Broadway Bridges helps thousands of NYC students see first Broadway show
Around 60,000 students have seen shows like "Beetlejuice," "Aladdin" and "Hadestown" since the program started six years ago.
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Around 60,000 students have seen shows like "Beetlejuice," "Aladdin" and "Hadestown" since the program started six years ago.
Around 60,000 students have seen shows like "Beetlejuice," "Aladdin" and "Hadestown" since the program started six years ago, CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.
Flames started at the Farragut Houses on Bridge Street just after 11 p.m.
Investigators said multiple suspects were seen running from the scene.
Children in foster care in New York City now have more opportunities to go to college thanks to a newly expanded program giving them more financial help. CBS2's Hannah Kliger shows us the massive effect this program can have on young people's lives.
LaGuardia and Newark airports are expecting the most delays due to passenger volume after Thanksgiving, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
We're told one person was rushed to the hospital and one was treated at the scene.
CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis has more on the sights and sounds of the 96th running of the event.
New York City mayors give keys to the city, but when the mayors get gifts, they can't keep them. So now, you can own a piece of New York City history, like paintings, cufflinks or even a 1998 World Cup soccer ball. CBS2's Dave Carlin gives us a closer look at the online auction.
What if developers were required to build affordable housing, if they want to do business in New York City? A top advocate is making the pitch. CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer says the idea surfaced during a discussion on "The Point," CBS2's Sunday morning talk show.
Get ready for holiday gridlock, maybe even more than usual. For the first time in 50 years, part of Fifth Avenue will be car-free. CBS2's Dick Brennan has more on what this means for drivers an holiday crowds.
Sanitation officials gave a "snow and tell" Tuesday, showing how their trucks are transformed to take on the snow.
Winter is on the way, and New York City sanitation officials say they're ready.
Two new city laws signed Tuesday will increase support for survivors of domestic and gender-based violence. CBS2's Lisa Rozner spoke with survivors and advocates.
Mayor Eric Adams says an "economic tsunami" is coming for New York City, so get ready. For starters, he's ordered a partial hiring freeze with a multi-billion dollar deficit expected next year. CBS2's Alice Gainer has more on what he's planning.
The Department of Transportation announced plans to expand bike lanes and public spaces next year.
Performers gathered at Herald Square and tried to stay warm.
Two people were taken to the hospital in serious, but stable condition.
Mayor Adams praised the arresting officers, but said he's worried about a copycat attack and ordered the NYPD to step up patrols at houses of worship.
This year, the museum is celebrating "beautiful bugs."
It was held at Holly Innocents Roman Catholic Church.
The cameras installed on buses capture drivers who violate bus lane rules in real time.
The company's former CFO admitted to taking part in a scheme to avoid paying taxes on $1.7 million.
Police said the victim is not expected to survive.
Police said the 42-year-old victim was punched in the face several times.
