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CBS2's Alice Gainer talks with moving companies about the large number of people moving out of New York City and the people who are also moving within the city itself.
The Trump administration just announced a ban on evictions through the end of the year. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports on how that decision is being received by housing advocates.
On Aug. 24, the city announced principals had the option of applying for outdoor learning, another piece to go with classroom and remote instruction.
Thursday marks one week since the controversial Revel mopeds returned to city streets.
A massive beehive was recently discovered in the foyer and walls of a Long Island home.
The coronavirus pandemic put a stop to most international travel almost six months ago. Now a major tourist destination is reopening its borders to Americans, but only some of us.
With most students in our area preparing for online classes, at least part time, many are still not connected.
Classes are cut in half, everyone must wear masks, follow safe social distancing rules and hand sanitation stations are everywhere.
Only about 58% of city residents have filled out the census. In some neighborhoods it's much lower, a far cry from the 65% national average.
A Queens patient recently returned to a Bronx hospital to thank the medical team that saved his life after a two-month battle with COVID-19.
The US Open is showcasing local artists' work as part of the tournament's "Be Open" campaign. CBS2's Steve Overmyer reports how the tennis tournament is working around not having any fans in the crowd.
The sculpture depicts two children, one learning from home, and the other at schools.
It happened around 2:25 p.m. Tuesday while the bus while traveling southbound on the Harlem River Drive near 155th Street.
Officials said the hyperlocal approach has proven successful in other neighborhoods - particularly in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Chu suffered swelling to her mouth, but joined officers in canvassing the area looking for her attacker.
