Mark Morgan

Thousands Of New Yorkers Show Mother Nature That New York Cares

Thousands of volunteers across the city spent their Saturday lending a hand as part of New York’s annual “Spring Greening”.

2012/04/21

FBI Agents, NYPD Continue Renewed Search For Etan Patz

The renewed search for Etan Patz is continuing this weekend, and so far investigators haven’t found new evidence inside a SoHo building. FBI agents and the NYPD resumed their efforts this morning, looking for any sign of the boy who went missing three decades ago.

2012/04/21

Arnell Yearwood, 26, was arrested Monday in connection with the killing of Diane Zaleski in 2010. (credit: CBS 2)

Prosecutor: N.J. Cold Case Killing Cracked After Tip From Massachusetts Woman

After a 17-month investigation came up empty, a tip from an unlikely source has police believing they have solved the murder of 55-year-old Diane Zaleski.

2012/04/09

Suspect In Fatal Subway Fight Still At Large

One person is dead and another is being sought by police after a fight on a subway train at the Bedford Avenue train station in Brooklyn spilled onto the platform and ended up on the tracks.

2012/03/24

Revelers cheer on the marchers during the 251st annual St. Patrick's Day Parade March 17, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images)

NYC Goes Green For 251st Annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade

Saint Patrick’s Day parade is a vibrant, colorful celebration of Irish culture, complete with flags, bands, Irish dancers and much more and it draws fans from all over the world.

2012/03/17

Soggy Conditions Do Little To Dampen Spirits At Newark St. Patrick’s Day Parade

This is a weekend when everyone claims to be Irish, and it was a time to “go green” on Friday afternoon at the city’s 77th St. Patrick’s Day parade.

2012/03/16

The city it will evaluate the effectiveness of the noise machines aimed at keeping away pigeons on Queens Blvd. (credit: CBS 2)

Queens Residents: City Solution To Messy Pigeons Is Disturbing The Peace

The ear-splitting screeching sounds heard by people near the Triumph of Civic Virtue statue on Queens Boulevard are being emitted from a noise machine that the city put up to drive birds away.

2012/03/14

Cardinal Timothy Dolan speaks during a special prayer service on Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012 (credit: CBS 2)

Timothy Cardinal Dolan Says Honor Of Elevation Is For New York

Dignitaries including Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Sen. Charles Schumer attended a morning prayer service at St. Patrick’s Cathedral led by Cardinal Timothy Dolan.

2012/02/25

Snow in Riverhead, NY on Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012 (credit: CBS 2)

Light Snow Fall Forecast For Saturday Throughout Tri-State Area

Forecasters are calling for some snow this morning and there could be another snow shower later today and early tonight, but temperatures are expected to hit a high of 41 degrees.

2012/02/11

New Yorkers Prepare To Chow Down On Super Bowl Sunday

Super Bowl Sunday is reportedly the second highest food consumption day of the year, trailing only Thanksgiving.

2012/02/05

Church And State Battle Brewing As NYC Mulls Kicking Worship Services Out Of Schools

Since 2002, churches in New York City have been holding worship services in public school buildings. But that’s about to come to an end and religious leaders are upset.

2012/02/02

Robert Alcantara (top left), Francisco Sanchez (top right), Marvin Escobar (bottom left) and Jose Castro (bottom right). (credit: Suffolk County Police Department)

Police: 4 Suspects Arrested Minutes After Break-In Of East Patchogue Home

Police arrested Francisco Sanchez, Marvin Escobar, Robert Alcantara and Jose Castro Friday morning after cops say they stole jewelry from a home in East Patchogue.

2012/01/28

Investigators at the scene of a deadly hit-and-run in Midwood (credit: CBS 2)

Police Search For Driver In Fatal Brooklyn Hit And Run

The incident occurred around 10 p.m. as Noah Foxman was crossing Coney Island Avenue near Avenue K.

2012/01/27

Red-Tailed Hawk (file / credit: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

Keep Your Eyes On The Skies: Hawks On The Attack In Fairfield County

Bird watchers in New York City love to see the occasional hawk, but it’s a different story in one upscale Connecticut town. Residents in Fairfield say the birds of prey have become a menace.

2012/01/24

People play in the snow on a pedestrian mall on the east side of Manhattan January 21, 2012 during the first snow storm of the year in New York. (Photo credit: STAN HONDA/AFP/Getty Images)

Motorists Contend With Icy Road Conditions, Courtesy Of Saturday’s Snowfall

The first flakes started falling in New York City about 2:30 a.m. By around noon, nearly three inches had fallen on the Upper West Side, around two inches in the Bronx and about an inch and a half in Central Park.

2012/01/21

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