NYPD Unveils Plan To Protect New Yorkers During Elections: 'If Anyone Tries To Interfere With Anyone's Right To Vote, We Will Take Action'

Early voting begins at select locations in New York City on Oct. 24. Voters can also submit absentee ballots. 

• Oct 20, 2020

Commission On Presidential Debates Says It Will Mute Mics During Parts Of Final Debate

Each of the candidates will have two minutes of uninterrupted time at the beginning of each 15-minute segment at the final debate, which is set to be held Thursday.

• Oct 19, 2020

Trump Calls Fauci Is A 'Disaster,' But Says It Would Be 'A Bigger Bomb To Fire Him'

In a call with Trump campaign staff Monday, President Trump tore into the nation's leading infectious diseases expert and coronavirus task force member Dr. Anthony Fauci.

• Oct 19, 2020

CBS2 Gets Action In Astoria, But Loud Car Meet-Ups Continue In Another Part Of Queens

Car stunts through Queens streets and parking lots has become a new normal during the coronavirus pandemic.

• Oct 18, 2020

Gov. Cuomo Unveils Initial Framework For New York's Delivery Of COVID-19 Vaccine To Residents

Gov. Andrew Cuomo predicts 40 million doses of a coronavirus vaccine are what the state will need, as he announced Sunday a preliminary plan for distributing one.

• Oct 18, 2020

Homeless Shelter Residents Ask For Emergency Hearing In Effort To Avoid Being Kicked Out Of Lucerne Hotel On UWS

Homeless shelter residents at the Lucerne on the Upper West Side are not giving up their fight to stay at the hotel.

• Oct 18, 2020

60 Minutes: Fauci Admits Administration Has Restricted His Media Appearances, Says He's Not Surprised Trump Got COVID

This weekend, Americans face another surge in the COVID-19 pandemic. Infections have passed the 8 million mark and are rising rapidly. There are more than 218,000 dead.

• Oct 18, 2020

Women March Across Country As Trump, Biden Continues On Campaign Trail

In Campaign 2020, President Donald Trump is on the road making his case for re-election, while on Wall Street and across the country, thousands of women marched Saturday.

• Oct 17, 2020

Mismatched Signatures And More: Common Mistakes Could Delay Your Vote From Being Counted

When they check your signature, they can get persnickety. For example, if your signature on record has a middle initial, you better not forget it.

• Oct 16, 2020

Chirlane McCray Not Running For Brooklyn Borough President

Ending months of speculation, McCray said she would instead focus on the city's recovery from the pandemic.

• Oct 16, 2020

Top Wall Street Executive Ray McGuire Announces He's Running For Mayor

For the last 13 years, Ray McGuire has been the head of global corporate investment banking at Citigroup.

• Oct 15, 2020

President Donald Trump, Joe Biden Participate In Dueling Town Halls Instead Of Second Presidential Debate

Just 19 days before Election Day, President Donald Trump and former vice president Joe Biden made a primetime push for votes.

• Oct 15, 2020

Some Groups, Residents Say Gov. Cuomo Has Taken Criticism Of Orthodox Jewish COVID-19 Noncompliance Too Far

There has been a war of words in New York's efforts to contain the coronavirus. Gov. Andrew Cuomo has made it clear the cluster zones are focused on ultra Orthodox Jewish communities.

• Oct 15, 2020

Republican Andrew Garbarino, Democrat Jackie Gordon In Neck-And-Neck Race To Replace Retiring Congressman Peter King On Long Island

Many voters say Peter King will be missed. Now they want to choose a candidate with the insight and sound reasoning to represent a new generation of Long Islanders.

• Oct 15, 2020

Pundit: Intense Rose-Malliotakis Congressional Race A Toss Up

A heated debate was held Wednesday night in New York City's hottest Congressional race.

• Oct 15, 2020

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