New York City|News|
COVID Clusters In NYC: Churches, Small Businesses Hit Particularly Hard By Shutdown, Depending On Zone
The COVID-19 shutdown plan is getting a lot of pushback from other New Yorkers, especially church goers and business owners.
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New York City|News|
Eviction Fears Rise As New York City Tries To Fend Off Second Wave Of COVID-19
Thousands of New York City residents are at risk of eviction amid fears of a potential second wave of COVID-19.
New York City|News|
Best And Brightest Of Broadway Surprise Times Square With Pop-Up Performance
Broadway went dark back in mid-March when the coronavirus pandemic forced theaters to close.
New York City|News|
Catholic School Parents, Students Protest Decision To Shut Down Schools In Coronavirus Hot Spots
Students and parents are protesting Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s decision to shut down Catholic schools in COVID-19 hot spot zip codes.
Queens, NY|News|
Man Accused Of Punching Woman In Face During Subway Argument
It happened around 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 9 on board an eastbound 7 train approaching the Main Street station in Queens.
New York City|News|
NYC Parents In COVID Hotspots React To Decision To Close Schools There; ‘I Just Have To Make It Work’
Schools in zip codes across New York City that are considered coronavirus hotspots will be closed for in-person learning as of Tuesday.
Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
Chinatown Mural Project Aims To Drum Up Local Business With ‘Instagrammable’ Art
A community activist and an artist have teamed-up to help Chinatown businesses recover after getting hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.
New York City|News|
Small Business Owners In Cluster Zip Codes Fearing The Worst If Another Shutdown Hits Parts Of New York City
Gov. Andrew Cuomo believes mass gatherings are the priority right now to curb the recent increase in positive COVID-19 cases.
New York City|News|
Woman Struck By Police Cruiser In The Bronx, Taken To Hospital In Critical Condition
A female pedestrian was struck by a police cruiser at the corner of Pelham Parkway and Wallace Avenue.
Queens, NY|News|
3 Dead, 1 Injured After Fiery Rollover Crash In Queens
Three people are dead and another is injured following a crash overnight in Queens.
Upper West Side, NY|News|
Upper West Side Residents Say Drivers Are Ignoring Police Barricades Set Up For Open Streets
There is concern about drivers turning onto Open Streets set aside during the pandemic to help promote social distancing.
New York City|News|
Horse-Drawn Carriages Met With Protesters As Rides Return To Central Park
Horse-drawn carriage rides are officially back in Central Park again.
New York City|News|
Police Release Video Of Suspect Wanted In Deadly Stabbing At Chambers Street Subway Station
Police continue to search for the man they believe stabbed another man to death on a Manhattan subway platform Sunday.
Brooklyn, NY|News|
92-Year-Old Brooklyn Diner In Danger Of Closing For Good Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
A beloved Brooklyn diner in danger of closing for good has gotten help from neighbors determined to save it.
Brooklyn, NY|News|
4-Year-Old Burned In Brooklyn Fire, 3 Adults Treated For Smoke Inhalation
A 4-year-old is hospitalized after suffering burns overnight in a fire in Brooklyn.
New York City|News|
NYC Seeks To Shut Down Schools, Nonessential Businesses In Zip Codes Seeing COVID-19 Spikes
For the first time since coronavirus restrictions were eased, New York City wants to reverse course in some neighborhoods.
New York City|News|
NYPD Threatens Disciplinary Action For Officers Who Don’t Wear Face Masks
The move comes after criticism that many officers were enforcing the rule but not following it themselves.
New York City|News|
2 Workers Rescued Following Scaffold Collapse In Lower Manhattan
Video shows the moment two construction work clung for their lives from scaffolding in Battery Park.
Queens, NY|News|
Queens Residents Fed Up With Tree Stumps, Downed Wires Lingering Since August Storm Turn To CBS2 For Answers
People are fed up in Fresh Meadows, Queens.
Brooklyn, NY|News|
NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams Says New Absentee Packages Will Be Mailed This Week After Widespread Errors
Williams is addressing problems with absentee ballots after nearly 100,000 ballots were sent out with the wrong information.