COVID Vaccine In New York: Walk-In Appointments Offered To All New Yorkers Over 50 At City-Run Sites
Walk-in appointments were previously only available for New Yorkers over age 75.
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Walk-in appointments were previously only available for New Yorkers over age 75.
Others honored Wednesday included paramedics Niall O'Shaughnessy and Joshua Rodriguez, who responded to a building collapse, treating several injured construction workers inside.
An effort is underway in New Jersey to build a home for a family who needs a helping hand, and the project involves some students who are learning construction through a special program.
Anti-violence activists are identifying the city's most problematic neighborhoods and then flooding those hotspots with community events this summer.
Hideki Matsuyama became the first Japanese man to win a golf major, fulfilling a long-standing ambition for a country that loves the game.
The boy remains hospitalized after he was shot while walking down a street in Bedford-Stuyvesant just before 10 p.m. Saturday.
The FDNY says the blaze is finally under control. Now, the investigation can begin.
There are calls to put an end to the violence after a 5-year-old was hit by a stray bullet in Brooklyn on Monday. The little girl was the latest victim in a surge of gun violence in the city.
Police say there have been 33 anti-Asian hate crime victims as of March 28, compared to 11 during the same period last year.
Christians around the Tri-State Area celebrated Easter mass on Sunday, and unlike last year, some services were able to take place in person.
Lloyd was a volunteer with the Spring Valley Fire Department for nearly 16 years. He was killed in the line duty during a fire at an assisted living facility in Rockland County.
Volunteers walked along Ninth Avenue on Friday, passing our fliers and asking businesses to speak up if they witness hate.
The nation's top doctor pleaded with states Monday to pause reopening plans as a fourth surge of the coronavirus threatens the country.
Meanwhile in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, there were numerous other close calls when winds toppled a massive tree, crushing Doris Velez's car.
Rockland County officials shared more details Wednesday about a fire at a home for adults that killed two people and injured more than a dozen others.
Fire officials said about 100 to 125 people lived inside the facility, and 20 to 30 had to be rescued from the building.
Fitness fanatics in New York City finally returned to their favorite indoor classes Monday, after a year of at-home workouts.
Thousands rallied against hate across the country and here at home on Sunday, as two more attacks were reported on Asian New Yorkers.
New York City's Asian community woke up in fear and pain Wednesday, even more on edge after learning of yet another deadly attack on Asian-Americans.
CBS2's Christina Fan spoke with Juliana Gopie Sanon, who still can't come to terms that her son is gone.
Friends say 37-year-old Gudelia Vallinas was a devoted wife and mother of two young kids.
Included in President Joe Biden's massive COVID-19 relief package is a historic step that experts say will reduce child poverty.
An angry crowd of taxi drivers descended on Gracie Mansion on Tuesday, issuing a scathing review of the city's $65 million relief plan to help struggling cabbies.
A beloved sleepaway camp is permanently shutting down, the latest casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A dozen new community pop-up sites are opening across the state this weekend as the federal vaccine supply increases. Other centers are extending their hours.
