Judge overturns NYC's COVID vaccine mandate for police
The city filed an immediate notice of appeal, meaning the judge's ruling cannot be enforced until the appeal is heard.
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The city filed an immediate notice of appeal, meaning the judge's ruling cannot be enforced until the appeal is heard.
New York City's vaccine mandate for police officers is in legal limbo. A Supreme Court judge overturned it Friday, but as CBS2's Thalia Perez reports, the city's immediate appeal leaves the mandate in place for now.
If your car gets booted, it means you owe the city more than $350 in parking or camera violation tickets.
New York City says it's owed nearly $500 million in unpaid parking tickets, and it's looking to collect. As CBS2's Alice Gainer reports, you may be noticing more cars with boots on them around the five boroughs.
President Biden, Gov. Hochul and Mayor Adams pledged support for the island recovering from Hurricane Fiona.
Police said the second man hurt in the shooting was the intended target.
A Brooklyn nonprofit is working to make tennis more accessible in underserved communities, CBS2's Hannah Kliger reports.
Amy Cooper sued her former employer after she was fired over the video in which she falsely claimed a Black man who was birdwatching threatened her.
CBS2's Dave Carlin spoke with the Broadway musical's creative team about staging America's birth in a different way.
Metallica, Mariah Carey and the Jonas Brothers will headline the free concert dedicated to ending extreme poverty.
Aaron Judge is two home runs away from breaking Roger Maris' single-season record.
Gov. Murphy has been fighting against Manhattan's congestion pricing plan.
The city will open two humanitarian emergency response and relief centers in the coming weeks, CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
The FDNY has reached another tragic milestone 21 years after 9/11.
One expert called Fiona the worst hit to the island's agriculture industry in 20 years.
For National Hispanic Heritage Month, we are highlighting the soaring number of Latino-owned small businesses in New York City. CBS2's Thalia Perez spoke with some owners who show us how they've overcome the odds.
A team from New York City is helping assess the damage following the devastation of Hurricane Fiona in Puerto Rico.
Fans are trying to find a way into the Garden to be part of history, marking his 15th consecutive show.
Climate-conscious minds are gathering at the Times Center at the same time as the UN General Assembly.
This week, leaders from around the globe are meeting in New York City for Climate Week NYC. CBS2's Vanessa Murdock has more on the efforts to drive climate action.
New York City's mayor ended the COVID vaccine mandate Tuesday morning for private sector workers but not for city workers. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge spoke to people outside City Hall who were asking, what's the rationale?
Many discarded during the subprime mortgage crisis make up the rundown homes seen across the five boroughs.
However, advocates for asylum seekers are not sold on the idea. CBS2's Christina Fan explains why.
Doctors say the latest booster is the biggest development since the COVID vaccine first came out, CBS2's John Dias reports.
Police believe Erin Merdy drowned her daughter, Liliana, and two sons at a beach in Brooklyn.
