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The mayor said many of the migrants had asked to go to different destinations, but were not given a choice.
CBS2's Astrid Martinez spoke with immigration advocates on how this war between blue and red states is impacting local services, all while the migrants are caught in the middle.
CBS2's John Elliott takes a trip to the National Lighthouse Museum on Staten Island.
CBS2's Dave Carlin spoke with the darkly funny autobiographical production's daring creator.
A second bus carrying migrants from Texas to New York City arrived at Port Authority Bus Terminal on Sunday, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Mayor Eric Adams was among the bikers celebrating the extension from the Brooklyn Bridge to East Harlem.
New York's Summer Streets program kicked off Saturday.
Rhonda Vetere came from Connecticut to jump into the Hudson and support the cause, CBS2's John Elliott reports.
This year, New Yorkers can take advantage of more than eight miles of Open Streets.
New York City's biggest block party is back!
Hundreds of New Yorkers will march across the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday to demand support for COVID long-haulers and other survivors.
Surveillance video shows chaos as partygoers hopped fences trying to flee when gunfire erupted Friday night, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
An employee buzzed in the first suspect, who was then able to let the other three inside, according to police.
Plainclothes detectives were parked in an unmarked car when they saw a group of men approach the party and pull out guns, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
A city official said some migrants were confused, and relief workers said many had no idea they were coming here.
A red state/blue state border war as erupted as the Texas governor sends migrants to New York City on a bus. As CBS2's Ali Bauman reports, people are now caught in the middle, being used as political pawns.
The attorney general says Ink Property Group "made quick cash by preying on vulnerable individuals and families."
A New York City landlord group accused of violating rent stabilization laws is being forced to pay nearly $2 million.
The NYPD says the citywide murder rate jumped dramatically in July. CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer says the police commissioner once again pleaded for bail reform and Republican gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin demanded that lawmakers come back to Albany immediately.
The president declared monkeypox a nationwide health emergency as cases increase rapidly.
A red state/blue state border war erupts after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sends dozens of migrants to the Port Authority Bus Terminal. CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer says Mayor Eric Adams is furious and seeking federal help.
Elise Finch has the Tri-State Area's updated First Alert forecast on CBS2 News at Noon.
The decision frees up money for staffing, and for evaluating and developing vaccines, but some say it's too late, CBS2's John Dias reports.
Police sources said a customer got into an argument with a worker over cold fries.
