Woman Killed, Infant Hurt In Queens BlazeFire Rips Through Home In South Jamaica, Quickly Spreads To Neighboring Residences
Outrage After NYPD Dragging SentenceDet. Dalsh Veve Left With Permanent Brain Damage; Teen Gets Up To 4 Years In Prison
Alec Baldwin Pleads Guilty In Parking Space SkirmishActor Got Into Pushing Match After Losing Spot In Front Of Greenwich Village Home
6 Steps To SafetySite Of ‘Junior’ Guzman-Feliz’s Murder Now A ‘Safe Haven Bodega’
First-Of-Its-Kind ConvictionMan Pleads Guilty To Murder, Terror Charges In Racially Motivated Times Square Attack
Latest News Stories
Newark 7-Year-Old's Death Ruled A Homicide, Mother's Boyfriend ChargedAuthorities have arrested the boyfriend of a woman whose 7-year-old son was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead at a hospital after an emergency call to a New Jersey residence earlier this week.
'An Absolute Disgrace': Outrage As Teen Gets Up To 4 Years In Prison After Dragging NYPD Officer, Leaving Him With Brain DamageIn December, a jury found Justin Murrell, 16, not guilty of attempted murder charges stemming from the June 2017 incident.
James Gandolfini's Son Cast As Young Tony In 'Sopranos' Prequel FilmMichael Gandolfini will play a younger version of the iconic character his late father played on the HBO series. The 19-year-old actor has had a recurring role on HBO's "The Deuce."
1 Dead, 5 Month Old Hurt After 4-Alarm Fire Rips Through Home In QueensThe fire broke out at a home on 158th Street between Meyer Avenue and 115th Road in South Jamaica shortly after 1:45 p.m. It soon spread to two other homes, officials said.
Pelosi Tells Trump She Won't Let Him Deliver State Of The Union From House ChamberSpeaker of the House Nancy Pelosi told President Trump on Wednesday she won't allow a concurrent resolution authorizing his State of the Union address to come to the floor.
Featured
2019 Academy Award Nominees RevealedThe Oscars still don't have a host, but on Tuesday morning, at least they have nominees.
Photos: Remembering The Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Americans across the country are honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., on Monday.
Nassau County DA, Islanders Team Up To Battle Heroin Addiction On Long IslandA new public service announcement features the team’s Matt Martin and Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas.
‘Project Yellow Light’ Scholarship Competition ReturnsCBS2 is proud to partner with the Project Yellow Light scholarship competition.
CBS New York Winter Storm Survival GuideBeyond following the forecast and keeping up on school closings, check up on what do you need to do to protect your home and your family when severe weather hits.
NYC Marks 10 Years Since Flight 1549's 'Miracle On The Hudson'Capt. Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger and the crew of US Airways Flight 1549 turned what could have been a fatal tragedy into the "Miracle."
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Officials Outraged After Sentencing In Dragging Of NYPD OfficerA teen was convicted of dragging Det. Dalsh Veve, but many feel the punishment was a slap on the wrist. CBS2's Scott Rapoport reports.
Rivera, Mussina, Martinez Talk About Election To The National Baseball Hall Of FamePitchers Mariano Rivera and Mike Mussina, as well as designated hitter Edgar Martinez, were on hand to talk about their future induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.
Heléne Yorke Talks About Making Her Broadway Debut & The Legacy Of Carol ChanningHeléne Yorke started her acting career on Broadway. She walked the same boards at the St. James Theatre as Carol Channing and now is getting ready for the biggest opportunity of her career in the new show "The Other Two."
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4-Alarm Fire In QueensAt least three people were injured when a 4-alarm fire tore through several homes in South Jamaica, Queens.
Sensory Hallway's Minute Of Movement Helping Kids Keep On FocusThe sensory hallway is a colorful sequence of stickers on the floor creating an interactive pathway at Sloatsburg Elementary School in Suffern, New York. CBSN New York's John Dias reports.
Former Prosecutor Discusses Sarah Stern CaseCheryl Bader, a former assistant U.S. attorney in New Jersey and current law professor at Fordham University, stopped by CBSN New York to discuss the trial of Liam McAtasney, accused of murdering Sarah Stern and dumping her body in the ocean.
Latest Sports Stories
Will There Be Another Unanimous Election? Jeter Gets His First Shot At Hall Of Fame In 2020Mariano Rivera sailed into the Hall of Fame without a single dissenting vote. Next year, it's Derek Jeter's turn — and don't expect much opposition then, either.
Report: Jets Put In Formal Request To Interview Dolphins' Loggains For Offensive Coordinator JobIt looks like the Jets may get their first choice for offensive coordinator.
Toews, Kane Score In Shootout, Isles Fall To Blackhawks 3-2Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane scored in the shootout to send the Chicago Blackhawks to a 3-2 win over the Islanders on Tuesday night, ending New York's five-game winning streak.
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Events For This Weekend In New York CityFrom a psychedelic light show to a comedy show, there's plenty to enjoy in New York City this week.
Beverages Without The Booze: 'Dry January' Movement Gaining Popularity In BarsA growing movement has more and more restaurants and bars are serving up the latest trend in the drink world: Craft cocktails that don't have any alcohol at all.
Warming Up With Homemade Chicken Noodle SoupChef Brandon Fay from Pasta by Hudson shares his classic comfort recipe with CBS2’s Jessica Layton and Cindy Hsu.
NYC Restaurant Week Starts MondayIt's the best of both worlds for foodies with an appetite for saving money
Furry Friend Finder: BeauIn this edition of “Furry Friend Finder,” CBS2’s Cindy Hsu introduces a very special dog named Beau.
Nothing 'Less Than Perfect': Bagels Gone Old School At Shelsky's"I think bagels in the city have gotten huge, and they've gotten soft. Bagels should not be soft and huge," co-owner Peter Shelsky told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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Nothing 'Less Than Perfect': Bagels Gone Old School At Shelsky's"I think bagels in the city have gotten huge, and they've gotten soft. Bagels should not be soft and huge," co-owner Peter Shelsky told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Taking A Trip Through Time At McNulty's Tea And CoffeeAs a teen, David Wong worked for the McNulty family at their Greenwich Village institution. Today, he's the owner.
Kopitiam: Malaysian Family Recipes In Lower ManhattanCBS2's Elle McLogan visits a neighborhood hangout beloved for its affordably priced, colorful snacks.
Snap Shot NY
'Jump In ... We'll Go Take A Ride': Police Officer's Gesture Provides Big Lift To Grieving New Jersey FamilyLast year, the community of Wyckoff mourned the passing of a high school star athlete, Ben Landel. Recently, a police officer helped the Landel family recover a precious family possession.
After-School Program 'BUILD' Transforms NYC Student Into Promising BusinessmanIt has often been said the key to success is handling failure. Educators are passing along that wisdom through a non-profit after-school program.
Salvation Army Bell Ringer Shares Thrill Of Holiday Season GivingDerrick Dove is among the Salvation Army's top collecting bell ringers in the charity group's red kettle campaign.
Offbeat & Odd
'She Makes It Look Easy': Picture Of Mom Caring For Baby At Work Goes ViralA picture of a mom caring for her infant daughter while fielding a phone call at her office job has touched a nerve with working mothers everywhere.
Video Of 2 Philadelphia Sixers Fans Dance-Off Goes ViralEveryone saw Dominic Prybella, he has the cast on his arm and Anthony Stuard on the dance-cam.
Lawmaker Proposes 'Dress Code' For Parents, Other Visitors At SchoolsA lawmaker in Tennessee is proposing a bill that would make parents and other visitors to schools follow a dress code just like students and staff.
