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Mixed Breed Dogs Get Extra Training Ahead Of Possible AdoptionSome lovable mixed breed dogs would to find forever homes, but many families are scared to adopt them.
What Is A Brain Aneurysm? A Look At 'Game Of Thrones' Star Emilia Clarke's Near-Fatal Health ScareEmilia Clarke suffered two ruptured brain aneurysms, either of which could have been fatal.
2 Firefighters Injured Battling 4-Alarm Fire In The BronxThe FDNY called it a "serious fire" that caused the roof to collapse at 2467 Webster Avenue near East 189th Street.
Police: 78-Year-Old Woman Kicked In Face In Vicious Subway AssaultIt happened around 3:10 a.m. on March 10 aboard a northbound 2 train as it pulled into the 238th Street / Nereid Avenue station in the Bronx.
Mueller Report: Robert Mueller Submits Long-Awaited Report To Attorney GeneralThe filing ends a roughly two-year probe into Russian meddling and any ties to Trump campaign associates, and whether President Trump obstructed justice.
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'Forgotten Families' Landlord Avoids Tenants During Court AppearanceA New Jersey landlord accused of housing New York City homeless families in dilapidated conditions returned to court Wednesday.
CBS2 On Hand As Embattled Forgotten Families Landlord, Displaced Tenant Meet Face To FaceFor months, CBS2 has been investigating a New York City program intended to help homeless families. But instead, those families have ended up worse off.
'Forgotten Families' Landlord Back In CourtCBS2's Lisa Rozner again confronted one landlord accused of renting some of the properties that also had rodents and holes in the walls.
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Macy's Flower Show Set To Blast Off On Its 'Journey To Paradisios'Get ready for an out-of-this world burst of color.
'Deception And Fraud': HUD Official Accuses Mayor De Blasio And NYCHA Of Wasting Millions In Public Housing Funds“Should criminal charges be pursued?” Marcia Kramer asked. “I personally think they should… deception and fraud… blatant deception and fraud," Lynne Patton alleged.
Maya Angelou Tweet Sparks Debate On 'Mr.', 'Miss' Or 'Mrs.' In Modern EtiquetteSocial media debate is buzzing about an old talk-show clip of the late poet sharply chiding a teen girl for addressing her as Maya rather than Miss Angelou.
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Woodstock 50 Announces Line-Up, Includes Jay-Z, Dead And Company, Miley Cyrus, MoreThe full lineup of the upcoming Woodstock 50 festival in Watkins Glen, N.Y., has been announced.
'Tools And Tiaras' Group Empowering Girls To Seek Trade JobsA nonprofit is challenging gender stereotypes in an effort to empower girls to seek careers typically reserved for males.
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Mystery Water Keeps Flowing Into NJ HomeCBS2's Meg Baker has the latest on a New Jersey couple under siege from a mystery water source flowing into their home.
Woman's Child Helps Her Fight Off RapistCBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas has the latest on the search for a suspect who allegedly tried to rape a Manhattan woman until her children fought him off.
HUD Official Takes NYCHA Fight To Staten IslandHUD official Lynne Patton and Staten Island assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis teamed up to address more NYCHA issues that have injured New York seniors. CBS2's Marcia Kramer reports.
Shelter Helping To Train Dogs For AdoptionA Long Island animal shelter is helping to train high energy dogs so they are ready to be adopted by new families.
Macy's Flower Show Opens SundayThe annual Macy's Flower Show opens on March 24 and preparations for the event are in full bloom.
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Check Your Bracket!Now that the games have started, check to see how you're doing in our Bracket Challenge!
How To Watch 2019 NCAA Tournament Second Round: Dates, Game Times, & TV ScheduleThe Saturday schedule is officially out. Plan your day accordingly.
After Thrilling First Four Game, Fairleigh Dickinson Falls To Top-Seed Gonzaga 87-49Gonzaga led by 10 after the first 4:12, by 20 after 10:25 and by the score of 53-17 at halftime.
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Things To Do For The First Weekend Of Spring!Time Out New York editor Will Gleason shares top picks for things to do in New York this weekend, including desserts and dinosaurs.
Woodstock 50 Announces Line-Up, Includes Jay-Z, Dead And Company, Miley Cyrus, MoreThe full lineup of the upcoming Woodstock 50 festival in Watkins Glen, N.Y., has been announced.
The Best Music Events In New York City This WeekFrom "avant-garde aggro soul" to jazz and salsa classics, here are the local shows worth checking out this week.
Doughnut Maker Survives Shooting, Praises 'Life Is Too Short To Not Enjoy Every Moment'From a brush with death to baking doughnuts, Black Label Donuts' Rich Eng is grateful for his life with no time to waste.
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A Miniature World Of Wonder At Tiny Doll House"I think there's a fascination with things in miniature, that people can create such detailed items that reflect everything in our lives," owner Leslie Edelman told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
'It's All About Attitude' At UES Hat Shop Suzanne Couture Millinery"A woman always looks lovely in a big-brimmed hat," owner Suzanne Newman told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
At Knitty City, They Say A Stitch In Time Can Help Your Mind"We tell people: Do fifteen minutes of knitting every day, and it will change your life," owner Pearl Chin told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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Rarest Baseball Cards From 1800s Up For Auction In Long IslandOne family held on to a set of 1888 baseball cards that are now worth a small fortune at auction later this month.
Doughnut Maker Survives Shooting, Praises 'Life Is Too Short To Not Enjoy Every Moment'From a brush with death to baking doughnuts, Black Label Donuts' Rich Eng is grateful for his life with no time to waste.
It's Possible The Country's Next Great Stand-Up Comic Is Taking Part In The 'Kids 'N Comedy' WorkshopIt's not often you hear the phrase "family friendly comedians." For kids looking for a more creative way to use their funny bone, one 13-year-old is learning how to make comedy a career.
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Facebook Confesses It Left Millions Of User Passwords Readable In Plain Text For YearsFacebook left hundreds of millions of user passwords readable by its employees for years, the company acknowledged Thursday after a security researcher exposed the lapse.
Maya Angelou Tweet Sparks Debate On 'Mr.', 'Miss' Or 'Mrs.' In Modern EtiquetteSocial media debate is buzzing about an old talk-show clip of the late poet sharply chiding a teen girl for addressing her as Maya rather than Miss Angelou.
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Extended Interview: Public Advocate Jumaane Williams On His PrioritiesJumaane Williams has been a New York City councilman for the 45th district in Brooklyn, but will now finish out the term of public advocate for the remainder of the year.
After 130 Years, Rare Baseball Cards Up For AuctionOne family held on to a set of 1888 baseball cards that are now worth a small fortune at auction later this month.
A Look Around Macy's Flower ShowThings are blooming for spring around Macy's Herald Square department store. CBSN New York's Vanessa Murdock takes you on a tour of the annual Spring Flower Show.
Interview: Coalition for the Homeless Policy Director Giselle RouthierCoalition for the Homeless Policy Director Giselle Routhier joined CBSN New York's Dana Tyler about affordable housing planning and new construction which can help alleviate the city's shelter and street crisis.
Police Seek Shooting Suspect In The BronxPolice are seeking a man accused of shooting another man in the Concourse Village section of the Bronx. CBSN New York's Dana Tyler reports.
Children Foil Attempted Rape In Washington HeightsPolice looking for suspect who attached woman with kids just feet away. CBSN New York's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
Woman Accused Of Stealing From NYPD CharityFederal prosecutors allege that Lorraine Shanley was stealing money meant for families of fallen NYPD officers. CBSN New York's Jenna DeAngelis reports.
Two Injured As Car Crashes Into HomeA chain reaction crash sent a car slamming into a home right through a wall and a second vehicle into a pole in Plainview, Nassau County. CBSN New York's Reena Roy reports.
3/22 Afternoon Weather ForecastVanessa Murdock has your local forecast and weather updates.
Public Advocate Jumaane Williams Talks AgendaNewly elected Public Advocate Jumaane Williams discusses his budget and agenda including NYCHA, specialized high school admissions and THRIVE NYC.
Man Caught On Video Repeatedly Groping WomanThe search is on for a suspect accused of groping a woman in Brooklyn and then assaulting her again while she called for help. CBSN New York's Janelle Burrell has more.
Woman Accused Of Stealing From NYPD CharityA Staten Island woman is accused of stealing from the windows of some of New York's finest. Investigators say the treasurer of a police charity took hundreds of thousands of dollars. CBSN New York's Jenna DeAngelis has the details.
