Long Island Beaches, Pools, Parks Extending Season Through September To Recoup Tourism Losses
Businesses and attractions that make up Long Island's $6 billion seasonal tourism industry have been crippled.
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Businesses and attractions that make up Long Island's $6 billion seasonal tourism industry have been crippled.
De Blasio also urged residents to avoid traveling, especially to states with high infection rates.
A little girl on Long Island who saved a bird's life has become inspired to rescue more animals in the future.
Another business has been forced to close its doors for good due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Body camera footage shows how Daniel Prude was held face down by officers before he died.
They were on the frontlines against COVID-19, but now they're fighting to keep their jobs.
The NYPD is trying to track down a man suspected of choking a driver after robbing him during a traffic argument in Queens.
Police said the Q18 bus was driving south on 51st when it hit the victim and dragged him down the block.
More gun violence overnight on the streets of New York City.
Police believe the suspects were behind a total of nine robberies between Aug. 22 and Aug. 31.
There were 242 shooting incidents, compared to 91 in Aug. 2019.
CBS2's Alice Gainer talks with moving companies about the large number of people moving out of New York City and the people who are also moving within the city itself.
The Trump administration just announced a ban on evictions through the end of the year. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports on how that decision is being received by housing advocates.
On Aug. 24, the city announced principals had the option of applying for outdoor learning, another piece to go with classroom and remote instruction.
Also in New York City, the American Museum of Natural History reopens Wednesday.
Classes are cut in half, everyone must wear masks, follow safe social distancing rules and hand sanitation stations are everywhere.
Only about 58% of city residents have filled out the census. In some neighborhoods it's much lower, a far cry from the 65% national average.
The sculpture depicts two children, one learning from home, and the other at schools.
It happened around 2:25 p.m. Tuesday while the bus while traveling southbound on the Harlem River Drive near 155th Street.
Officials said the hyperlocal approach has proven successful in other neighborhoods - particularly in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
Chu suffered swelling to her mouth, but joined officers in canvassing the area looking for her attacker.
Gun violence erupted once again on the streets of New York City overnight.
The conductor was pushed from the platform into the path of an oncoming train.
Suspect Rafael Diaz, 39, was seen leaving the 24th Precinct on Tuesday night.
Schools had originally been set to reopen on Sept. 10.
