As Dog Days Of Summer Approach, Many Wonder If We Need To Wear Face Masks Outside
Some people think it's too hot to wear a mask. Other just don't want to.
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Some people think it's too hot to wear a mask. Other just don't want to.
Local artists and members of community groups will paint the words "Black Lives Matter" on both sides of the median, so the phrase can be read by anyone heading north or south.
As the NYPD decides how to cut more than a billion dollars in spending, there are more than 100 families and police officers in Far Rockaway, Queens who are hoping their mentorship program is not in danger.
Psychologist Alexandra Stratyner says shame doesn't properly motivate anyone, and registered dietitian nutritionist Alexandra Corwin agrees, saying eating healthier works when not viewed as a chore.
It will be a July 4th unlike any in our lifetimes.
As COVID-19 cases have thankfully gone down significantly in the Tri-State Area over the past month, hospitals have begun to return to more or less normal operations.
Many are steering clear of their usual travel plans this year and looking to stay closer to home due to COVID-19.
It's part of the U.S. Military's event called "Salute to the Great Cities of the American Revolution."
Players had to pass a series of tests just to get into the ballpark, and then wear masks when traveling between workout stations.
The victim is recovering from his injuries, and working with police to find the attacker.
Whether it's taking a stroll on the boardwalk, or hitting the beach, July 4th weekend kicked off on Coney Island.
Dennis Cunningham, a longtime member of the CBS2 family, has passed away.
It happened at around 10:15 a.m. at Fifth Avenue and West 57th Street.
Police Commissioner Dermot Shea announced a man was arrested Friday after a toddler was targeted in an attack while out with his babysitter earlier in the week.
According to police, it happened on May 28 at 11:50 p.m. at the Burnside Laundromat at 253 East Burnside Avenue.
