New Yorkers warned to be wary of scammers taking advantage of crisis in Ukraine
Attorney General Letitia James is asking New Yorkers who want to help to be wary of any potential scammers.
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Attorney General Letitia James is asking New Yorkers who want to help to be wary of any potential scammers.
County executive purchases $3,000 rifle to send, says, "We could get a million guns to the people of Ukraine."
An unusual collection for Ukraine was launched on Long Island on Thursday. The Nassau County Executive is asking legal gun owners to donate their firearms; CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports.
Ukraine's government said 60,000 citizens residing abroad are in the process of returning to their homeland to join the fight.
Probationary FDNY firefighters showed their solidarity and support for the people of Ukraine.
Ukraine's government says 60,000 citizens residing abroad are in the process of returning to their homeland to join the fight. CBS2's Tony Aiello found that includes at least two Ukrainians who had been living in Westchester County.
With the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, Attorney General Letitia James is asking New Yorkers who want to help to be wary of any potential scammers.
After another round of talks, Ukraine officials say they reached a tentative agreement with Russia to set up safe corridors inside the country; CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.
Russia continued its assault on key Ukrainian cities overnight, as the International Criminal Court begins investigating the invasion. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook has the latest.
Mayor Paul Kanitra said he was inspired by the many summer workers who take jobs at the Jersey Shore.
The mayor of a New Jersey town is headed to Poland with hopes of helping Ukrainian refugees. Point Pleasant Beach Mayor Paul Kanitra told CBS2's Nick Caloway he was inspired by the many summer workers who take jobs at the Jersey Shore.
Russia is ramping up its assault on key Ukrainian cities with more explosions heard tonight in Kyiv; CBS2's Cory James reports.
A prayer service for Ukraine was held at St. George Ukrainian Church in the East Village on Wednesday. Gov. Kathy Hochul was among those who spoke.
Lukoil North America is a subsidiary of PJSC Lukoil in Moscow. Its founder and president is a Russian oligarch.
The hashtag "Boycott Lukoil" has been popping up online, and Wednesday, the Newark City Council voted to suspend Lukoil licenses in New Jersey's largest city. Council members say it's to stand with Ukraine and punish Russia; CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
Moshe and Miriam Moskovitz left NYC for Ukraine in 1990, describe current situation as "very, very difficult."
Gov. Kathy Hochul and other dignitaries attended a prayer service at St. George Ukrainian Catholic Church in the East Village on Wednesday.
Ukraine's second largest city, Kharkiv, has come under intense shelling over the past few days, and one of the bomb shelters has been the basement of a synagogue. There, a rabbi and his wife, both from Brooklyn, are trying to hold things together; CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
This year, Christians say some normalcy is returning and they will pray for peace in the world too.
Synagogues and churches are collecting financial donations, medical supplies, toiletries, food and clothing.
There is an outpouring of support in the Tri-State Area for the people of Ukraine. Their fight against the Russian invasion is capturing the hearts of so many wanting to help. As CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports, Long Islanders are coming together to send aid, including supplies and financial donations.
Russia has escalated attacks on civilian targets in Ukraine as the number of dead now tops 2,000; CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
Vladimir Putin continues to launch sweeping offenses on strategic cities along the Black Sea. CBS2's Jessica Moore has the latest.
This comes as the U.N. General Assembly will vote to demand Russia stop its military actions. CBS2's John Dias has the latest.
In the heart of the East Village are the women behind one of the world's largest digital charities for Ukraine.
