21 locations added to Open Streets for 2022
This summer, there will be more space to walk around in New York City. It's all part of the Open Streets program.
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This summer, there will be more space to walk around in New York City. It's all part of the Open Streets program.
Dozens of teachers in New York City are on the verge of being fired after the school system says their COVID vaccination cards are fake, but the teachers' union is threatening a lawsuit. CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
In a show of solidarity, Mayor Eric Adams announced a $2 million fund to assist thousands of Ukrainians expected to seek refuge in the United States.
New York City's Department of Transportation says it's also expanding the Open Streets program this summer; CBS2's Leah Mishkin reports.
The MTA's goal is to have an entirely zero-emission bus fleet by 2040.
Apps must now give details before a person accepts a job, including the address, distance, pay and tip.
CBS2's Vanessa Murdock has some tips from a New York City-based community with some green solutions.
There will be more places to walk and ride as part of New York City's Open Streets program this summer. CBS2's Leah Mishkin has more.
This Saturday only, nine corridors will be closed to traffic and opened to pedestrians.
Workers will have greater access to bathrooms when making pickups and apps will have to provide the distance for a job before it's accepted.
The funds are the first round of payments from the approximately $1.5 billion that James has secured for the state.
The State of the Air report found that between 2018 and 2020, New York City experienced fewer unhealthy days of high ozone.
A few years ago, doctors found tumors on Alex Young's spine. Since then, he's spent much of his life in hospitals for surgeries or chemotherapy treatments.
Mayor Eric Adams and New York Attorney General Letitia James have announced the first of up to $256 million coming to New York City to combat the opioid crisis.
This year is on pace to be the deadliest since Vision Zero began eight years ago.
One week after the largest mass shooting in the history of New York City's subway, the police officers and everyday people who stepped up to help others were honored. CBS2's Lisa Rozner has more on Wednesday's ceremony and an update on one of the wounded passengers.
Data shows 2022 is on pace to be the deadliest in terms of traffic-related deaths in New York City since Vision Zero began eight years ago.
Started by and named after Rosie O'Donnell, it provides free arts training over 100 students from across the city.
Every four hours someone dies of a drug overdose in New York City.
Every four hours someone dies of a drug overdose in New York City. It's a public health crisis that's preventable and city leaders say needs more attention. CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas sat down with the health commissioner, who explained the new ways he's combatting this growing problem.
Will a mask mandate be needed again in New York City if case numbers continue to climb? That was top of mind Tuesday as Mayor Eric Adams met with health officials; CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
The union representing 32,000 residential building workers has reached a tentative contract agreement with the Reality Advisory Board.
New York City's alert level is at "low," but last week Health Commissioner Dr. Ashwin Vasan warned it would likely rise this week to "medium."
Federal recommendations for Veterans Affairs hospitals could leave veterans in our area scrambling to find care.
Mate First Class Oladunni Ahmed received the award last week.
