U.S. Navy Goes Virtual For Fleet Week 2020
The goal is to keep the connection between New Yorkers and the Navy, the Marine Corps and the Coast Guard strong.
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The goal is to keep the connection between New Yorkers and the Navy, the Marine Corps and the Coast Guard strong.
A local business is stepping in to ensure couples who are going forward with their weddings online can do so smoothly.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is using new technology it hopes will stop coronavirus in its tracks.
Contact tracing is a key to reopening, and New York City needs to hire an army of workers before it can reopen.
"It was kind of a light bulb moment," said Leland Yu. "One day on my run I thought 'How can I help give back to my community?"
The USPS, UPS and FedEx are all reporting they're currently exceeding the number of packages usually seen around the holidays.
Before the coronavirus pandemic, New York's taxi industry was battling a suicide epidemic, with drivers drowning in debt taking their own lives.
Thousands of homeless people have been moved from packed shelters and shutdown subway trains into hotels all throughout the city.
High-achieving students in New York City are concerned the Department of Education's new grading policy will prevent them from getting accepted into the schools of their choice.
The number of children diagnosed with a rare disease believed to be related to COVID-19 is increasing nationwide.
It was a miraculous Mother's Day for a Queens woman. She recently gave birth while on a ventilator and fighting coronavirus.
Scenes of New York City ranging from Coney Island to Yankees Stadium fade by as Frank Sinatra's iconic "New York, New York" plays.
The MTA projects an $8.9 billion loss in revenue through 2021.
Reporter Natalie Duddridge remembers two men who impacted countless people in their communities, in different ways.
The shutdown has been touted as a way to disinfect the trains and stations, but it's also meant to get the homeless out of the system.
Close to Luca Di Pietro's heart is his restaurant group Tarallucci e Vino, and, of course, his family. He's bringing his two loves together to take care of those putting their lives on the line.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to shut down overnight subway service Tuesday night for the first time in 115 years.
Here's an update on a story CBS2 did recently on a local business owner who was struggling to get a much-needed loan from the Small Business Administration.
People are getting antsy about reopening, and Long Island officials believe that region is close to doing it. Or is it?
For the second month in a row since the outbreak of COVID-19, New York state restaurants have been among the hardest hit in the country.
After weeks of ugly finger pointing about an increase in the number of homeless on the subways, Mayor Bill de Blasio has offered a solution.
A lawsuit filed by the various correction unions calls the city's jails a "cesspool of illness."
Now that city leaders believe the worst of the crisis is over for now, they are setting their sights on slowly re-opening the economy.
Mayor Bill de Blasio's about face on closing 40 miles of streets for pedestrians and cyclists presents a new test for the NYPD.
Some were social distancing, some weren't. Most were wearing masks, but not everyone.
