Cindy Hsu
Harlem Globetrotters To Perform For Hometown Fans
The Harlem Globetrotters are on their way back to the Tri-State area for a week-long schedule of entertaining hoops.
Kids Will Say (And Do) The Darnedest Things On Live TV… Just Ask Cindy Hsu!
While on the air live, Cindy decided to interview Miley and Tate, two young kids enjoying the snow in Central Park. What happened next you’ll have to see for yourself.
Families Crowd City Parks To Take Advantage Of Snow
Parts of New York City racked up accumulations of more than a foot and a half of snow overnight, and on Saturday morning, many families were headed to city parks and taking advantage of it.
Local Fans Stocking Up And Getting Fired Up For Super Bowl Sunday
It was Super Bowl mania Friday at the Stop & Shop in New Rochelle, where the talk was all about Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice, who went to New Rochelle High School and Rutgers University.
Experts Offer Tips On Handling Workplace Harassment
Those who feel that they are being harassed at the workplace are protected by law. But employment attorneys said targets need to make a complaint to their boss or, if he or she is the harasser, go to the supervisor’s boss or human resources to report harassment.
EXCLUSIVE: Iraq War Amputee Survives After Getting Caught In Avalanche
Due to his injuries from the fall, Keith Zeier is temporarily unable to wear his prosthetic leg because he says his stump is too swollen.
‘The Phantom Of The Opera’ Celebrates 25 Years On Broadway
“The Phantom of the Opera” celebrated the 25th anniversary of its Broadway debut Saturday, in its continuing run as the longest-running show in Broadway history.
Tony’s Table: Guacamole
CBS 2′s Tony Tantillo is back in the kitchen with his take on an exciting Mexican dish.
New York Times Travel Show Underway
The New York Times Travel Show was underway at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center Saturday.
L.I. Marine Survives 800-Foot Fall Caused By Avalanche On Mt. Washington
The avalanche hit the team Thursday night, sending Marine Sgt. Keith Zeier and two others tumbling 800 feet.
Furry Friend Finder: Missy And Alphie
Every Sunday morning around 8:20 on CBS 2 HD News, the Humane Society of New York City will feature some of its many great pets up for adoption.
Locals Fear Federal Sandy Aid Battle In Congress
Congress was scheduled to vote on a $51 billion federal storm aid package. But objections to so-called pork making its way into the original measure have led House Republicans to draft their own $17 billion package.
New Documentary Focuses On Former NYC Mayor Ed Koch’s Time In Office
Filmmaker Neil Barsky directed “Koch” and said the former mayor is still a major player in the city. The film opens on Feb. 1.
Women Weigh In On What Makes The ‘Perfect Man’ In New Survey
According to a survey on WhatsYourPrice.com of more than 9,000 women, the perfect man is athletic, has a graduate degree, makes $150,000 to $200,000 dollars, has green eyes and brown hair.
Farley: ‘Severe’ Strain Of Flu Reaches Epidemic Proportions In New York City
New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley said the flu vaccine will protect most people from getting the flu and even if you do become sick, the flu will be milder.
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