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Amazon has added nine new delivery stations in New York City during the coronavirus pandemic as stay-at-home orders forced the company to meet a significantly higher number of online purchases. The New York Times reported Thursday that the new stations include a more than 1 million square foot building in Queens, which is expected to be Amazon’s largest New York station. Amazon now has at least 12 delivery stations in five New York City boroughs and has also added more than two dozen centers in suburbs surrounding the city, according to the Times. ADVERTISEMENT In New Jersey and Long Island, Amazon has added 14 new stations totaling more than 7 million square feet, the Times reported. The expansion comes as the need for speedy deliveries has never been greater with more people relying on online shopping during the pandemic, which has led to significant profits for companies like Amazon as other businesses have undergone financial hardships. With limited space … [Read more...] about Amazon added 9 delivery stations in New York City during pandemic

(CBS) – Twenty-nine years ago, seven individuals met in a Manhattan loft and let the world see what happens when people stop being polite and start getting real. The Real World was born in 1992 and would go on to become a cultural phenomenon with 33 season under its belt to date. For the first time since the early 90s all seven original castmates will be together again when The Real World Homecoming: New York premieres on March 4th as part of the launch of Paramount+ . CBS’ Matt Weiss caught up with Julie Gentry and Andre Comeau ahead of Thursday’s premiere to discuss what it’s like 29 year later when things stop polite and start getting real. READ MORE: Limited Amount Of New First Dose COVID Vaccine Appointments Go Fast MW: Welcome to the both of you!. This is a long time coming almost 30 years since you went from strangers to roommates along with the rest of the cast, what was your reaction when you were approached about doing this reunion? JG: Well, we were … [Read more...] about Julie Gentry And Andre Comeau Get Real About ‘The Real World Homecoming: New York’: ‘We Handle Tough Conversations’

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Mayor Bill de Blasio took on Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday, amid the governor’s sexual harassment scandal. As CBS2’s Marcia Kramer reported, the mayor criticized Cuomo for his response to the allegations against him. “He was disrespectful to the people of New York City,” de Blasio said. Cuomo’s favorite punching bag punched back on Thursday. READ MORE : Gov. Cuomo Says He Will Not Resign Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations: ‘I Never Touched Anyone Inappropriately’ De Blasio was furious that even in the middle of an emotional apology to three women he’s accused of sexually harassing , the governor found time to knock New York City and, by extension, the man in charge. “You also have New York City, which is in a very precarious situation. It’s teetering, to use a word. Crime is up, homelessness is up. We have to get New York City functional again, and safe again,” Cuomo said Wednesday. READ MORE : Wife Of Top Cuomo Aide Shows Support On … [Read more...] about Irked Mayor De Blasio Tees-Off On Gov. Cuomo Hinting Only He Can Resurrect COVID-Torn New York City

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Smaller entertainment venues across New York City will soon welcome back audiences, with plenty of rules in place. As CBS2’s John Dias reported, COVID stole the show, but now it must go on. READ MORE: Cuomo: Potential Reopening Of Broadway To Be Fueled By Series Of Pop-Up Concerts Beginning Feb. 20 Starting April 2, New York arts and entertainment venues can reopen at 33% capacity , with up to 100 people inside and 200 outside. Those numbers can go up with testing. The new rules apply to arenas with less than 10,000 people. Audiences will need to wear face coverings and practice social distancing, and performers may also be required to wear masks. The news is giving hope to actress Catherine Russell, who runs the Theater Center in Midtown. “I love being on stage, selling tickets, I love mopping the floor,” she said. “I think people miss that sense of community.” A member of the Actors Equity National Council said this is crucial to getting … [Read more...] about Smaller Entertainment Venues Set To Reopen Next Month In New York: ‘It’s More Than Just Plays And Musicals, It’s Jobs’

The New York Public Library is sticking by the First Amendment’s protection of free speech, even if institutions are falling in line behind the censorship of some of Theodor Geisel’s, or Dr. Suess’s, books because they contain depictions of people that are “hurtful” and “wrong.” “As with all public libraries the New York Public Library does not censor books,” library spokeswoman Angela Montefinise said in a New York Post report. “In this case, the six titles in question are being pulled out of print by Dr. Seuss Enterprises, so the very few copies we have of these titles will continue to circulate until they are no longer in acceptable condition,” Montefinise said. “In the meantime, librarians, who care deeply about serving their communities and ensuring accurate and diverse representation in our collections — especially children’s books — will certainly strongly consider this information when planning storytimes, displays, and recommendations,” she said. The spokesperson … [Read more...] about Dr. Suess Books to Remain on Shelves at New York Public Library: We Don’t Censor Books