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1 Dead, 1 In Critical Condition After Triple Shooting In NewarkAccording to Newark Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose, three men were struck by gunfire around 8:40 p.m. on Clinton Place.
Westchester Youth Hockey Team Says Opponents Attacked Them With Anti-Semitic Comments During GameSteven Borenstein says his son and teammates learned a painful lesson about anti-Semitism during a home game at the Westchester Skating Academy is Elmsford.
Caught On Camera: Convenience Store Worker Fights Off 2 Women, Suspects Steal Vaping ProductsSurveillance video shows one woman struggling with the employee around 8:30 a.m. at a convenience store on Kings Highway in the Midwood section back on Nov. 12.
AAA Says Much Better Oversight Needed For New York's Red Light Camera ProgramsIn its study of the eight New York municipalities that use red light cameras, AAA found flaws in all of them.
NY Rep. Jerry Nadler To Call For Historic Committee Vote On Legalizing Marijuana NationwideNadler predicts his bill will pass the judiciary committee with some Republican votes.
Pier On Hudson River Being Turned Into Green SpaceDevelopers say the $38 million project will include a children's play space, a sun lawn and a variety of seating areas.
Syracuse University Students Say White Supremacist Manifesto Anonymously Airdropped To LaptopsSyracuse University is investigating a white supremacist manifesto that's allegedly circulating on campus, as students continue to protest several recent incidents of bias.
Oh My Goodness: Bagel Store Manager Drives 6 Hours To Give Customer Something She Left BehindA Long Island man went above and beyond to help a family he barely knows. His unusual act of kindness is receiving praise from an entire community, and beyond.
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AAA Says Much Better Oversight Needed For New York's Red Light Camera ProgramsIn its study of the eight New York municipalities that use red light cameras, AAA found flaws in all of them.
Oh My Goodness: Bagel Store Manager Drives 6 Hours To Give Customer Something She Left BehindA Long Island man went above and beyond to help a family he barely knows. His unusual act of kindness is receiving praise from an entire community, and beyond.
'Butter Is My Thing': At Junda's Pastry Crust and Crumbs, Baking Is A Family TraditionCBS2's Elle McLogan visits a North Fork bakery where everything is homemade, from the raspberry-cheese strudel to the German chocolate Danish.
How To Strategize Your Holiday Shopping With These Gift IdeasWhether you’re still making your list or have already started your holiday shopping, Anthony Rotunno, senior editor for New York Magazine’s “The Strategist”, has expert advice on how to find the best online deals.
Family Of Soldier From Famed 'Harlem Hellfighters' Receives Long-Awaited Honor From World War IAt 17, the Oyster Bay native joined the 369th Infantry Regiment, a unit of African-Americans started in Harlem that served overseas during “The Great War.”
Tiny Seeds, Big Promise: Breakthrough Procedure Helping Breast Cancer Patients In Just One TreatmentInstead of having to go through months of chemo and radiation, doctors are using just one treatment that's much easier on patients, Dr. Max Gomez reports.
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Introduces Expanded Food Safety Inspection Act In Response To Foodborne Illness OutbreaksThere have recently been outbreaks of sicknesses like E. coli tied to contaminated lettuce.
New Yorkers Have Many Options To Help Turn Thanksgiving Into Volunteer SeasonThe Thanksgiving season is a time when most of us reflect on what we're thankful for. Often that leads to questioning how we can help and give back to those who are less fortunate.
Macy's Offers Sneak Peek At New Thanksgiving Day Parade FloatsThere are 26 floats total in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and thousands of volunteers that will make the day possible.
New Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Balloons Taken For Test FlightNew balloons for the 93rd Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade include Smokey Bear, SpongeBob SquarePants and Gary, and the Peanuts character Snoopy dressed as an astronaut.
Passengers Stuck On Amtrak Train Finally Arrive After 12-Hour NightmareThe Amtrak Acela train was stuck for at least six hours outside of Penn Station, apparently due to a power problem. By the time the train pulled into Boston Sunday night, nearly 12 hours had past.
Turkey Transformations: Thanksgiving Pizza And Other Recipes To Refresh Your Thanksgiving LeftoversLike most families, you likely still have plenty of turkey and stuffing in your refrigerator.
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Youth Hockey Team Reportedly Attacked With Anti-Semitic CommentsCBSN New York's Hazel Sanchez has the latest on the Scarsdale youth hockey team reportedly attacked with anti-Semitic comments.
Disney Plus Accounts Reportedly HackedCustomers of Disney Plus have reportedly had their account information hacked and put on the dark web.
Jerry Nadler Push For Vote On Legalizing MarijuanaCBSN New York's Tony Aiello has the latest on Congressman Jerry Nadler's call for a committee vote on legalizing marijuana.
De Blasio Signs Streets 'Master Plan'CBSN New York's Jenna DeAngelis has the latest on New York City's streets "Master Plan" which will prioritize bikes and buses over cars.
2 Women Steal Vaping Products After Bodega FightPolice are looking for two women seen stealing from a Brooklyn store after fighting with an employee.
Hudson River Park To Be Transformed Into Green SpaceHudson River Park is set to be transformed into a green space by 2022.
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Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 12: Deebo Samuel, Darius Slayton Emerging As Strong WR OptionsThe 49ers and Giants rookies have seen their roles in the offense grow as the season goes, making them solid options in your fantasy lineup.
Jets' Offense Looks Better, Thanks To Darnold-Gase PowwowSam Darnold’s bounceback began with a trip to the coach’s office last month after one of the worst stretches of his young career.
Randle, Morris Guide Knicks Over CavsJulius Randle scored 30 points, Marcus Morris Sr. added 23 and the New York Knicks beat the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night.
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Holiday Shopping: Great Gift Ideas For Under $100We're gearing up for the holiday shopping season by helping you pick out the right gift for that special someone.
Lamalo Chef Spices Up Thanksgiving Dinner With New RecipesIf you're tired of dried-out turkey and the same old sides, it's time to try something new this holiday season.
Furry Friend Finder: Savannah & Cutie Searching For Their Forever HomesSavannah is a 50-pound, 3-year-old soft-coated Wheaton Terrier, and Cutie is a 2-year-old, 10-pound Shih Tzu-Dachshund mix.
2019 Holiday Season Kicks Off With Radio City Rockettes Christmas SpectacularThe Christmas Spectacular runs through Jan. 5.
Blueshirt Fans Flock To Queens For 4th Annual Rangers 5KAll proceeds go to the Garden of Dreams Foundation and the Northwell Health Foundation.
Too Soon? Lights, Decorations Already Going Up In Famous Dyker Heights Christmas Display NeighborhoodChopper 2 got a glimpse of a house in Dyker Heights all decked out with lights and decorations for the holidays -- on Nov. 16!
The Dig
'Butter Is My Thing': At Junda's Pastry Crust and Crumbs, Baking Is A Family TraditionCBS2's Elle McLogan visits a North Fork bakery where everything is homemade, from the raspberry-cheese strudel to the German chocolate Danish.
Albanian Flavors Abound At Dua KafeA husband and wife team make homey fare at a restaurant named "love."
An Artist's Refuge: The 4th Street Photo GalleryCBS2's Elle McLogan visits photographer Alex Harsley, whose laden gallery stores volumes of pictures of New York City streets, past and present.
Snapshot NY
Snap Shot NY: 'The Black Pearl' Sails At A Home In Roxbury, N.J. Every HalloweenOne family in New Jersey has turned their front yard into an incredible adventure.
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.
Living Large
Living Large: Architectural Masterpiece With Panoramic Views On Central Park WestFifteen Central Park West is a full block of luxury. It was one of the most prestigious new developments when it was built in 2007, and that legacy continues today.
Living Large: Long Island Or Lake Como? Travel Back In Time With Italian EleganceThe home itself is fairly new, but the décor and finishes make it seem like you’re taking a trip back in time.
Living Large: Surprises Inside And Out On St. Luke's PlaceA tiny street in the West Village is home to an 1800s townhouse that has been transformed into a modern marvel.
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Oh My Goodness: Bagel Store Manager Drives 6 Hours To Give Customer Something She Left BehindA Long Island man went above and beyond to help a family he barely knows. His unusual act of kindness is receiving praise from an entire community, and beyond.
'It's In God’s Hands': Couple Diagnosed With Lung Cancer Just Five Weeks ApartLisa and Seth Doyle say they've had share of hardships during their 35-year marriage, but few challenges compare to the devastating diagnosis they both received just weeks apart.
'I Am Jesus': Man Charged With Attempting To Murder Two Police Officers Faces JudgeAn Iowa man police say shot at them during a standoff early Sunday morning claims to be Jesus.
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AAA Reviews New York's Red Light ProgramCBSN New York's Carolyn Gusoff has the latest on AAA's review of New York's red light camera programs.
Youth Hockey Team Reportedly Attacked With Anti-Semitic CommentsCBSN New York's Hazel Sanchez has the latest on the Scarsdale youth hockey team reportedly attacked with anti-Semitic comments.
Disney Plus Accounts Reportedly HackedCustomers of Disney Plus have reportedly had their account information hacked and put on the dark web.
Jerry Nadler Push For Vote On Legalizing MarijuanaCBSN New York's Tony Aiello has the latest on Congressman Jerry Nadler's call for a committee vote on legalizing marijuana.
De Blasio Signs Streets 'Master Plan'CBSN New York's Jenna DeAngelis has the latest on New York City's streets "Master Plan" which will prioritize bikes and buses over cars.
2 Women Steal Vaping Products After Bodega FightPolice are looking for two women seen stealing from a Brooklyn store after fighting with an employee.
Living Large On Central Park WestCBSN New York's Natalie Duddridge goes inside a building that's considered and architectural masterpiece on Central Park West.
Local Organizations Helping Feed Those In Need As Holidays ApproachThere are many ways to donate both your time and money to those in need this holiday season; CBSN New York's Mary Calvi has some easy ways to help out.
Syracuse University Students Protest Over 7 Reports Of Racist, Anti-Semitic IncidentsSyracuse University is investigating a white supremacist manifesto that's allegedly circulating on campus as students continue to protest over seven reported bias incidents at the school just this month; CBSN New York's Ali Bauman reports.
Get A Sneak Peek At Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade FloatsOn Tuesday, CBSN New York's Nina Kapur got a sneak peek at the floats that we'll see in this year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
$1.7 Billion NYC Streets Redesign Plan Favors Bikes, Buses Over CarsA massive redesign plan of New York City streets will be signed into law by Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday afternoon; CBSN New York's Jenna DeAngelis reports.
NYC Sanitation Department's Equipment Ready For WinterWhile there's no snow in our forecast this week, New York City is gearing up to tackle the snow for the upcoming winter season.