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Air Force Veteran In NYC For Fleet Week Shot And Killed
Fabian Gonzalez, 21, was shot and killed while walking with his cousin in Parkchester.
Officials Worried Tropical Storm Beryl May Cause Beach Erosion On Long Island
Beryl made landfall just after midnight Monday near Jacksonville Beach in Florida and while the storm is not expected to impact our area, it could bring higher tides that eat away at already eroded beaches on Long Island.
Police: NC Man Arrested In Shooting Death Of Yonkers Boy
Memorial Day Services, Events Throughout Tri-State Area Honor Fallen Service Members
Report: Some FBI Officials Unconvinced That Hernandez Is Responsible For Death Of Etan Patz
Critics Crying Foul Over Plan To Control Bird Populations Near JFK Airport
Staten Island Woman Claims Urn With Deceased Younger Sister’s Ashes Was Stolen
MTA Police Save Choking Baby On Metro-North Platform
Eye On New York: Grey Divorce
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Police: Englewood Cars, House Targets Of Arson
Police said five cars and a house in a usually quiet city in Bergen County were torched early Sunday morning, CBS2's Dick Brennan reported.
Officials: Search For Missing 17-Year-Old Swimmer In Long Branch Now Recovery Effort
The boy was swimming with two friends Sunday evening after life guards went off-duty when they got caught in a rip current, officials said, and the 17-year-old went under and didn't resurface.
Memorial Day Services, Events Throughout Tri-State Area Honor Fallen Service Members
N.J. Woman To Likely Face Animal Cruelty Charges After Dead Cats Are Found In Her Home
Dinosaurs Invade Secaucus At ‘Field Station: Dinosaurs’
Two New Jersey Inmates In Custody Following Escape From Youth Detention Facility
Red Cross Recommends Getting Ready For A Hurricane
N.J. Judge Receives More Than 100 Letters From Bias-Crime Victims Supporting Dharun Ravi
Michelle Obama Attends Beyonce Concert At Revel In Atlantic City
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Thief Wanted For Stealing Collection Money At Greenwich Church
Saint Catherine of Siena Church in Greenwich was robbed by a man who knelt, appeared to pray, took communion and even chatted up church members before he struck.
Obama Ally Booker Now Featured Prominently In Romney Attack Ad
Newark Mayor Cory Booker has since backed away from his objection to the Bain ad. Political observers suspect the Obama administration pressured him to see the error of his ways.
Connecticut Woman Sues Yale-New Haven Hospital After Falling From Table
Connecticut Light & Power Prepares For Summer With Upgrades
New State Law Allows Connecticut Consumers To Buy Alcohol On Sundays
Optimism Surrounds Condition Of Stamford Cop Injured In Wild Car And Foot Chase
Stamford Cop Critically Hurt Falling From Bridge During Chase
New Canaan Police Plan Distracted Driving Forum After Jogger’s Death
Co-Workers Upset By Website From Mother Of Shooter In Manchester Beer Co. Massacre
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Dinosaurs Invade Secaucus At ‘Field Station: Dinosaurs’
65 million years ago, giants roamed the Meadowlands. Now, as WCBS 880's Alex Silverman reported, they're back. Well, sort of.
Eye On New York: Broadway’s Leading Ladies
Broadway's Tony Awards are just two weeks away from tonight, and will be broadcast on CBS2. One of the most-watched categories will be Best Performance by a Lead Actress in a Play.
Michelle Obama Attends Beyonce Concert At Revel In Atlantic City
Thousands Expected At Jones Beach For Memorial Day Weekend, Air Show
Occupy Wall Street Movement Gets By With A Little Help From Its Musical Friends
Gotham Gossipist: Jennifer Lopez Cashes In On New Relationship With Casper Smart
Actor Michael McKean, Of ‘Laverne & Shirley,’ Struck By Car In Manhattan
John Mayer Appears On Lower East Side To Celebrate Album Release, Greet Fans
Jack White Shows Dual Personalities At Roseland Ballroom Performance Monday Night
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Eye On New York: Concussion Concerns
New York Giants football legend and Hall of Famer Harry Carson has a warning to parents of athletes. Don't ignore head injuries because concussions can have long-term consequences.
New York City Says Park Smoking Ban Is Working
"Smoking in parks is now down two-thirds and we now have less litter at our beaches and playgrounds," Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley told.
Jury Awards NYC Woman $120 Million Following Claim Of Hospital Negligence
Bedford-Stuyvesant Prep H.S. Planning To Distribute Condoms To Students At Prom
WCBS 880 Special Series: Bad Medicine – Part 12 – NYS Health Dept. Gets Retooled For Prescription Drug Abuse
New Jersey Assembly Approves Indoor Tanning Ban For Teens
WCBS 880 Special Series: Bad Medicine – Part 11 – Undoing The Damage Of The Painkiller Push
Seen At 11: New Technology May Help Reduce Snoring, Sleep Apnea
WCBS 880 Special Series: Bad Medicine – Part 10 – Mother Distrusts Doctors After Son’s Overdose Death
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CBS: Race For The White House
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- Hotsheet Live: Where does 2012 race stand at Memorial Day?
- Biden recounts personal loss, shares anguish with military families
- What can May polls say about November?
- Native American issue continues to dog Warren
- Romney camp stands by decision to appear with Trump after latest birther comments
- Rubio criticizes Obama's "troubling trend of chest-thumping" on Bin Laden
- Group seeks to define Obama as "worse than Joe Arpaio" on immigration
- Obama: Romney delivers a "cow pie of distortion"
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