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Harvey Weinstein Trial: Guilty On 2 Counts, Not Guilty Of More Serious ChargesCriminal sexual act carries a maximum of 25 years, and rape in the third degree carries a maximum of four years.
Harvey Weinstein Trial: Expert Says #MeToo Movement Took Big Step Forward With ConvictionThe Weinstein case propelled the issue of sexual assault and the #MeToo movement into the national spotlight.
Grand Central Terminal Restaurant Owner Suggests Turning Sidecar Seating Area Into Designated Space For HomelessOne of the most serious citywide problems has manifested itself inside Grand Central Terminal.
NYPD Probing Deadly Stabbing At Riverdale Jeep DealershipA 53-year-old man was taken into custody and a knife was recovered at the scene, police said.
Sudden Death Syndrome Afflicts Tens Of Thousands Of AmericansMaking matters worse, it's rare for someone to survive a sudden cardiac arrest.
Upstate Lawmaker Launches Profanity-Laced Tirade On Police During Traffic Stop, Cranks 'Fight The Power,' Flips The BirdA traffic stop in an upstate city escalated into an ugly confrontation between a local lawmaker and police. Newburgh Councilman Omari Shakur directed an explosive, profanity-laced tirade at an officer.
Thomas Valva Case: Michael Valva Says He Can't Afford To Hire An Attorney"I just don't have the funds, and I have no idea how to represent myself," Michael Valva said.
Mayor De Blasio Under Fire For Using App That Hides His CommunicationsMayor Bill de Blasio found a new way to hide his communications, and now finds himself in hot water. His actions have raised legal and ethical questions.
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National Grid Releases Report On Long-Term Natural Gas Capacity, Announces Community MeetingsNational Grid will hold a series of meetings next month to get the public's input.
'Celebration Of Life' Memorial For Kobe Bryant, Daughter & Other Crash VictimsMore than 100,000 people tried to get tickets to the memorial.
Harvey Weinstein Trial: New York Charges, Verdict ExplainedWeinstein has been found guilty on two of five counts involving accusers Jessica Mann and Mimi Haley in Manhattan.
NASA Pioneer Katherine Johnson Of 'Hidden Figures' Fame Dead At Age 101Johnson,'s calculations played a key role in the Apollo 11 moon landing, earned nationwide acclaim decades later when her story was told in the book and movie "Hidden Figures."
Patsy's Italian Restaurant Chef Shows Off Insalata Di Frutti Di MareSal Scognamillo has been in the kitchen of Patsy's Italian Restaurant in Midtown for over 35 years.
Toys Take Over The Javits Center For 117th Toy Fair New YorkThe largest toy fair in the western hemisphere is happening this weekend at the Javits Center in Manhattan.
TRENDING: HEART HEALTH, CORONAVIRUS & MORE
Sudden Death Syndrome Afflicts Tens Of Thousands Of AmericansMaking matters worse, it's rare for someone to survive a sudden cardiac arrest.
Stocks Plunge As Coronavirus Spreads In Europe And AsiaU.S. markets saw a steep selloff on Monday as the coronavirus disease spreads well beyond China, raising fears about its economic impact on several continents.
The Right Food And Bacteria Is Key To Healthy Skin, Expert SaysWe've all heard the old adage "you are what you eat." When it comes to having healthy skin, that might just be true.
Mobile Recovery Unit Offers Hope To Addicts In Need Of Help Coming To ThemA Mobile Recovery Unit is offering treatment to people with drug addictions in a whole new way by rolling into Long Island neighborhoods.
Employee At Event Space In Peekskill Confirmed To Have Hepatitis AThe county says an employee with the disease worked a private party at Factoria at Charles Point while infectious.
Black History Month: First Head Of 2 Medical Schools Calls Out Need For More African-American DoctorsDr. Robert Johnson, the dean of Rutgers New Jersey Medical School in Newark and Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick if the first person in history to lead two medical schools.
CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Black History Month: Meet Determined Linda Harrison, Head Of The Newark Museum Of ArtThe director and CEO of the Newark Museum of Art is part of a rare class. She is one of only a handful of African-American's leading a major art museum.
NASA Pioneer Katherine Johnson Of 'Hidden Figures' Fame Dead At Age 101Johnson,'s calculations played a key role in the Apollo 11 moon landing, earned nationwide acclaim decades later when her story was told in the book and movie "Hidden Figures."
Black History Month: First Head Of 2 Medical Schools Calls Out Need For More African-American DoctorsDr. Robert Johnson, the dean of Rutgers New Jersey Medical School in Newark and Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick if the first person in history to lead two medical schools.
Black History Month: Iconic Abolitionist Used His TriBeCa Home As Part Of Underground RailroadPatrons shuffle in and out of the La Colombe coffee shop at the corner of Lispenard and Church streets, many without the slightest idea of the location's significance.
Black History Month: Life Of Black Cowboys Depicted In Harlem Theater ProductionA local jazz singer and composer is using music and theater to share the story of black cowboys.
Black History Month: The Rise, Decline And Rise Again Of Newark Symphony HallOver the years the City of Newark stopped investing in the historic institution, but all that has begun to change.
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New York Weather: CBS2 Forecast At 11 p.m.CBS2's Lonnie Quinn is tracking some wet weather that will hit our area on Tuesday. Here's your 11 p.m. forecast.
Possible Solution To GCT Homeless Crisis DiscussedThe owner of a restaurant tells CBS2's Jessica Layton he has a suggestion to alleviate the homeless issue inside Grand Central Terminal.
Thousands Attend Kobe Bryant TributeThousands of fans and luminaries from all over the sports and entertainment world were on hand Monday for a memorial service for Lakers star Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Gianna, who were killed in a helicopter crash in California in late January. CBS2's Ali Bauman reports
Police: Man Stabbed At Bronx Car DealershipThe body of a 22-year-old man was found inside a Riverdale Jeep dealership on Monday evening. CBS2's Kristine Johnson reports
Weinstein Taken To Bellevue Complaining Of Chest PainsConvicted sexual predator Harvey Weinstein is being treated at the Rikers Ward of Bellevue Hospital after complaining of chest pains not long after the verdict was read in his case on Monday. CBS2's Valerie Castro reports
Newburgh Councilman Launches Into Ugly Tirade During Police Traffic StopCouncilmember-at-large Omari Shakur had stopped his SUV in the middle of the street, and when cops asked him to move, he ignored them. Then things got worse, reports CBSN New York's Scott Rapoport.
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Yankees Spring Training: Cole Strikes Out 2 In Hitless InningGerrit Cole got off to a fast start in his spring training debut for the New York Yankees, throwing a 97 mph heater on his first pitch.
Harden Scores 37, Rockets Pull Away From KnicksHarden had 31 by halftime, helping Houston to a 72-57 lead at the break.
Magic Erase 19-Point, First-Half Deficit, Defeat NetsAaron Gordon had 27 points, 10 rebounds and a big blocked shot in the final seconds, helping the Orlando Magic rally for a 115-113 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Monday night.
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Furry Friend Finder: Simba And Chip In Need Of Forever HomesChip is a 10-year-old, 16-pound, housebroken, Papillion mix, with beautiful silky hair. Simba is a 7-year-old, 7-pound, housebroken, Pekingese dog.
Oh My Goodness: N.J. Teen's Little Bow Ties Helping Dapper Pets Find Forever HomesDarius Brown has made it his mission to helping animals up for adoption put their best paw forward with a little bow tie magic.
From Rooftop Game Night To A Heavyweight Rematch: Events Worth Checking Out In NYC This WeekendFrom a family-friendly "operatic mash-up" to a rooftop game night, there's plenty to enjoy in New York City this weekend.
Time Out New York's Things To Do This WeekendWill Gleason of Time Out New York stopped by with his picks for things to do this weekend, including visiting charcuterie masters, a kick off for NYC Beer Week and more.
Hot New Trend In NYC Fitness: Exercising In The ColdOne fitness studio is giving hot workouts the cold shoulder, putting into practice that exercising in frigid temperatures could actually burn more calories.
Black History Month: 1st Ever Film Festival Coming To Queens The 1st Ever International Black History Month Film Festival will be bringing features, shorts, music videos and web episodes to the Jamaica Performing Arts Center.
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Sugar Hill's Tsion Cafe Brings Together Flavors From Africa And The Middle EastChef-owner Beejhy Barhany designed the menu in homage to her Jewish Ethiopian heritage.
Greenwich Locksmiths: Trusted Gatekeeper Works In Manhattan's Smallest BuildingOwner Philip Mortillaro has turned down big offers for his little shop's spot in Lower Manhattan.
Lloyd's Carrot Cake: A Family Legacy Thrives In Riverdale"Made from scratch. That's what it's all about for us," owner Betty Campbell-Adams told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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Snapshot NY: For Love Of SwimmingMany athletes have overcome adversity to achieve their goals, but one local swimmer recovered from an injury and found much more on her way to the top of the podium
Snapshot NY: NJ Artist Realizing His Dreams By Designing Custom Cleats For NFL StarsMichael Jordan shares the name of a sports legend, but this Mike has found his own glory by helping athletes show their personalities.
Snapshot NY: New Yorkers Grant Kids' Christmas Wishes Through 'Operation Santa'For the past 107 years, "Operation Santa" has allowed the public to respond to children's letters to Santa.
Living Large
Living Large: Newly Renovated Landmark Hotel Once Home To Judge JudyThe nearly 3,000 square foot apartment recently underwent a multi-million dollar renovation, completely rebuilt to capture the elegance of art deco.
Living Large: Hell’s Kitchen Brownstone Has More Than Meets The EyeLike much of New York City, Hell’s Kitchen is seeing a real estate renaissance. From the gritty streets that once defined the neighborhood, there are now trophy properties up and down the blocks.
Living Large: Mansion On Madison With Private Heated PoolThe new third floor residence at 172 Madison at 35th Street has the perfect balance of interior opulence and city accessibility.
Offbeat & Odd
NASA Pioneer Katherine Johnson Of 'Hidden Figures' Fame Dead At Age 101Johnson,'s calculations played a key role in the Apollo 11 moon landing, earned nationwide acclaim decades later when her story was told in the book and movie "Hidden Figures."
28-Year-Old Woman Who Thought She Had A Cold Nearly Died From A 'Broken' HeartA Missouri woman said she nearly died of a heart condition at age 28 because tried to ignore the symptoms.
Woman Wins $100,000 Lottery Prize After Taking Grandfather's Advice: 'Good Job, Granddad'A Virginia woman visiting her grandfather in North Carolina won a $100,000 lottery jackpot after taking her elder's advice.
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Newburgh Councilman Launches Into Ugly Tirade During Police Traffic StopCouncilmember-at-large Omari Shakur had stopped his SUV in the middle of the street, and when cops asked him to move, he ignored them. Then things got worse, reports CBSN New York's Scott Rapoport.
Harvey Weinstein Trial: Attorney Arthur Aidala On Jury That Convicted Movie MogulAttorney Arthur Aidala talks about the jury that found Harvey Weinstein guilty of rape in the third degree and one count of a criminal sex act.
Harvey Weinstein Trial: Disgraced Movie Mogul Found Guilty On 2 Of 5 ChargesA jury found Harvey Weinstein guilty of rape in the third degree and one count of a criminal sex act. CBSN New York's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
New York Weather: 2/24 Monday Afternoon ForecastExpect unseasonably mild temperatures this afternoon as we make a run for the upper 50s. We wouldn’t even be surprised if a few thermometers inland hit 60° — and it’s February! Outside of that, expect increasing clouds with just a light wind out of the south. CBSN New York's Elise Finch reports.
Funeral Today For Sandra WilsonProsecutors say Blanchard Glaudin stabbed Sandra Wilson to death Tuesday at Finkelstein Memorial Library after she asked him to lower the music on his smartphone. CBSN New York's Reena Roy has the latest.
NJ Transit Bus Driver To Face JudgeA New Jersey Transit but driver accused of dragging a passenger who later died will appear in court today. CBSN New York's Jenna DeAngelis has the details.
Toy Fair Comes To The Javits CenterToys are taking over the city. The largest toy fair in the western hemisphere is happening this weekend at the Javits Center in Manhattan. CBSN New York's Nick Caloway reports
Victim Of Brutal Brooklyn Bus Stop Attack Speaks To CBS2The 77-year-old woman who was attacked while waiting at a Bushwick bus stop says she has already forgiven her assailant, who remains at large. CBSN New York's Dave Carlin reports
Police ID Suspect In Random Slashing Of Woman On SubwayPolice want your help finding Donell Baker. They say he's wanted for the random slashing of a 23-year-old woman on the subway.
Cyclist Struck By Taxi On Upper West SideA bicyclist was hurt Saturday after a collision with a taxicab on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
Police: Missing 11-Year-Old Andray Knighton May Be In Imminent Danger, Could Be In ManhattanPolice in Danville, Penn. are asking for your help in finding a missing child who they believe may be in Manhattan.
Harvey Weinstein Trial: Jury Indicates They Are Decided On Some, Hung On Other ChargesThe jury in Harvey Weinstein’s rape and sexual assault trial have asked the judge if they can be deadlocked on some charges while ready to agree on others. CBSN New York's Jessica Moore reports.