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Mark Libertini says you shouldn't keep chocolate in the refrigerator, CBS2's John Elliott reports.
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Mark Libertini says you shouldn't keep chocolate in the refrigerator, CBS2's John Elliott reports.
Aigner Chocolates and other businesses on Metropolitan Avenue are giving back this holiday season, CBS2's John Elliott reports.
The annual bar crawl returns to New York City on Saturday.
Calls to mask up are growing again as COVID and other seasonal illnesses see unusually high spikes.
Calls to mask up are growing again as COVID and other seasonal illnesses see unusually high spikes, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
The project includes four new stations in the Bronx and will cut travel times from Westchester and Connecticut.
Subway safety advocates are calling on New York City to address crime after the 10th death in the system this year.
Not much will change for E-ZPass users. Those without a transponder will get a bill in the mail.
New York's congestion pricing plan calls for charging drivers a fee to travel below 60th Street in Manhattan.
Advocates are arguing the plan is unconstitutional.
Mayor Eric Adams' new plan to involuntarily hospitalize some mentally ill people living on New York City streets is facing its first legal battle. CBS2's Ali Bauman looks at the court filing and why advocates argue the plan is unconstitutional.
For those who have gone through the criminal justice system, getting a job can be difficult, and not having one can often be why some end up back behind bars.
Hizzoner's "get stuff built" housing initiative focuses on cutting red tape to make construction easier.
Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a new strategy Thursday to tackle the lack of affordable housing. CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer says he set a moonshot goal of building 500,000 new homes in the next 10 years.
An emergency request has been filed by public interest groups to halt Mayor Eric Adams' controversial plan to remove mentally ill individuals from New York City streets.
Supporters say the bill gives struggling New Yorkers a second chance, but opponents say it's a major safety risk.
The New York City Council is considering an end to criminal background checks for prospective tenants. Those who support the bill say it gives struggling New Yorkers a second chance. Opponents say it's a major safety risk. CBS2's Jennifer Bisram has more on what the controversial bill would mean for New Yorkers.
Sundance Oliver, the man charged in a local killing spree, is expected to make his first court appearance Thursday.
Mayor Eric Adams makes an announcement about affordable housing in New York City.
Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch cites increased cost and environmental factors as main reasons.
A Buy American bill could cost New York City millions more to de-ice the streets next winter, and the sanitation commissioner is urging the governor to come to the rescue. CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer has the story.
New York City is getting a big boost in tourism with new cruises coming to Brooklyn Terminal.
The deadline was extended after the website crashed last week.
One of the buildings has a 24-hour doorman and security cameras, but that didn't stop the suspect, CBS2's Tim McNicholas reports.
The graduation ceremony was held in Brooklyn for the new members of the department.
