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CBS 2, WCBS 880, 1010 WINS Among Those Chosen To Hold NYC Election Debates
Police practices, educating our kids and the best way to deliver a vast array of city services will all be fair game during Campaign 2013 and CBS 2 will be putting the candidates for public office to the test, hosting a series of in-depth debates.
Massive Mako Shark Gives NJ Fishermen The Surprise Of A Lifetime
The havoc-causing mako was 8-feet-4-inches long. It surprised the two fishermen initially when it appeared by the side of the boat and took one of their baits.
Charity Makes Prom Night A Possibility For Sandy Victims
Girls whose families were wiped out by Hurricane Sandy can still party in style, thanks to a New York City charity that has collected more than 1,000 prom dresses for the storm’s victims.
Union: New York City School Bus Strike Ends, But We Will Fight On
Local 1181 President Michael Cordiello said in no way is the suspension of the strike a sign of his side giving up its fight.
CBS New York Reporters Reflect On Covering Ed Koch Through The Years
Former New York City mayor Ed Koch passed away Friday at the age of 88. Known for his outspoken personality and famous remarks, Koch was not shy about speaking his mind, often giving reporters plenty to write about.
CBS Radio, Television Personality Charles Osgood Celebrates 80th Birthday
He was the first voice on WCBS-AM when it went all-news back in 1967 and now Charles Osgood is celebrating a milestone – his 80th birthday.
LIRR Set To Return To Normal Rush Hour Schedule On Monday
Commuters have been waiting six weeks for the LIRR to return to its full schedule. LIRR spokesman Aaron Donovan told WCBS 880′s Jim Smith, that riders can look forward to less crowding and an end to cancelled and combined trains.
Local Artists Rock Montclair To Raise Money For Shore Towns That Were Hit The Hardest By Sandy
Event organizer Sharon Colucci, the station manager at TV34 in Montclair, said that the event served as a way for storm survivors to help make life easier for their neighbors who lost the most during Sandy.
Hartnett: Yankees Will Lean On Surging Raul Ibanez In ALCS
Raul Ibanez’s role will increase against the Tigers’ parade of right-handed starters and will be a key figure in the Yankees’ hopes of reaching the World Series.
Yankees, WCBS 880 Agree To Extend Current Radio Broadcast Agreement
The Yankees and WCBS 880 announced on Thursday that they have agreed to extend their current radio broadcast agreement. The agreement will run through the 2013 campaign.
Charles Osgood Reflects On 45 Years Of All-News On WCBS 880
Today is a very special day for WCBS 880. It was 45 years ago – August 28, 1967 – that we went all-news.
WCBS Yankees Radio Network FanFest
Saturday, September 15, 2012 | 11am – 4pm Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum WCBS is proud to announce the return of the Yankees Radio Network FanFest at Pier 86, adjacent to the Intrepid Sea , […]
Fact Check Friday: Presidential Campaign Ads Scrutinized
It’s “Fact Check Friday,” when WCBS 880 puts the presidential campaign ads under the scrutiny of Factcheck.org, a non-partisan, non-profit organization.
B&C Morning Show: Jerry Jones Is Talkin’ Tough; Yanks & Mets Both Lose
Before turning it over to Jerry Recco so that he could deliver his first update of the morning, Craig attempted to offer Yamkees’ fan comfort by telling them it is not time to panic.
B&C Morning Show: A National Anthem To Forget
Boomer and Craig asked Al Dukes about the lovely Chelsea, wondering when she will be flexing her pipes at Citi Field and performing the National Anthem prior to a Mets game.


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