Groundbreaking Held For New York's First Wind Farm Project
The project will include 12 offshore wind turbines 35 miles east of Montauk Point.
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The project will include 12 offshore wind turbines 35 miles east of Montauk Point.
When you think Fashion Week, it's often designers and models who come to mind, but the industry is the lifeline for countless people and careers.
Outraged workers rallied Friday against New York City's deadline for municipal workers to be vaccinated or lose their jobs.
Each show is tailored to connect with what students have been going through or learning in class.
Z100, led by Scott Shannon, an unknown, overconfident out-of-towner, hit the airwaves and started "serving the universe" in 1983.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has delayed a meeting about a COVID-19 vaccine for children younger than 5 that was originally scheduled to take place next week, raising questions about when they'll be able to get vaccinated against the deadly virus. The FDA said it wants to see more data from Pfizer before proceeding.
The driver of the car the victim was in drove him to the hospital.
President Biden is expected to use executive authority to access about $7 billion from the Afghan Central Bank's assets, which are frozen in the American funding system.
An East Hampton man faces manslaughter charges after police say "an altercation" resulted in a death in his home.
At least one suspect was caught in the act on Westchester Avenue, police said.
The case brought national attention to the rising number of anti-Asian attacks in New York City and around the country.
The mayor's office said many of the 3,000 workers at risk of termination have submitted last-minute proof of vaccination.
New York's indoor mask mandate has expired, but only for certain places.
Opening night has been a long time in the making. The production was supposed to open in 2020, but then the coronavirus pandemic hit, shutting down Broadway.
Proceeds from the auction will benefit his scholarship fund.
The City Department of Transportation says it was due to a miscommunication.
Investigators say a man in his 40s was crossing the street at Fourth Avenue and Bergen Street in Park Slope when he was hit by a dark-colored sedan.
As CBS2's Steve Overmyer reports, you don't have to be a football fanatic to get in on the action.
The former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate is suing the Times over a 2017 editorial headlined "America's Lethal Politics."
His attorneys allege investigators ignored evidence of witness tampering, intimidation and perjury.
A 15-year-old boy was allegedly caught on camera punching a man dressed in traditional Hasidic clothing.
The MTA hopes this encourages commuters to ride their bikes to their train stations.
Fordham's outgoing president, the Rev. Joseph McShane, is leaving the university after about two decades in office.
Eng has been at the helm of the commuter line since 2018 and has been guiding it through the pandemic.
With an over-populated foster care system, human trafficking is a problem New York City-based nonprofit Sanctuary for Families sadly sees regularly.
