New York Congressional Leaders Sound Alarm For Much Needed MTA Funding
Millions of people typically flock to mass transit in the days after Labor Day Weekend, but the coronavirus pandemic has changed all of that.
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Millions of people typically flock to mass transit in the days after Labor Day Weekend, but the coronavirus pandemic has changed all of that.
Schools, subways and courthouses could all become a whole lot dirtier, and federal funds to buy coronavirus protective gear for teachers and students could dry up.
Democrats from New York are reacting to the four measures signed by President Donald Trump on Saturday in a move to bypass stalled congressional stimulus talks.
CBS2 learned from the city that the Project Renewal clients who left the Washington Jefferson Hotel are being housed in facilities uptown.
Republicans are set to unveil a new stimulus aid package as soon as Monday.
Gotham Hall relies heavily on smaller businesses and gig workers for events, so the impact has been far-reaching.
The proposal, developed with Washington Sen. Patty Murray, is known as the Coronavirus Child Care and Education Relief Act.
The state's eviction moratorium was set to expire June 20, but Gov. Andrew Cuomo extended it to Aug. 20.
Right now, Schumer says the Federal Trade Commission is sending out warning letters to stop companies from making false promises of coronavirus treatments or cures.
Some claim they can detect the virus. Others claim they can detect antibodies. But none of them may be accurate.
After being accused of making threats against members of the Supreme Court, Sen. Chuck Schumer offered a clarification On Thursday.
The Internal Revenue Service has issued a ruling in a case that could cost Long Island homeowners thousands of dollars in additional federal taxes.
The NYPD says there have been at least 14 reported anti-Semitic attacks in the last two weeks.
A consumer warning was issued to shoppers on Sunday. Recalled items could be sitting under your Christmas tree.
The New York senator says he wants to crackdown on robocall scams, especially during the holidays.
The House of Representatives is expected to vote on two articles of impeachment against President Trump this week.
Schumer worries that without federal action, airlines could shrink seating even more and create safety issues.
While it remains to be seen if that translates into a shortage of French fries, one thing is clear, potato farmers have it tough – including ones on Long Island.
There's been a 25% increase in the passing of the hard-to-detect motion picture bills, according to law enforcement.
Sen. Charles Schumer says airlines lack policies assuring children can sit with their parents, despite 2016 legislation requiring the federal Department of Transportation to enact a universal family-friendly seating policy.
A new state law would let school districts install cameras on their bus stop signs, to catch drivers that don't stop. However, Sen. Chuck Schumer said many districts can't afford to install the technology.
Sen. Chuck Schumer is proposing a national plan that he says would save new car buyers money.
Homeowners who pay high property taxes, like many in the Tri-State Area, were hit hard by the tax overhaul bill passed in 2017.
A study by Healthy Babies Bright Futures found the presence of heavy metals in 95% of the 168 baby foods that were tested.
Schumer says he supports lawsuits aimed at e-cigarette makers but they would take years to wind through the courts.
