As one of America’s most well-known tourist destinations, there is little question of the sizeable impact it has had not only on New York but the country as a whole. But few know just how far back its roots run. By far, it was one of the most ambitious projects of its time—and yet there is much more to this giant of architecture beyond its incredible length and massive towers. In today’s episode of It’s History, we’ll uncover the rich history beyond the bridge that unites Brooklyn and Manhattan.

When you think of beekeeping, a city skyscraper might not be where you would think to look. In this week's Snapshot New York, CBS2's Steve Overmyer meets Andrew Cote, president of the New York Beekeepers Association.

Check out the New York Beekeepers Association to learn more.

I eat at and review Casa 13urger (Casa Burger) on the Lower East Side of New York City. The popular burger spot sells smash burgers as well as a fried chicken sandwich. I find out if the restaurant is on the same level as other notable affordable NYC burger spots like Hamburger America and 7th Street Burger.