WCBS' Neil A. Carousso produces a Week In Sound when COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations and deaths surge while promise of a vaccine is on the horizon.

WCBS' Lynda Lopez talks with New York Common Pantry Executive Director Stephen Grimaldi about widening food insecurity in the coronavirus pandemic and their fight against hunger ahead of Thanksgiving.

WCBS' Lynda Lopez talks with David Becker, founder and CEO of the non-profit Center for Election Innovation and Research as President Trump pushes voter fraud conspiracies in hopes to overturn the election results.

WCBS' Lynda Lopez presses United Federation of Teachers president Michael Mulgrew on the city schools closing as parents protest, saying the teachers' union and the Mayor are playing politics.

WCBS reporter Steve Burns examines the MTA's first steps to grapple with their budget shortfall.

Neil A. Carousso produced the Week In Sound as heard on WCBS Newsradio 880 for the week ending Friday, November 20.

WCBS' Lynda Lopez speaks with Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, a former NYPD officer, about a new pilot program the de Blasio administration announced this week.

WCBS reporter Steve Burns looks into the potential Biden Administration policies that can help New York's transportation system recover and improve.

WCBS' Lynda Lopez explores the national security threat by President Trump's refusal to acknowledge President-elect Biden's transition. 

In our Week In Sound audio file, produced by WCBS' Neil A. Carousso, President Donald J. Trump refused to concede the 2020 presidential election after Joe Biden was projected the winner, peddling voter fraud conspiracies. Meantime, Pfizer announced their COVID-19 vaccine is 90 percent effective and could be ready by the end of the year while cases and hospitalizations surge in all 50 states.