NYPD: Subway Rider Attacked, Robbed After Asking Woman To Wear Mask

According to police, the victim told the woman to wear a mask, which sparked an argument that escalated into an assault and robbery.

• Sep 17, 2020

Broadway Actor Nick Cordero's Birthday Celebrated With Posthumous Concert Album Release

Actor and Broadway star Nick Cordero would have turned 42 on Thursday, and to commemorate his birthday, an album is being released showcasing his cabaret act.

• Sep 17, 2020

3 Firefighters Hurt Battling Lower East Side Blaze

Flames broke out shortly after midnight on Grand Street between Eldridge and Allen on the Lower East Side.

• Sep 17, 2020

Exclusive: Brooklyn 6th Grader's First Day Of Remote Learning Interrupted By Hacker Streaming Pornography

A Brooklyn mom told CBS2 exclusively on Wednesday she kept her daughter home from school to keep her safe, only to be faced with a whole different danger.

• Sep 16, 2020

New York City Council Approves Optional 10% Restaurant Surcharge Fee

There is some relief coming for New York City restaurants struggling during the coronavirus pandemic.

• Sep 16, 2020

Police: Random Bottle Attack On Jogger Being Investigated As A Hate Crime

Video shows a woman tossing a glass bottle at a Black jogger. 

• Sep 16, 2020

Christie's To Auction Off Dozen Works Of Art Housed At Brooklyn Museum

The Brooklyn Museum said the money raised will help pay for the care of its collection.

• Sep 16, 2020

New York City Teachers Say Some Schools Still Aren't Safe As Remote Learning Resumes: 'I Would Not Send My Child'

While students logged on for the first time Wednesday, educators demanded learning stay this way.

• Sep 16, 2020

Brooklyn Theater Teacher Uses Improv To Bring NYPD, Community Together

CBS2's Christina Fan takes you inside the story of a program created to have officers and community members go through an improv class together learning from each other.

• Sep 16, 2020

Front-Line Emergency Room Workers Raise Money For The Actors Fund With 'Brave Hearts For Broadway'

More than 120 volunteers from around the world donated thousands of hours and a whole lot of love to make Let Us Entertain You possible.

• Sep 16, 2020

Health Experts: Demand For Flu Shots Is Higher Than Expected, So Public Urged To Get One Sooner Rather Than Later

In preparing for the flu season, Stop & Shop did its market research and anticipated a 35% increase in demand for the influenza vaccine, but that projection ended up being off.

• Sep 16, 2020

Virtual New York Fashion Week Featuring Designers With Life During The Pandemic On Their Minds

One show that COVID-19 is not canceling is New York Fashion Week. Some of the world's top designers are showing virtually, but a few are still making it happen in-person.

• Sep 16, 2020

Some Long Islanders Going Native, Replacing Lawns With Plants In Effort To Attract Wildlife And Cut Maintenance Costs

The suburban landscape is looking a little different in parts of Long Island.

• Sep 16, 2020

Father Of 2 Latest Victim Of Gun Violence On Staten Island; Police Sources: Road Rage Possible Motive

Police said 29-year-old Sean Dallas was gunned down at around 8:45 at the corner of Grandview Avenue and Arlington Place on his way to see his kids.

• Sep 16, 2020

As The New Year Begins, New York City's Widespread Teacher Shortage Weighing Heavily On The Minds Of Many

The school year for New York City students started Wednesday online. In-person classes are scheduled to begin next week. Yet teachers say the Department of Education is still not prepared

• Sep 16, 2020

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