A business in Little Italy, claiming to be the oldest cheese shop in the country, is struggling to survive the pandemic despite a history of overcoming monumental challenges.
Nine-year-old Robert was in math class when he needed a spit of water. He tried to take the cap off with his teeth, and that's when he started choking. Toni Yates has more on this
When tourism came to a screeching halt two years ago, owner Karen King continued to keep her cheese shop open. And she started selling gourmet meals to go to New Yorkers shuttered at home.And they now sell homemade gelato and homemade cannoli's outside. They've even expanded beyond cheese. They're not scared of hard work to try and stay alive, but the owner tells Eyewitness News reporter Lucy Yang that she needs some help and some mercy from the landlord.
Rent is more than $23,000 a month. King owes two years worth of back rent. That's more than $500,000.
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