Sean Adams
NY Gun Owners Must File Form To Keep Permit Info Private
Starting Wednesday, the records of anyone who has asked to be exempt from the state Freedom of Information Law will be kept secret. But the information will be available for gun owners who haven’t acted.
New Jersey Boy Knocked Out By Ball To The Chest Released From The Hospital
Ian McGreevy, of Northvale, was darting to steal third base on Saturday during a Little League game in Harrington Park when the catcher fired the ball, striking him in the chest.
Search On For ‘Creep’ Who Has Been Poisoning Cats In Yonkers
The Westchester County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was searching this weekend for someone who has been poisoning cats in Yonkers.
Bridgeport, Conn., Police Still Searching For Girl Who Vanished In 2001
Those involved in a search for a little girl who vanished over 10 years ago continued this weekend to hold out hope that she will one day be found and returned home.
Westchester County Offering Free Fish To Help Control Mosquito Population
The Westchester County Health Department is giving away fathead minnows for residents to use in ornamental ponds, which could become breeding sites for mosquitoes that can carry West Nile Virus.
Summer After Sandy: Belmar Is On The Rebound
In the second installment of WCBS 880′s weekly series “Summer After Sandy,” reporter Sean Adams visited Belmar as it continues to rebuild after the superstorm.
Greenburgh Town Supervisor Wants To See Large Development Project Built
The development along Old Saw Mill River Road would include retail, a hotel, a bank, gas stations and two big box stores.
Autistic Teen Found On Tricycle In Middle Of Yonkers Road
An autistic teen managed to escape the grounds of a special needs school and was found riding a tricycle in the middle of Saw Mill River Road.
Police: Haverstraw Murder Suspect May Still Be Alive
Haverstraw police now think the Stony Point man who allegedly killed his daughter-in-law last September and fled into Harriman State Park, could still be alive.
Stories From Main Street: Former N.J. Mom Writes Book For Sandy’s Child Survivors
Superstorm Sandy was so devastating and so traumatic. Something like that can be truly scarring for children, and one former New Jerseyan is trying to help them through it.
Summer After Sandy: Still Struggling In Sea Bright
WCBS 880 is starting a new weekly series leading to Memorial Day and the summer, focusing on how Jersey Shore towns are working to come back from superstorm Sandy.
FBI Adds Cop Killer Joanne Chesimard To Most Wanted Terrorist List
It was 40 years ago today that New Jersey State Trooper Werner Foerster was shot and killed along the New Jersey Turnpike. Joanne Chesimard was convicted and sentenced to life in prison.
Greenwich Residents Warned Of Phony Utility Workers
Greenwich residents are being warned to be careful of burglars impersonating utility workers. They prey on the trusting good nature of senior citizens and operate as distraction burglars.
Police: Edison High School Student Charged With Possessing Explosives
Officers investigating recent bomb threats at Edison High School raided the home of a 16-year-old student after receiving a tip, police said.
6 Months After Superstorm Sandy, Signs Of Progress But More To Be Done
Sandy caused billions of dollars in damage and left tens of thousands of people homeless after coming ashore Oct. 29. Six months later, major issues including housing, business, tourism and coastal protection still remain.


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