Sen. Schumer: New York To Receive Additional $2 Billion In COVID Relief
Financial relief is headed to New York City and the state.
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Financial relief is headed to New York City and the state.
Hundreds of people sat in their cars and were among the first to get their shots. But so many more were left behind frustrated and trying to navigate a system that is overwhelmed.
The lawsuit comes after James' office found widespread civil rights abuses by police against Black Lives Matter protesters over the summer.
The Democrat, who represents parts of Manhattan and the Bronx, received his second dose of the coronavirus vaccine last week.
It's one of several investigations into local people, including some who allegedly participated in last week's deadly riot.
As the demand for a COVID-19 vaccine increases around the country, more vaccination sites are popping up in New Jersey.
The final vote was 232 to 197, with 10 Republicans joining all 222 Democrats in supporting a single article of impeachment charging the president with "incitement of insurrection."
Getting an vaccine appointment is a difficult process, as millions of people are clamoring for just thousands of daily vaccine doses.
Mostofsky was seen inside the U.S. Capitol Building while wearing a fur outfit and a bulletproof vest.
Katko, who was among hundreds of members of Congress locked down for hours while rioters invaded the Capitol on Wednesday, said he didn't take his decision to impeach lightly.
It will be a huge boost for the $120 billion-a-year industry, which has been on lockdown for 10 months.
CBS2 is continuing its look at the city's hardest hit neighborhoods when it comes to COVID-19.
The FBI is is warning about armed protests at all 50 state capitols, and they could start as early as this week.
Multiple Republicans familiar with the exchanges confirmed the details to CBS News.
Rudy Giuliani is facing possible expulsion from the New York State Bar Association over incendiary remarks he made to President Donald Trump's supporters last week.
