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Mother And Son Charged With Selling Toxic Apricot Formula As A Fake Cure For CancerInvestigators say drums of hazardous materials were found inside the woman's Bellerose Manor home in Queens. Their phony miracle formula is allegedly a toxic apricot seed concoction.
Demanding Answers: Gov. Murphy Vows To Speak With Port Authority About Plan To Scrap Carpool DiscountGov. Murphy told CBS2 earlier this month he was open to keeping it, but then the Port Authority claimed it wasn't safe or feasible. So what now?
'It Gave Me My Groove Back': Model Allyn Rose Talks About Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue After Preventative Double MastectomyModel Allyn Rose has been touched by breast cancer in more ways than one. She's sharing her story to inspire others to prioritize their breast health as well.
Stop The Stigma: Student Groups, Professionals Pushing To Raise Awareness On Mental Illness TreatmentMental illness affects millions of people in the United States, but it's a topic that can be challenging to discuss.
Retired NYPD Sergeant: Recent Spike In Police-Involved Shootings Tied To City Policy ChangesThere has been four police-involved shootings in eight days. They have left some people wondering if there's a reason behind this spike in violence toward officers.
Demanding Answers: MTA On Hot Seat Following Yet Another Case Of Debris Falling From Elevated TracksIt was driver Philip Garcia's turn to deal with dents, broken glass and frayed nerves.
Repairs Begin On Charging Bull Statue In Lower ManhattanThe bronze bull sculpture near Wall Street was damaged last month when a tourist from Texas smashed a metal banjo over it's head.
New York City DOT Announces 'Green Wave' Bike Safety PlanWith the number of cyclists killed on the streets of New York rising, city transportation officials have unveiled a new safety program.
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Luv Michael, Nonprofit Granola Company Which Employs Autistic Workers, Expanding Into ManhattanWhen it comes to this kitchen, there could never be too many chefs.
Share Your Halloween Dress-Ups With Us! Kids, Pets, Houses...Halloween is quickly creeping our way! We want to see all of your spooky photos - your haunted house, your spooky children, your scary pets!
Good Housekeeping Releases List Of Top Kid-Tested Toys Of 2019Good Housekeeping puts kids to work testing out hundreds of new toys that get ranked for creativity, educational value, and safety.
Lexington Candy Shop: A NYC Luncheonette Where Time Stands StillCBS2's Elle McLogan visits a neighborhood fixture supplying milkshakes and small-town atmosphere to the Upper East Side since 1925.
Meet The Little Girl With The Big Voice Behind CBS2's National AnthemThe rising star kicks off the day on CBS2, singing the national anthem before the start of the 4:30 a.m. newscast.
NY Islanders Make Friendly Furry Acquisition To Team's RosterFor just over a year, a puppy will attend every home game - interacting with the crowds and players - but ultimately she'll be serving a greater purpose.
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Brooklyn Principal To Receive National HonorThe principal of P.S. 253 will receive the Terrel H. Bell Award for Outstanding School Leadership.
Hoboken Hires Officer To Enforce Scooter ViolationsHoboken is hiring new enforcement officers to monitor e-scooter users violating traffic laws in the city.
Non-Profit Kitchen Hiring More Adults With AutismCBS2's Mary Calvi has the latest on a non-profit in Queens hiring more adults with autism to work in their kitchen.
Woman Punch In Unprovoked Attack In HarlemPolice are looking for the suspect caught on camera punching a 68-year-old woman in an unprovoked attack.
NYC Unveils 'Green Wave' Initiative On City RoadsCBS2's Marcia Kramer has the latest on the DOT's 'Green Wave' plan to re-engineer city streets for bikes.
What's Behind The Spike In Police-Involved Shootings?CBS2's Jessica Moore spoke with the NYPD commissioner and others about the recent spike in police-involved shootings.
Latest Sports Stories
Amid Championship Drought, Some NYC Sports Fans Are Pinning Their Hopes Of A Title On NetsIt's the thought on the minds of many local sports fans: when will a New York City-area team win a championship again?
'LSU Offensive Line Vs. Auburn Defensive Line One Of Great Matchups In SEC' Says Carter Blackburn#2 LSU hosts #9 Auburn in a battle of Tigers, and CBS Sports' Carter Blackburn discusses why the key matchup will come in the trenches.
Jets Sound Off On Handling Of Darnold's 'Seeing Ghosts' Comment While Mic'd Up On MNFGase added that the Jets will be "looking hard into our cooperation" with the networks going forward.
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Arctic Experience Transports New Yorkers Into Alaskan WildsA new art exhibit in Brooklyn is giving people the complete arctic experience, transporting people to a national wildlife refuge.
Hearty Fall Recipes To Get You Through The Chilly Months AheadWith chillier months ahead, you need hearty fall recipes that everyone in the family will enjoy for dinner.
Cosplayers' Tips For Creating A Custom Halloween CostumeIt's a unique and creative way parents and kids can build together.
Furry Friend Finder: Jolie & Simba Searching For Their Forever HomesJolie is an 11-month-old, 35-pound English Bulldog puppy, and Simba is a 7-year-old, 7-pound, housebroken Pekingese dog.
'The Lightning Thief' Cast, Creative Team Say New Musical Offers Message That Resonates With Everyone“The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical” runs through Jan. 5 at the Longacre Theatre.
5 Ways To Get Active In NYC This WeekendFrom partner Pilates to kids' parkour classes, there's plenty to do when it comes to sports and fitness activities coming up in New York City this week.
The Dig
Lexington Candy Shop: A NYC Luncheonette Where Time Stands StillCBS2's Elle McLogan visits a neighborhood fixture supplying milkshakes and small-town atmosphere to the Upper East Side since 1925.
At Backyard Barbeque, 'Everything Tastes Great With Smoke'Along the Nautical Mile in Freeport, Long Island, a retired sanitation worker-turned-restaurateur looks to capture the spirit of a backyard barbecue.
Beneath The Streets Of Brooklyn, Caves Of CheeseThirty feet underground in Crown Heights, CBS2's Elle McLogan finds tunnels from 1850, laden with cheese. It's all part of Crown Finish Caves.
Snapshot NY
Help And Hope: Project Kind Embracing Better Futures For Homeless In NeedWhen homeless get housed, it increases their self-sufficiency and helps them reintegrate into the work sector.
Snapshot NY: Taking A Ride In The Seat Of New York HistoryIf you've watched a ticker-tape parade in New York in the past seven decades, you've seen the same car lead the way down the Canyon of Heroes: a custom-built Imperial Phaeton.
Snapshot NY: Bringing The Heavens Down To Earth In The BronxOn any given street corner in the Bronx, you might find a portal to another world.
Living Large
Living Large: A Hollywood Dahl's House In Rockland CountyA gated estate just 30 minutes from Manhattan has been the private retreat of a Hollywood film star for the last three decades.
Living Large: Cloud City Penthouse On Manhattan's East SideIf you look up, all the way up, on East 57th Street, you may catch a glimpse of the 65th floor. Crowning this glass-walled skyscraper is an 8,100-square foot home, a full-floor penthouse.
Living Large: Rundown Greenwich Village Building Transformed Into Stylized HomeIt took a three-year renovation to create the highly stylized six-story home.
Offbeat & Odd
Police Demand Google Maps Remove New 'Speed Trap' FeaturePolice across the country are expressing concern about a new feature coming to Google Maps that allows users around the world to track the real-time location of officers.
Vermont School District Cancels Halloween Classroom CelebrationsThere will be no costumes, capes or candy in Burlington, Vermont, classrooms this year. The school district has cancelled all classroom Halloween celebrations.
'Error In Judgement:' Agency Apologizes For Editing 'Trump 2020' From Boy's PhotoThe Missouri Department of Transportation Northeast District has apologized for editing a photo of a boy who wore a "Trump 2020" shirt and hat to a bridge detonation.
Latest From CBSN New York
Is There Any Hope For New York Sports?CBSN New York's Steve Overmyer has the latest on the rough year for New York sports. So is there any hope for a New York championship?
Autistic Chefs Finding Success Beyond High School At Luv Michael KitchenThe Queens non-profit Luv Michael is expanding in Long Island City and now looking for more autistic adults to join their growing kitchen crew. CBSN New York's Mary Calvi reports.
More Falling Subway Debris In QueensThe MTA says protective netting installed in Queens did not work to stop falling debris from an elevated subway track. CBSN New York's Dave Carlin reports.
DOT Announces 'Green Wave' Bike Safety PlanNew York City Department of Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg discusses the city's "Green Wave" initiative that will give cyclists priority at some traffic lights.
NYPD Officer Wounded, Suspect Killed In Harlem ShootingThe NYPD says a police officer was wounded and a suspect was killed during a police-involved shooting early this morning in Harlem. CBSN New York's Reena Roy has the latest from the scene.
Man Accused Of Exposing Himself To Young GirlsPolice are searching for a man accused of exposing himself to two young girls walking to school in Brooklyn.
New Video Shows Incendiary Device Thrown At Masonic Hall In ChelseaSurveillance video shows an object that looks like a Molotov cocktail engulfed in flames flying into the entrance of the Masonic Lodge at 46 West 24th Street on Oct. 8. CBSN New York's Alice Gainer reports.
Senate Bill Would Repeal IRS Cap On State And Local Tax DeductionsHomeowners who pay high property taxes, like many in the Tri-State Area, were hit hard by the tax overhaul bill passed in 2017. CBSN New York's Alice Gainer reports.
Living Large In A Dahl HouseCBSN New York's Natalie Duddridge visits a Hollywood actress' weekend home in Rockland County for this week's edition of Living Large.
High School Student Accused Of Encouraging Elementary School Student To Kill HerselfA New Jersey High School student is under arrest for allegedly encouraging a young student to take her own life in the Franklin Borough in Sussex County. CBSN New York's Lisa Rozner reports.
Speak With Your Wallet: Sustainable Fashion Experts Urge Shoppers To Consider Impact On EnvironmentThe word "sustainable" applies to fashion as a movement that aims to change the entire cycle of fashion starting with production and consumption. CBSN New York's Nina Kapur reports.
New Jersey Volunteers Helping Get Eye Glasses To Those In Need Around The WorldIt may be 2019, but getting access to eye glasses is becoming more difficult for many Americans due to the cost. That’s why volunteers in New Jersey are helping out those in need. CBSN New York's Jessica Moore reports.