NYPD Officer Shot On Staten IslandOfficer In Serious But Stable Condition, Suspect Killed In Shore Acres
Outrage Over Viral VideoPoliticians Want Answers After NYPD Officers, Mother Struggle Over 1-Year-Old
Who Killed Firefighter Faizal Coto?Bunting Up At Firehouse After Firefighter Is Killed In Apparent Road Rage Incident
MTA Raising Speed Limit On SubwaysMTA Revisiting Speed Limit Set 20 Years Ago
New Home For Fearless GirlSEE IT: Statue Unveiled In New Spot Outside New York Stock Exchange
Latest News Stories
There's A Christmas House Like No Other On Long IslandWe usually hear about decorations outside people's homes throughout our area. Now, there's a story of a family that has gone wild decorating inside their home.
MTA Raises Speed Limit On Subway Lines In Brooklyn, And Plans To Do The Same In All 5 BoroughsFor more than 20 years, the subways have been traveling slower than necessary for safety reasons. But that’s about to change.
Islip Park Rangers To Be Honored Prior To Jets Game SaturdayA special thank you was offered Monday to two first responders who saved a life, from a football team that knows a little something about great saves.
Former Correction Officer Held Without Bail For Long Island Teacher's MurderThe officer allegedly carried out a deadly scheme that was planned by the victim's own daughter.
Home Genetic Tests Offer Lot More Than Family BackgroundGenetic test kits have become a popular holiday gift. While many are curious about their family background, some tests can also give a better idea of potential health problems.
Featured
Fearless Girl Statue Finds Permanent Home Outside NYSEThe “Fearless Girl” statue was unveiled at her new, permanent home Monday.
Merry Meltdown: Share When Kids' Visits To Santa Go WrongHas this ever happened to you? When your child's Santa Claus visit goes from "Ho, Ho, Ho!" to "OH NO?" Share your photos and we may show them on the air!
Your View: Nazis Or No Nazis In High School Musical?School administrators, parents and students at LaGuardia High School are at odds over whether or not to include Nazi symbols and regalia in their production of the musical "The Sound Of Music."
Happy Holidays
There's A Christmas House Like No Other On Long IslandWe usually hear about decorations outside people's homes throughout our area. Now, there's a story of a family that has gone wild decorating inside their home.
Merry Meltdown: Share When Kids' Visits To Santa Go WrongHas this ever happened to you? When your child's Santa Claus visit goes from "Ho, Ho, Ho!" to "OH NO?" Share your photos and we may show them on the air!
Westchester Holiday Concert Raising Spirits And Money For Homeless StudentsTen percent of students in the district are classified as homeless or displaced. Their community is coming together to make holidays happier for them.
Latest Videos
Web Extra: Holiday Decorations For A Good CauseA Long Island family is hoping the decorations inside their home will attract visitors and raise money for a good cause. CBS2's John Dias takes us on a tour of the home.
Eric Adams On NYPD Struggle With MotherBrooklyn Borough President Eric Adams held a news conference calling for charges to be dropped against a Brooklyn woman who was involved in a violent struggle with the NYPD over her 1-year-old son.
A Talk With Project Yellow Light Founder Julie GarnerCBS2’s Alex Denis sits down with Project Yellow Light’s founder, Julie Garner, about the group's scholarship program aiming to help prevent texting and driving - all in the memory of Garner's son, Hunter,
Mayor De Blasio Visits Officer Shot On Staten IslandMayor Bill de Blasio leaves the hospital after visiting an NYPD officer who was shot Sunday night on Staten Island.
CBS2 News Update: 12/10 At 9 AMMary Calvi and John Elliott with the latest news and weather headlines from CBS2 for your Monday morning.
Update: NYPD Officer Serious But Stable After ShootingUpdate: An NYPD officer is in serious but stable condition and a suspect is dead after a police-involved shooting late Sunday night on Staten Island. CBS2’s Jenna DeAngelis is on the story.
Latest Sports Stories
Islip Park Rangers To Be Honored Prior To Jets Game SaturdayA special thank you was offered Monday to two first responders who saved a life, from a football team that knows a little something about great saves.
Late-Season Wins Dangerous For GiantsThe Giants dominant win, the latest in a series of good games, has fans feeling good. However, the progress doesn't mean changes shouldn't be made this offseason
Mets Bring In Chili Davis As Hitting CoachChili Davis has been hired as hitting coach of the New York Mets after spending last season in the role with the Chicago Cubs.
Best Of
3 Culture Events Worth Seeking Out In NYC This WeekFrom an exploration of Hannibal's road to war to an ugly sweater party for a good cause, there's plenty to do when it comes to community and cultural events coming up in New York City this week. Read on for a rundown.
Healthy Diet Tips Before Heading To Your Holiday PartyNutritional therapist and author Amy Ruth Finegold joined CBS2’s Andrea Grymes to share healthy holiday eating tips to prevent holiday weight gain.
A New Twist On Some Tasty Chanukah ClassicsChef Brandon Fay, managing director of Trattoria Dell’arte stopped by to show CBS2’s Andrea Grymes and Cindy Hsu how he’s putting his own spin on the food.
Furry Friend Finder: Murphy And ArchieIn this edition of “Furry Friend Finder,” CBS2’s John Elliott and Cindy Hsu introduce Murphy and Archie.
CBS2 Sneak Peek: ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Opening Soon On BroadwayThe highly anticipated stage adaption of Harper Lee’s Pulitzer-winning novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, premieres next week on Broadway. CBS2’s Mary Calvi sat down with star Jeff Daniels and writer Aaron Sorkin for a sneak peek.
Off-Broadway Events Happening This WeekThis week features productions and workshops tackling contemporary social issues to a holiday parody of "The Golden Girls."
The Dig
Putting His Stamp On NYC: Meet John Casey Of Casey Rubber StampsA man from Cork has turned to rubber to leave his mark on the East Village.
Bonus Episode: Take A Virtual Ride On The Staten Island FerryIn this special extra from The Dig, enjoy the water views on the Staten Island Ferry.
Berber Street Food: Afrofusion Flavors From A Trailblazing ChefMauritanian chef-owner Diana Tandia serves flavors of the African diaspora to Greenwich Village.
Snap Shot NY
'They Are The Epitome Of New York': Author Explains Why Pigeons Fit In With Hustle And Bustle Of Big AppleIn an urban environment like New York City, one of the few connections with nature is the pigeon. It's a bird largely ignored, but one man is bringing the beauty of the pigeon into focus.
Snap Shot NY: 96-Year-Old Judge Has A New Hobby... Ice Dancing?If you stop by the Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers, you might get a glimpse of a man whose real job deals with people skating on thin ice.
Snap Shot NY: Prosthetist Makes Customized Artificial Limbs For Children Of All Economic MeansThe average prosthesis is between $10,000 and $25,000, and most insurance companies only cover 80 percent of the cost.
Offbeat
Study: Pizza May Be As Addictive As You ThinkExperts at the National Institutes of Health say they have found a few reasons why many people can't get enough pizza.
Radio Station Yields To Listeners Demands; Returns 'Baby It's Cold Outside' To PlaylistAfter polling thousands of Bay Area radio listeners, San Francisco's KOIT radio station announced Monday it was returning the controversial 'Baby It's Cold Outside' holiday song to its daily playlist.
CDC Warning: 'Say No To Raw Cookie Dough'Making cookies this holiday season? Officials are warning people not to eat the raw cookie dough.
