Ann Mercogliano
Nor’easter Dumps Snow Across Tri-State, Interrupts Sandy Recovery Efforts
The nor’easter, as promised, brought gusting winds, rain and snow and plunged households that waited for days without power because of Sandy back into darkness in temperatures near freezing.
Not Deterred By Storm’s Effects, Voters In NY, NJ Turn Out For Election Day
Authorities in both states were helping bring some displaced voters to their polling sites and directing others to cast ballots elsewhere.
Voters Cast Ballots In Tents After Sandy Devastates The Rockaways
The devastation of superstorm Sandy has apparently not dampened the patriotism of the residents of the Rockaways.
Officials Demand LIPA Work Quicker To Restore Power, Improve Communications With Customers
Just over 255,000 Long Islanders remained in the dark Monday, down from more than 935,000 immediately after the storm.
Fire Amid Superstorm Leaves Breezy Point, Queens, A Wasteland
It happened in the Breezy Point section on the Rockaway Peninsula, which had earlier been flooded by Sandy. Nearly 200 firefighters have been on the scene since about 11 p.m. Monday.
High Winds, Intense Waves Slam Jersey Shore As Sandy Bears Down
The storm is forecast to linger for 36 hours, according to experts. The prolonged event means high tides will complicate the effects of the storm.
EXCLUSIVE: Selleck On Fatherhood, Family And How They Relate To ‘Blue Bloods’
Tom Selleck spends his Fridays starring as the New York City Police commissioner on “Blue Bloods.” But he told CBS 2 exclusively his most important role has nothing to do with television or movies.
Jersey Shore Readies For Hurricane Sandy To Come Ashore; River Towns Also Prepare
Having heard scary reports about Hurricane Sandy possibly making a direct hit on New Jersey next week, residents were taking it seriously Friday.
At Long Last, FDR Memorial Park Dedicated On Roosevelt Island
After 40 years, and many starts and stops, a new memorial park in honor of America’s 32nd president will soon be open to the public.
NYC Restaurant Health Inspection Results Come To Smart Phones
If you are a skeptical diner or just want to be a smarter one, smart phones will soon be able check the cleanliness of a restaurant through an application that scans a code.
Officials Mark Completion Of Barclays Center At Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
The Brooklyn Nets’ new arena has been a long time coming.
Today’s Talk: Where’s The Beef From? The Kobe Beef Menu Debate
If you’ve ever paid for a piece of Kobe beef, you know the steak is expensive. But are you getting what you paid for?
Actress Melissa Joan Hart Throws ‘Baby Shower’ For Military Moms At Barclays
Hart, a Long Island native, teamed up with Barclays and Carousel Designs in Bethpage to host an “Operation Shower/Birdies For The Brave” baby shower for 40 very deserving military wives.
Columbus Circle Public Art Project Has Some Italian-Americans Upset
The project is being built by Japanese artist Tatzu Nishi and supporters said it should not be viewed as offensive because it will allow New Yorkers and visitors alike to get an up-close look at Columbus high above the circle.
Packing Heat: Statistics Show Number Of Female Gun Owners On The Rise
According to a recent Gallup poll 23 percent of woman reported they are gun owners, up from 13 percent in 2005.
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