Thousands of NYC students pledge to graduate high school
Around 200 schools that participate in a local nonprofit called "I WILL GRADUATE" host a pledge day.
Meet the Brooklyn artist who painted Michelle Obama
CBS2 sits down with Sharon Sprung, the Brooklyn artist who was commissioned to paint Michelle Obama's portrait.
Mom and son from iconic 9/11 photo look back 21 years later
On Sept. 11, 2001, a photographer climbed up to a Brooklyn rooftop and snapped a famous photo of a mom and son.
Brooklyn businesses craft beer meant to start a conversation
Local businesses partnered with Food Bank for NYC to debut a beer meant to start a conversation about food waste.
NYC celebrates Caribbean culture with return of West Indian Day Parade
The annual Brooklyn tradition dates back to 1969, but Monday was the first time it was back since 2019.
"Books Unbanned" program gives teens access to banned books
The Brooklyn Public Library is helping young people fight for their rights to read the literature they want.
7 Brooklyn businesses suffering post-Ida get unexpected help
Seven Brooklyn businesses struggling in the aftermath of Ida last year got an unexpected grant from TD Bank.
How thousands are excitedly preparing for Carnival 2022
Thousands of participants are preparing for the West Indian American Carnival, a cultural staple in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn nonprofit prepares for annual charity ball game
Khleeko Inc., a nonprofit that bridges the gap between African and American culture, plans their charity ball game.
Activists creating community "free stores" to help those in need, reduce waste in landfills
The network of community sharing hubs was launched in October 2020.
Brighton Beach Corner co-named "Ukrainian Way" in solidarity
The corner of Brighton Beach and Coney Island Avenues has been co-named "Ukrainian Way."
Brooklyn entrepreneur breaks barriers in 2nd chance at life
After a bout with cancer 12 years ago, Summers decided to follow his dreams and start his own liquor brand.
Brooklyn synagogue vandalized with hateful message
A Brooklyn rabbi walking into morning services found the word "Hitler" painted on the wall.
9 alleged mob members indicted on federal charges in NYC
Seven of those nine alleged members or associates of the Genovese or Bonanno crime families appeared in court.
Exclusive: St. Francis College-Brooklyn to debut new campus
In an exclusive tour, CBS2's Hannah Kliger got a look at what students will soon experience.