NYC Suing Trump Administration Over 'Anarchist' Designation
New York City, Portland and Seattle were given the label back in September.
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New York City, Portland and Seattle were given the label back in September.
Repeatedly asked for public school attendance numbers, the mayor again argued they fluctuate so wildly he needs even more time.
The governor announced Wednesday that restrictions in New York City will be narrowed to certain blocks instead of whole zip codes
He says it will be different this year and rules will have to be followed to keep children safe.
The mayor says it will be available regardless of a person's ability to pay for it.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he will redraw the lines, and the results will be announced as soon as Wednesday.
Homeless shelter residents at the Lucerne on the Upper West Side are not giving up their fight to stay at the hotel.
As CBS2's political reporter Marcia Kramer reports, New York City is hoping to avoid a repeat of a gathering last Sunday in the village of New Square.
Sources tell CBS2 it stems from the mayor's micromanaging. The NYPD however says Pichardo is retiring.
Pichardo was the highest ranking Latino member of the NYPD and the second-highest uniformed officer in the department.
Homeless men getting kicked out of an Upper West Side hotel are already getting the no-welcome sign from a Lower Manhattan group raising $1 million to keep them out of their neighborhood.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo will mark Columbus Day by dedicating a statue of the Italian-American saint Mother Cabrini in Lower Manhattan.
The rulings mean Gov. Cuomo's order to limit capacity to 10 people within red zones, where the infection rate is above 3%, can be enforced.
De Blasio added in his letter that "New York City remains the safest big city in America in large part because of NYPD's work to ensure that victims and witnesses of crime feel safe coming forward."
Enforcement in New York City's COVID-19 hot zones started Friday.
After an ugly battle with the teachers union over the opening of schools, Mayor Bill de Blasio and the union are duking it out again.
CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer put the tough questions to Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday.
The new lockdown is set to begin Thursday in COVID hot zones in Brooklyn and Queens.
If Mayor Bill de Blasio gets his way, mixed income housing will become part of the neighborhood often associated with luxury lofts and high end retail.
The COVID-19 shutdown plan is getting a lot of pushback from other New Yorkers, especially churches and businesses.
It was day two of Cuomo criticizing de Blasio for having an ineffective plan to cope with COVID clusters.
The superintendent of schools for the Diocese of Brooklyn called the move "unconscionable" at a rally outside Good Shepherd Catholic Academy.
The schools will be closed for at least two weeks, and the change has many parents scrambling.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo believes mass gatherings are the priority right now to curb the recent increase in positive COVID-19 cases.
The closures are happening one day earlier than the mayor proposed.
