Scott Rapoport
Ex-Employees Of L.I. Women’s Organization Accuse Female Boss Of Butt Grabbing, Cat Calls
Crystal Alexander and Monique McCabe, who both used to work at the National Association of Professional Women in Garden City, claim their ex-boss Krissy DeMonte subjected them to hostile conditions
Wildlife Groups Outraged After 2 Manhattan Jewelers Plead Guilty To Selling Illegal Elephant Ivory
A string of pearls, a wise owl and a smiling Buddha were all part of one of the largest seizures of illegal ivory ever in New York State, Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance Jr. said.
Ad Campaign Showing Dwindling Palestinian Territory Deemed ‘Anti-Israel’ By Jewish Leaders
The display shows shrinking Palestinian territory in Israel over the years and refers to 4.7 million Palestinians there as refugees and some Jewish leaders are calling it offensive.
The Gentle Gentile: Local Catholic Man Volunteers His Time To Fix Up Jewish Cemetery
In the midst of finger pointing and outrage the cemetery has quietly been getting some much needed assistance from a most unusual source.
Heat Wave Continues As Temperatures Expected To Hit Near-Record Highs Saturday
Forecasters are calling for Saturday to be very hot and humid with highs in New York City expected to near 100 degrees with heat indexes reaching 105 to 110 degrees.
Queens Lifeguard Emily Harms Hailed As Hero After Rescuing 11-Year-Old From Drowning
An 11-year-old boy might not be alive if not for her heroism and CBS 2′s Scott Rapoport spoke with her Thursday to hear the remarkable story.
Woman Killed In Christmas Day Hit-And-Run Accident Carried Wish List Of Her Dreams
Donna Fountain, 38, of Crown Heights had a lifetime of dreams she hoped to accomplish for herself and her 8-year-old son, Elijah, dreams that died with her on Sunday.
NJ Girl Returns Home After Beating Cancer For 3rd Time
Mya returned from a hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, where she was successfully treated for leukemia.
Jews Across Tri-State Mark The Beginning Of Chanukah
The festival of lights began at sundown, and is observed for eight nights. It commemorates the rededication of the holy temple in Jerusalem in the 2nd Century.
Wanted: Upper West Side Mystery ‘Meanie’; Careful, Said To Be Very Mean
It’s a story that could only happen in New York City.A self-described victim has put up posters in his neighborhood warning others and telling of his plight.
Bronx Father Furious After Autistic Son Went Missing From School
Jerry Camacho said his son walked half a mile away from the school, trekking down steps through the neighborhoods and crossing streets unsupervised. The school said a staff member was disciplined over the incident.
Truck Driver Pulls A ‘James Bond’ On Port Authority At George Washington Bridge
Toll cheaters and toll cheating scams cost the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey millions every year. But latest scam is reminiscent of Bond – James Bond.
Italian-American Pride Shines During 67th Annual Columbus Day Parade
What a beautiful day for a parade. Thousands turned out today for the world’s largest celebration of Italian-American heritage.
Pack Of Ferocious Wild Dogs Menacing Suffolk County Community
There’s a scary situation taking place in one Long Island neighborhood. A pack of wild dogs is on the loose, engaging in some particularly vicious attacks.
Good Samaritan David Reichenberg Dies Trying To Save Father, Son From Flood Waters In Spring Valley
Many are calling 50-year-old David Reichenberg a hero in the storm after he tried to save a father and his 6-year-old child entangled with a live, downed electrical wire


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