Woman Shot To Death Inside Manhattan Apartment

Police are investigating a deadly shooting in Inwood.

NYS Unemployment Relief On The Way

If you've been expecting unemployment payments in New York, relief is on the way.

Search For Suspects After Cabbie Shot In Brooklyn

An argument with a passenger turned violent for a New York City taxi driver in Brooklyn. The cabbie was shot in the neck, and now police are looking for multiple suspects. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports from the scene.

New York City Parents, Teachers Sound Off After In-Person Classes Postponed Agaig

A "welcome back" banner hangs in front of P.S. 33 in Chelsea, which is schedule to partially reopen Monday, but is it ready? The answer depends on who you ask. CBS2's John Dias reports.

Trump Administration Cracking Down On TikTok

According to the Commerce Department, beginning Sunday, American users will be blocked from downloading both TikTok and WeChat.

Drone Force 2 Over Demarest Farms

We sent Drone Force 2 flying high over Demarest Farms to capture the fall apple picking tradition.

Man Beaten And Stabbed In The Bronx

A man was brutally attacked and robbed outside a deli in the Bronx, and it was all caught on camera.

Rosh Hashanah Starts At Sundown

The Jewish high holidays begin today with Rosh Hashanah at sundown.

Last Day For Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia

Today is the last day on the job for Sanitation Commissioner and Food Czar Kathryn Garcia.

Longwood High School Closed Due To COVID-19

A high school on Long Island will be closed Friday after a student there tested positive for the coronavirus.

Teachers, Parents React After NYC Schools Delayed Again

New York City public school students will wrap up the first week back of remote learning today, but in-person learning has been postponed for most students once again.

Cab Driver Shot By Passenger

A cab driver was shot overnight in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

New York Weather: Cool Stretch

CBS2's Elise Finch has the latest weather forecast.

Man Doing His Best To Beautify Parts Of Manhattan

David Kass has been plating plants and picking up trash in his neighborhood for years, and the local appreciate it. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports

Police: 79-Year-Old Greenskeeper Dies After Altercation With Teens On Queens Golf Course

Edward Hinchey was reportedly pushed to the ground and died days later at a hospital. CBS2's Cory James reports

For Homeless Students, Remote Learning Is A Real Challenge

For the thousands of children living in homeless shelters, internet service is unreliable and childcare is often nonexistent. CBS2's Ali Bauman reports

NYC Announces Another Delay To In-Person Learning

After weeks of complaints that city schools are not safe, the start of in-person learning has been pushed back again. But some parents and teachers say it's still not enough. CBS2's Dick Brennan reports

Brooklyn Humanitarian Group Hosts Food Pantries Across NYC

The group Metro World Children now operates multiple food banks and serves all ages throughout the city.

Taxi Drivers Shut Down Bridges During Debt Forgiveness Rally

Yellow cab drivers say ridership is down 90 percent, and they need help keeping up with medallion loan payments.

Superintendent Of Mount Pleasant Schools Says Controversial George Floyd Cartoon Shouldn't Have Been Used In Class

Some students and their parents complained the cartoon unfairly linked police to slavery and the KKK.

Dining Pods Cause Concern About Safely Eating Outside: 'This Is An Accident Waiting To Happen'

As New York City restaurants stay a float with outdoor dining, there has been increased focus on keeping patrons safe. CBS2's Andrea Grymes reports.

New York Weather: CBS2's 9/17 Thursday Evening Update

Lonnie Quinn has the Tri-State Area's latest forecast on CBS2 News At 5.

Quirk In Nassau County's Property Tax Assessment Sticks Homeowners With Shockingly High Bills

It was supposed to fix a flawed, decade-old tax assessment system, but some homeowners in Nassau County said the fix is even worse. CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports.

Central Park Bird Watcher Who Was Victim Of Deliberate Act Of Racial Bias Writes Graphic Novel About Unjust Killing Of Blacks

A new comic book by Chris Cooper is taking a serious look at racial strife. Cooper is the African-American bird-watching enthusiast who was falsely accused of threatening a white woman in Central Park. CBS2's Maurice DuBois reports.

'I Didn't Realize It Was Gonna Be Such An Ordeal;' Avon, N.J. Man Heads Home After Six Month Battle With COVID-19

Thursday marked the first time Kevin McNamara has hugged his kids in six months. His family counted every, single day he was away. CBS2's Jessica Layton reports.

Doctors Shed Light On Preventing Suicide Among Physicians

According to the American Psychiatry Association, more than 300 physicians die by suicide every year.

Westchester County Offering Funds To Struggling Landlords And Tenants

Westchester County is making millions of dollars available to help landlords and tenants struggling during the pandemic.

Appeals Court Blocks Release Of Police Discipline Records

The Police Benevolent Association and other police unions filed a lawsuit against New York City to prevent the release of officers' records.

Researchers Trace Food Allergies Back To Skin Conditions Like Eczema In Infants

What starts as eczema can set off a chain of events that may progress to food and pollen allergies, even asthma. CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez reports.

Hispanic Heritage Month: Communities Come Together To Support Latino-Owned Businesses Struggling To Keep Up In Pandemic

This Hispanic Heritage Month, many Latino-owned businesses are struggling to stay open. CBS2’s Christina Fan reports, despite the struggles, communities are coming together to support one another in stories of perseverance and success.

Campaign 2020: Race For Congress Between Democrat Max Rose, Republican Nicole Malliotakis Is One Of Country’s Most Contentious

It’s a slugfest in New York City’s 11th Congressional District. CBS2's Marcia Kramer reports.

‘Perfect Fall Activity’: Apple Picking Still An Option Despite COVID-19 Pandemic

The cool, crisp air means apple picking season is here! But, fall festivities are altered this year due to the pandemic. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reports.

LIRR Officials Warn Of 'Severe Cuts' To Service If Aid Doesn't Come From Federal Government

Roads clogged with cars. Trains that come once an hour. Dire predictions in a new MTA report. It says without a $12 billion bail out from Washington, the LIRR will soon make severe cuts. CBS2's Jennifer McLogan reports.

Pres. Trump Calls CDC Director 'Confused' And 'Mistaken' On Vaccine Timeline, Mask Requirements

The White House says a coronavirus vaccine will be available sooner, rather than later. But, the CDC gave a different timeline. CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.

New Jersey To Increase Tax On Millionaires In Order To Help Families Struggling Due To Coronavirus Pandemic

People who make more than $1 million a year will see a tax increase of just under 2%. In exchange, that money will help struggling families. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.

Coronavirus Impact: Cheerleaders At 2 High Schools In New Jersey Miffed They Cannot Perform At Road Football Games

The start of the New Jersey school year means high school sports are also back, albeit with strict social distancing guidelines. But two groups of cheerleaders in Wayne say they feel discriminated against after their high schools told them they’re..

Man Killed, Sister In A Coma After Fire Truck Collides With Ambulance In Brooklyn

A Brooklyn man was killed when a fire truck crashed into the ambulance he was in early Thursday morning. His sister, who rode with him for support, is now in a coma. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.

New York City Schools Again Postpone Start Of In-Person Classes For Most Students

Mayor Bill de Blasio said 3-k, pre-k and District 75 special education schools will still reopen Monday. However, k-5 and k-8 schools will stay remote until Sept. 29. Middle and high schools won’t reopen until Oct. 1. CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.

New York Weather: CBS2's 9/17 Thursday Afternoon Update

Elise Finch has the Tri-State Area's latest forecast on CBS2 News At Noon.

NYPD: Subway Rider Attacked, Robbed After Asking Woman To Wear Mask

The male suspect allegedly stole the victim's cell phone and thew it to the ground while the woman sprayed an unknown substance in the victim's face, police said.

Man Killed, Sister In Coma After Fire Truck Collides With Ambulance In Brooklyn

Police say the ambulance was transporting 59-year-old Almansouri Jamil, who was suffering an apparent heart attack. CBS2's John Dias reports.

Gov. Murphy Announces Tax Hike On New Jersey's Wealthiest, Rebate Checks For Middle And Lower Earners

Wealthy New Jersey residents will soon owe the state more. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports.

New York City Schools Again Postpone Start Of In-Person Learning For Most Students

Mayor Bill de Blasio said 3-k, pre-k and District 75 special education schools will still reopen Monday. CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.

Gov. Murphy Gives Update On Millionaire's Tax

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announces changes to the state's millionaire's tax.

Jogger Speaks After Random Bottle Attack

A woman is speaking out after getting attacked while out for a run in Queens.

Firefighters Injured Battling Lower East Side Blaze

A 3-alarm fire broke out shortly after midnight in the Lower East Side.

New York Weather: Clouds Move In

CBS2's Elise Finch has the latest weather forecast.

Deadly Fire Truck Crash In Brooklyn

A man is dead and his sister is in a coma after a fire truck crashed into an ambulance overnight in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. CBS2's John Dias has the details from the scene.

Trumps Calls CDC Director 'Confused' Over Potential Vaccine Timeline

CBS2's Dick Brennan has the latest on the coronavirus pandemic and the White House's plans moving forward.

NYC Council Approves COVID-19 Restaurant Surcharge

The 10% add-on is optional. Some restaurant owners welcome it, while others say it's unfair to customers. CBS2's Cory James reports