Top 5 Leading Contenders In NYC Mayoral Race Face Off In Debate On CBS2 And CBSN New York
It's the last time the leading contenders in the New York City mayoral race will face off before early voting begins Saturday.
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It's the last time the leading contenders in the New York City mayoral race will face off before early voting begins Saturday.
Mayoral candidate Eric Adams will participate in Thursday night's CBS2's leading contenders debate after all.
President Biden on Thursday formally announced that the U.S. is purchasing 500 million doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for the global supply.
The families of Danroy "DJ" Henry and Kenneth Chamberlain told CBS2 on Thursday it's a step towards justice, and accountability.
Polls open for early voting this Saturday, and Election Day is set for June 22.
Adams allowed reporters inside a Brooklyn apartment he owns in an attempt to say he lives there, after questions were raised about whether he really spends his time in Fort Lee, New Jersey.
Ciattarelli will go on to face Democratic incumbent Gov. Phil Murphy in November's election.
During the pandemic you may have noticed an extra service fee added on to your restaurant bill. Those surcharges could be here to stay.
Voters will choose the Democratic and Republican nominees for governor, state legislature and various local races.
Can herd immunity ever be reached in our region? According to Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone, not without more young teens getting their shot.
None of the finger pointing can change the reality that the city has so far failed to stem the tide of gun violence. Shootings are up 68% so far this year.
A COVID-19 vaccine site in Harlem got a high-profile visit on Sunday.
There are weather alerts, AMBER alerts and Silver alerts. Now, Nassau County lawmakers want to launch Blue alerts.
The suspect in the recent attack on an Asian woman in Chinatown was no stranger to law enforcement. Alexander Wright's history of arrests is raising questions about what went wrong.
The first in-person debate of the Democratic mayoral primary was filled with cross talk and insults.