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New Jersey Weather: Heavy Wind, Rain And Hail Cause Widespread Power OutagesNearly 250,000 customers are waking up without power across New Jersey.
New York Weather: Heat Wave, Thunderstorms Pack One-Two Punch For Con Ed CustomersMany lost power during Sunday’s heat wave. Others had theirs knocked out by Monday’s storms.
New York Weather: 7/23 CBS2 Tuesday Morning ForecastWe have some lingering showers hanging out this morning, but all that will clear out quickly.
Social Media Videos Show NYPD Officers Being Doused With Water, Hit With BucketsThe NYPD says in both cases, no arrests were made and the agency is investigating.
Gunman's Jammed Firearm Spares Target On Queens StreetA Queens woman stared down the barrel of a gun and watched her life flash before her eyes when the suspect's pistol jammed.
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Equifax $700 Million Settlement: FTC To Help People File Claims To Get Back MoneyConsumers in the Tri-State Area may be receiving money from claims about credit monitoring or identity theft protection as part of the data breach deal with the FTC announced today.
NYC Restaurant Week Kicks Off Monday With Discounted DishesStarting Monday, you can try out some of the best eateries this culinary capital has to offer at a discounted price.
SEE IT: Patrick Stewart Returns To The Final Frontier In 'Star Trek: Picard' TrailerIt's been nearly 17 years since actor Patrick Stewart last wore the uniform of legendary Trek character Jean-Luc Picard.
SEE IT: Star Trek Gets Animated In New Comedy 'Lower Decks'Although Star Trek has always had its share of comedic moments and witty banter, the franchise has never launched a straight comedy series before.
SEE IT: Star Trek Sets A New Course For Season 3 Of 'Discovery'Showrunners gave fans at Comic Con the first clues of what will happen to the ship and its crew after their dramatic season 2 finale.
Nearly 100 Years Of Tradition At Defonte's Sandwich ShopCBS2's Elle McLogan visits a Red Hook institution where the energy is big and the sandwiches are bigger.
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Flash Flood Watch Through NoonCBSN New York's John Marshall with the latest weather forecast.
Thomas Rhett Invites Cancer Survivor On StageCountry Singer Thomas Rhett made a young fan's wish come true during a concert in Darien Lake, New York.
Senate To Vote Today On 9/11 Victim Fund9/11 first responders and their supporters are headed to Washington, D.C. as the Senate takes up a bill that would extend their health benefits.
Man Accused Of Punching Woman In FacePolice say the suspect punched the victim and stole her cellphone after she refused his advances.
Parts Of Brooklyn Still Without PowerThousands of Con Edison customers are waking up without power this morning in Brooklyn and Queens. For some, they spent their second night in the dark. CBSN New York's Aundrea Cline-Thomas has the latest.
New Video Of Would-Be ShooterPolice have released new video of a man accuse of trying to shoot a woman outside her Queens home in what authorities are calling a random attack.
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Yankees Fall As Twins Hit 5 Homers, Turn Triple PlayThe Twins held on for a victory over the New York Yankees after a tone-setting triple play in the first inning of a series opener between AL division leaders Monday night.
Baseball Report: Hall Of Fame Welcomes 2019 ClassThe Baseball Hall of Fame class of 2019 includes dominant closer Mariano Rivera and consistent starter Mike Mussina.
Fantasy Football 2019: Barkley, Elliott, Kamara Top CBS Sports Running Back ProjectionsThe CBSSports.com fantasy projections for this season have the same trio of backs topping the list this year.
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NYC Restaurant Week Kicks Off Monday With Discounted DishesStarting Monday, you can try out some of the best eateries this culinary capital has to offer at a discounted price.
Thousands Expected To Attend QuickChek New Jersey Festival of BallooningThe event features 100 hot air balloons that take off twice a day.
Furry Friend Finder: Karrie & Millie Searching For Their Forever HomesKarrie is a 10-month-old, 7-pound miniature poodle puppy, and Millie is a 3-month-old, 7-pound Cavapoo.
Marcum Workplace Challenge Expected To Hit $1 Million Mark At 14th Annual FundraiserCompanies, workers and runners will descend on Jones Beach State Park for the Marcum Workplace Challenge on July 30.
CURLFEST Celebrates Natural Hair Movement & Black BeautyThe event is a celebration of kinks, curls, coils and everything representing black beauty.
Satisfy Your Sandwich Cravings With These 4 New York City NewcomersLooking for the best new sandwich shops in New York City? These spots will satisfy all your cravings.
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Nearly 100 Years Of Tradition At Defonte's Sandwich ShopCBS2's Elle McLogan visits a Red Hook institution where the energy is big and the sandwiches are bigger.
Thompson Chemists: A Pharmacy Where 'Mama J' And 'The Medicine Man' Prescribe Music, Magic, And Community"This type of store, you can't cookie-cut this," Gary "The Medicine Man" Alony told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
3 Generations Cook Up Something Special At Ricas Pupusas & MasThe Vargas family brings a taste of El Salvador to Sunnyside.
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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.
Snapshot NY: Woman Holds Charity Skydiving Event 10 Years After Undergoing Brain SurgeryWhen Alyssa Carfi was 18 years old, doctors removed a cluster of blood vessels by her brain stem.
Snapshot NY: Tiny Harlem Apartment Home To Popular Jazz ParlorOn Sundays in Harlem's Sugar Hill, the sounds of jazz bring one apartment building to life.
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Keeping Kitty's Claws: New York Bans Declawing Of CatsThe measure was signed into law Monday by Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo after lawmakers passed it in the spring.
Dad Accused Of Throwing 5-Year-Son Into Ocean To Teach Him How To SwimA father who allegedly threw his 5-year-old son off a pier into the ocean to teach him how to swim was arrested, police said.
Man 'Wearing Nothing But Tennis Shoes' Tells Deputies He Took ‘Date Rape Drug'A man who was found "wearing nothing but tennis shoes" in a Kentucky parking lot Tuesday morning claimed he had taken a "date rape" drug known as GHB, authorities said.
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Flash Flood Watch Through NoonCBSN New York's John Marshall with the latest weather forecast.
Parts Of Brooklyn Still Without PowerThousands of Con Edison customers are waking up without power this morning in Brooklyn and Queens. For some, they spent their second night in the dark. CBSN New York's Aundrea Cline-Thomas has the latest.
Riders Forced To Walk Through Subway TunnelSubway riders in Brooklyn were forced to walk through a tunnel after a switch malfunction affected several lines Monday afternoon.
Thousands Without Power Due To Con Ed OutageThousands Of Con Ed customers face another night in the dark.. They've been without power since Sunday, and their frustration is rising; CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.
First Responders Head To Washington DC For 9/11 Fund VoteTuesday's vote on the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund is expected to pass the Senate despite opposition. CBSN New York's Natalie Duddridge reports
Private Pool Rental Sparks ComplaintsDuring these hot summer months, many are now renting their pools to complete strangers. Toms River is cracking down on it. CBSN New York's John Dias reports.
Baby Alligator Cools Off In LI Family's PoolA Bayport family hoping to beat the heat Saturday by using its pool found an interesting visitor in the water with the same idea. CBSN New York's Jennifer McLogan reports
Colleagues, Friend Remember DA Robert MorgenthauLongtime Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau has died at 99 years old. A pillar of the New York justice system, Morgenthau prosecuted many high-profile cases during his 35 years in office.
First Responders Head To DC For 9/11 Fund VoteTuesday's vote on the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund is expected to pass the Senate despite opposition. CBSN New York's Natalie Duddridge reports.
Elevators Down At Busy Subway StationThere were chaotic crowds at the 53rd and Lexington station, where one side of the escalators is now open, but still broken. CBSN New York's Tara Jakeway reports.
Senate To Vote On 9/11 Funding TomorrowFDNY members speak out ahead of tomorrow's Senate vote on the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund renewal.
Equifax To Pay $700 Million Over Data BreachConsumers in the Tri-State Area may be receiving money from claims about credit monitoring or identity theft protection as part of the data breach deal with the FTC announced today. CBS2's Andrea Grymes reports.