Police Reform Is Well Underway In Westchester County Cities
The future of policing in New York state will take shape between now and next April.
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The future of policing in New York state will take shape between now and next April.
The second largest school district in Westchester county canceled plans to start the year with limited in-school instruction.
The district said it is committed to getting internet access and Chromebooks to students at home.
Life has returned to the Iona College campus. But due to the coronavirus pandemic, it doesn't look the same.
No power is one concern, but residents are also upset their streets are still impassable. They're worried they'd be trapped during an emergency.
The sound of chainsaws will be the soundtrack of the suburbs for some time to come.
Police believe Dr. Alika Crew had duct tape and rubber gloves as she allegedly hid in the victim's vehicle before the attack.
Video shows the suspect coming back a short time after the incident, recognized by her neighbors as a doctor and by the victim as her assailant.
"I didn't know that would be the last day I would see him," Isa Muhammad told CBS2's Tony Aiello.
Many people in our area have reached another big checkpoint on the road to reopening.
Students and administrators across the tri-state area are coming up with creative digital and socially distanced ideas to celebrate graduation.
Westchester is welcoming the return of many outdoor activities now that it entered Phase 2 of the state's reopening plan. But, CBS2's Tony Aiello reports the restrictions still in place are a reminder that the coronavirus pandemic is ongoing.
CBS2's Hazel Sanchez reports Danny Martinez of New Rochelle is doing house calls while it's still unsafe for kids to go back to school.
New Rochelle police say two officers made a traffic stop near Potter Avenue and Pierce Street just before 11:00 p.m. Friday.
CBS2's Tony Aiello reports New Rochelle Police have been keeping an eye on the demonstrators from a distance to respect the peace.
The governor said Long Island is on track to reopen on Wednesday.
A terrible loss for a Westchester County woman is being felt deeply in her entire community.
The effects of the pandemic have touched all our lives over the past 70 days, and now the lawyer famous as "patient zero" and his community are looking to the future.
The trying times we are all experiencing struck first at Young Israel of New Rochelle.
It's a question many are asking: In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic were public officials giving the wrong directives, sending the wrong message?
Westchester County Executive George Latimer on Tuesday provided an update on the work his team and local municipalities are doing to contain the coronavirus outbreak.
Dr. Laura Feijoo was tested on March 16 and has been instructed to quarantine for two weeks from that date.
The closing of schools introduces a new era of remote learning for countless districts. Students are at home, instead of in class.
By appointment only, residents will be swabbed without having to leave their cars, limiting the chance for exposure.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered large gatherings, including schools and houses of worship, in a one-mile radius to close in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
