Coney Island sand sculpting competition on Saturday
The artistry of Coney Island's sand sculptors will be on display for the first time since 2019.
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The artistry of Coney Island's sand sculptors will be on display for the first time since 2019.
John Elliott has the Tri-State Area's updated First Alert forecast on CBS2 News This Morning.
At least one person had to be rescued after the fire at a home in Bulls Head, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
The border battle continues with more migrants coming to New York City from Texas.
More than 9,000 new appointments in the city are expected to go online Saturday morning.
Polio is likely circulating in the five boroughs, according to the city and state health departments. It is preventable with vaccination.
If you thought New York City rent couldn't go any higher, it has. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports the average monthly rent in Manhattan has hit a record $5,000 a month and renters are struggling to pay it.
New York City and New Jersey are expanding ways to get the monkeypox vaccine.
Health officials say the polio virus has now been detected in the wastewater in New York City. CBS2's Andrea Grymes reports.
Two and a half years later, CDC officials say we can start backing away from COVID guidelines.
City officials said nearly 5,000 people seeking asylum have arrived here under the orders of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.
The CDC says it's OK to ease COVID rules, but some New Yorkers aren't ready, CBS2's John Dias reports.
Heavy smoke and flames were pouring from the building when FDNY crews arrived.
Investigators are trying to figure out how the man fell into the chute, CBS2's Elijah Westbrook reports.
The discovery was made weeks after polio cases were found in Rockland County.
Mayor Eric Adams speaks with CBS News New York about what's being done to support asylum seekers arriving from Texas.
A bumpy roll out of the monkeypox vaccine has state and local leaders demanding federal action.
The United States has officially hit 10,000 monkeypox cases, and as those numbers continue to climb across the country and in our area, new legislation was introduced Thursday in New York City.
The bill would make it illegal for landlords to factor in criminal history when considering tenants, except for registered sex offenders.
As we approach the start of the school year, city data shows that public school enrollment last year was at its lowest point in more than a decade. As CBS2's Hannah Kliger shows us from Midwood, parents in increasing numbers are considering alternatives to their children's education.
A controversial bill introduced Thursday in New York City is stirring up lots of reaction. It would prohibit landlords from considering a potential tenant's criminal record. CBS2's Andrea Grymes has both sides of the debate.
Animal rights activists and concerned city councilmen are renewing calls for New York City horse carriages to be replaced with electric cars after a video of a carriage horse who collapsed in Hell's Kitchen went viral, but CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer says a spokeswoman for the drivers insists the horse suffered from an unknown medical issue.
The United States has officially hit 10,000 monkeypox cases, and as those numbers climb, so do calls for change in the way the vaccine is distributed. CBS2's Astrid Martinez has more on new legislation introduced in New York City.
CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis spoke to residents about the hardships they face as they wait for something to be done.
The buses rolled into the Port Authority and migrants stepped off, some with thumbs up and fists pumping.
