Restaurant Owners Hoping New Yorkers Brave Bitter Blast To Dine Outdoors
New York City restaurant owners are hoping the bitter blast eases up because outdoor dining is back on the menu.
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New York City restaurant owners are hoping the bitter blast eases up because outdoor dining is back on the menu.
A battle between some Queens tenants and their landlord is heating up as the temperature drops.
A young mother from upstate New York vanished in Queens after a night out with friends.
Car stunts through Queens streets and parking lots has become a new normal during the coronavirus pandemic.
It's a story you'll see only on CBS2. There's a noise nuisance in Queens.
From Manhattan to Queens, talented actors and actresses have been hitting the streets, bringing New Yorkers new kinds of entertainment.
A Queens man is facing charges after investigators found bomb-making materials at his home late Tuesday night.
Firefighters were first called to the house at 24-09 19th St. in Astoria in the afternoon and within the rubble they found the makings of a homemade bomb.
The theory behind the Little Free Pantry in Queens is simple: Take what you need, leave what you can.
It happened at the Ravenswood NYCHA Housing Complex on 35th Street in Astoria around 4:45 p.m. Tuesday.
The suspects were last seen running away from the Queensboro Plaza station.
From Billy Joel to Sergei Rachmaninoff, pianists around the world have come to rely on Steinway pianos.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued another stern warning Tuesday to bars and restaurants.
Hundreds of people could be seen partying with very little regard for coronavirus-related rules. Gov. Cuomo was less than thrilled. He said if the overcrowding does not stop, the only solution is to shut it down.
Police were on the scene, conducting crowd control, one day after Gov. Cuomo issued a "three strikes, you're closed" rule.
An investigation into over 5,000 establishments in downstate New York showed there were many cases where restaurants and bars fail to comply with social distancing orders.
A woman seen on video getting coughed on inside a Queens coffee shop last Saturday has filed a report with NYPD.
Drive-ins got the green light to open in New York and New Jersey this week.
Five people were hurt, with two of them believed to possibly be police officers, when an NYPD cruiser hit a car in Queens on Friday morning, causing it to overturn.
The man said he was doing his laundry yesterday in Astoria when he heard a loud bang.
The crime spree took place between 5:15 and 6 p.m. last Saturday along Steinway Street in Astoria.
The shooting happened around 9 p.m. near Astoria Boulevard and Eighth Street in Astoria.
Police were sent to the intersection of 30th Avenue and 14th Street in Astoria around 2:30 a.m. Saturday.
Police said the suspect stole $13,000 worth of jewelry. They believe he also hit the apartment next door.
It happened just before 3:30 a.m. Saturday at the Hot Bagel shop on 31st Street in Astoria.
