State lawmakers pass bill capping NYC classroom capacity
Mayor Eric Adams is opposed to the bill, calling it an "unfunded mandate."
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Mayor Eric Adams is opposed to the bill, calling it an "unfunded mandate."
The latest map from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates that New York City has moved from a high to medium alert level.
Over the next two weeks, more than 100 pianos will be scattered across the five boroughs for the public to play.
Dozens of pianos are popping up across New York City as part of an arts movement that's back for another year. As CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports, organizers want to strike a chord with the public.
While crowds gather in the U.K., celebrations are happening in New York City, too.
Mayor Eric Adams has named a new gun violence task force, selecting a community organizer and long-time community-based violence interrupter as a co-chair. The goal is to take a different approach than the NYPD; CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer has the story.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and other officials discussed funding for a youth gun violence prevention programs.
The New York Times reports Mayor Eric Adams is preparing to appoint a so-called "gun violence czar" to help stem relentless shootings in New York City.
Adams says the bureaucratic way of doing things is out the window as he strives to reinvent the city post-COVID.
Mayor Eric Adams has unveiled a wide-ranging plan to accelerate the city's economic recovery in the post-pandemic world. CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer says it focuses on cutting red tape.
Two more cases of the monkeypox virus have been discovered in New York City. That brings the total to four, the most in the country. CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports this comes as the World Health Organization addressed the rising number of cases.
If you missed it, don't worry. You'll have another chance in July.
Pashona Davy called her brother, Donovan Davy, when he was late getting home. Moments later, the conversation was cut short, CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
The Community League of the Heights offers housing, legal and mental health services. But one of its most-used resources is a food pantry on West 159th Street, CBS2's Jessi Mitchell reports.
Hundreds of veterans and service members stood at attention to watch the Missing Man Military Aircraft flyover and remember those who never returned, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Six actors in four shows, including a trio from "Take Me Out," are nominated, CBS2's Dave Carlin reports.
It appears people thought they heard gunshots, but police say it's unclear if a gun was fired.
Officers chased down three vehicles while responding to a report of shots fired in Williamsburg, according to NYPD.
A 44-year-old man was sitting on a stoop in Dyker Heights when a suspect approached and pushed him to the ground, according to police.
A New York City nonprofit is celebrating 30 years of supporting underserved Asian and immigrant youth.
If these restaurant owners miss the June 20 deadline, not only do they face fines, but also the possibility their outdoor dining permits get revoked for good.
The mentoring program is only part of what Apex for Youth has to offer, CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reports.
Bragg says his office is also grappling with subway crime and numerous other threats to public safety, CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
The Parks Department is urging beachgoers to be safe and only swim when lifeguards are on duty.
In 2011, retired Marine Corps Sgt. Luis Remache was severely injured in a grenade blast in Afghanistan. Wounded Warriors reached out and donated the $100,000 truck, CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.
