New Yorkers Finding Socially Distant, Safe Ways To Celebrate Halloween
If you were wondering about Halloween this year, know it is not dead.
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If you were wondering about Halloween this year, know it is not dead.
While the pandemic didn't stop it from going on, there are some changes this year.
One very special nursing unit for the tiniest trick-or-treaters is going all out to keep families happy and hopeful.
Airbnb warned it may take legal action against any guests who violate those rules.
Coronavirus cases are creeping up in New York City, prompting Mayor de Blasio to urge New Yorkers to stay put this holiday season.
Over the weekend, police officers arrived at the home after neighbors complained about the traffic from people stopping to look at the zombies.
An elaborate Halloween display enjoyed by many in a New Jersey neighborhood has been taken down.
He says it will be different this year and rules will have to be followed to keep children safe.
Putting a photo of a purple pumpkin in your window will let trick-or-treaters know you're using safety precautions.
Halloweens is looking a little different this year. With social distancing, parents and local leaders are trying to figure out safe and spooky ways to celebrate.
Glen Ridge put out a notice citing the CDC, which determined it's a high-risk activity to participate in traditional Halloween trick-or-treating.
Halloween is on in New Jersey despite the coronavirus pandemic, but safety will be key.
For Halloween, many traditional activities have been deemed "higher-risk" and should be avoided.
In the spirit of the holiday, organizers remind everyone to wear their masks.
They've found the man they say was caught on surveillance video smashing pumpkins along 81st Avenue in Bay Ridge before Halloween.
Police say the vehicle was not damaged and "additional resources will be deployed to address the conditions in the neighborhood."
Waterbury police say 37-year-old Jason Racz faces charges including first-degree reckless endangerment and risk of injury to a minor.
"She could feel her legs. Her body was in shock. She could go from crying to not crying to crying to just being OK," Raad Abdalla said.
In Flatbush, Brooklyn, some unlucky car owners felt nature's wrath.
The parade featured hundreds of Wild Things-themed puppets and more than 50 music bands, dancers and artists. Batman and Spider-Man costumes, as well as Jokers and jack-o-lanterns, were plenty visible.
CBS2's Jessica Layton spoke one-on-one with the chief of the NYPD's Counter Terrorism Unit about the lessons learned from that attack.
While the NYPD says there are no credible threats, police will be on "heightened vigilance" to keep everyone safe.
One family in New Jersey has turned their front yard into an incredible adventure.
Check out or gallery of spooky costumes, haunted houses and petrifying pets on display for the eve of Oct. 31, 2019!
Check out or gallery of spooky costumes, haunted houses and petrifying pets on display for the eve of Oct. 31, 2019!
