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Family Claims Their Child Was Unfairly Punished, Forced To Watch Students Eat While Fasting For Religious HolidayHis parents say what happened to him at school in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn earlier this year is something no nine-year-old should ever go through.
Exclusive: Victim Injured In East Village Gas Explosion Speaks To CBS2 As Deliberations BeginThe building’s owner Maria Hrynenko, general contractor Dilber Kukic and unlicensed plumber Athanasios Ioannidis were all charged with manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
Colleges Accused Of Buying Student Information Just To Boost Their Own Admission Rankings“They’re selling the data for 47 cents a name,” Leonie Haimson of the Parent Coalition for Student Privacy said.
Police Return To Staten Island Woods Searching For Missing New Jersey Woman Stephanie ParzePolice were back in a densely wooded area of Tottenville – the focus of their search for a second time in two weeks.
DeGrom Does It Again! Mets Ace Repeats As NL Cy Young Award WinnerDeGrom received 29 of 30 first-place votes in balloting by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America announced Wednesday night.
Bloomberg Won’t File To Get On New Hampshire Primary BallotBloomberg’s team says the billionaire media mogul will not file in the state ahead of a Friday deadline to get on the ballot.
Caught On Camera: Woman Seen Walking Off With 4 Dogs Stolen In The BronxThe NYPD says they want to speak with a woman caught on camera with four dogs, who were taken on Saturday on Prospect Avenue in Crotona Park East.
Trespasser Struck By Train In New JerseyAt the height of the investigation, delays were up to 45 minutes into and out of Penn Station.
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National Grid Gas Nightmare: New Portal For Home And Business Owners To File Complaints About MoratoriumThere is now a formal channel for New Yorkers to complain about the effects of National Grid’s natural gas moratorium in the city and on Long Island.
CBS New York's Winter Survival GuideHelpful tips for keeping you and your family safe during a storm.
Pageantry & Protest At NYC's Veterans Day 2019President Donald Trump became the first sitting U.S. president to attend New York's parade, the 100th annual event which draws thousands of vets and spectators from around the country.
Volunteers Giving Veterans Helping Hands Across New York City With 'My Brother Vinny' InitiativeThe My Brother Vinny organization has helped over 900 veterans in the New York area, and will hit the 1,000 mark early next year.
Meet The Little Girl With The Big Voice Behind CBS2's National AnthemThe rising star kicks off the day on CBS2, singing the national anthem before the start of the 4:30 a.m. newscast.
Health Officials Report Breakthrough In Investigation Into Vaping-Related IllnessesA government lab found the same chemical compound in fluid taken from the lungs of 29 patients across the country, the CDC announced.
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Are Colleges Buying Student Info For Their Own Benefit?CBS2's Ali Bauman has the latest on colleges allegedly buying student information to help boost their own admission rankings.
Bronx Dogs StolenPolice are looking for four dogs that were stolen by a suspect in the Bronx.
Muslim Family Claims Child Was Unfairly Punished At SchoolCBS2's Valerie Castro has the latest on the Brooklyn family claiming their son was unfairly punished while fasting for a religious holiday at school.
Subway Delays Leave Riders StrandedA switch problem in Brooklyn left subway riders on several lines facing major delays Wednesday.
Trespasser Struck By Train In New JerseyA trespasser was struck and killed by an Amtrak train in Newark.
Bloomberg Will Not Appear On New Hampshire BallotMichael Bloomberg will not appear on the Democratic Primary ballot in New Hampshire.
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DeGrom Does It Again! Mets Ace Repeats As NL Cy Young Award WinnerDeGrom received 29 of 30 first-place votes in balloting by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America announced Wednesday night.
Surging Islanders Beat Tavares, Leafs For 12th Win In 13 GamesSemyon Varlamov made 23 saves and the Islanders earned a point for the 13th straight game — a span including 12 victories and one overtime loss.
Pageau Scores 3 Goals As Senators Beat Devils 4-2The 27-year-old Ottawa center scored his first regular-season hat trick, including the go-ahead goal with 2:01 remaining
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Food And Drink Events Are Hot In New York City This WeekFrom food tours to a chocolate-making class, there's plenty to explore and enjoy if you're hungry for something new.
'Tina: The Tina Turner Musical' Opens On Broadway"Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" is currently playing at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre.
Holiday Shopping: Picking The Right Phone To Add To Your Wish ListIf a new phone is on your wish list, Sree Sreenivasan has some advice for picking the right one.
Furry Friend Finder: Rita & Yasmin Searching For Their Forever HomesRita is a 4-year-old, 13-pound terrier mix, and Yasmin is a 2-year-old, 12-pound chihuahua-hound mix.
Rockefeller Plaza Christmas Tree Cut And On Its Way To New York CityIt's a sure sign that Christmas is coming: The 77-foot tall Norway spruce is on its way to New York City right now to be this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.
Where To Find Top Cycling Studios In New York CityWant to know where to go when it comes to cycling in New York City? Luckily, there's no shortage of first-class cycling options to check out in and around the city.
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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.
Computers? Who Needs 'Em! Not The Owner Of Gramercy Typewriter CompanyFor Paul Schweitzer, who still carries a flip phone, the typewriter is modern enough.
'It's Home': 92-Year-Old Ms. Clara Hayes Runs The Show At Macon Hardware In Bed-StuyAt age 18, Clara Hayes moved to New York City with $28.
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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: 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.
Living Large: Picturesque Living In Putnam CountyA sprawling property in the Hudson Valley has something for everyone, from boating enthusiasts to nature lovers.
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MUST SEE: Adorable 'Unicorn' Puppy With Extra Tail On His Forehead Rescued From The ColdThe puppy was found out in the cold with another dog last week and rescuers quickly settled on a name for their amazing discovery – "Narwhal the Little Magical Furry Unicorn."
John Legend Picked As People's 'Sexiest Man Alive'The "Ordinary People" singer said while he's excited, it's a lot of pressure since he'll likely be picked apart by people questioning if he's deserving of the title.
Neighbors Fed Up With Growing Pothole Fill It With Christmas Tree
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East Village Explosion Case Heads To JuryCBSN New York's Alice Gainer has the latest on the trial of three people being held responsible for an explosion in an east Village building in 2015.
Swarovski Crystal Star Tops Rockefeller Center Christmas TreeA 900-pound Swarovski crystal star has been placed atop the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. CBSN New York's Dana Tyler reports.
East Village Explosion Trial Goes To JuryClosing trial arguments wrapped up Wednesday regarding the East Village explosion that killed two people and injured more than a dozen people. CBSN New York's Alice Gainer reports.
How Are You Bracing For The Cold?CBSN New York's John Dias went to the Upper West Side to find out how New Yorkers are dealing with the early winter blast of frigid temperatures.
Brooklyn Rallies In Support Of Cited Churro Vendor WomenDemonstrators gathered at the Myrtle-Wyckoff subway station to rally in support of two women who were cited by the NYPD for selling food without vendor licenses. CBSN New York's Reena Roy reports.
New York Cares Launches Coat DriveNYPD Commissioner James O'Neill helps kick off annual event to help clothe those in need ahead of more bitter winter weather. CBSN New York's Dana Tyler reports.
Suspcious House Fire Burns 4 Buildings In Jersey CityA fast-moving blaze burned three houses and another structure along Neptune Avenue in Jersey City on Wednesday morning. CBSN New York's Dana Tyler reports.
String Of Home Burglaries Have Queens Residents On EdgePolice say they are looking for two men who are breaking into homes and stealing jewelry and thousands of dollars in cash. CBSN New York's Tara Jakeway reports.
Tri-State Residents Bundle Up For Record-Breaking Cold WeatherCBSN New York's John Dias went to the Upper West Side to find out how New Yorkers are dealing with the early winter blast of frigid temperatures.
New York Weather: 11/13 Tuesday Afternoon ForecastCBSN New York's John Elliott reports. We are in the low 20s and teens around the area, paired with a stiff wind, and it feels like the single digits and teens. Skies are mostly sunny today and the high temp of 34° is right on the border of a record low (high) for the day.
Wednesday's CBSN New York Top StoriesAn early bitter blast of winter, updates on the deadly Lower East Side explosion trial and New York's raising the smoke age round out today's top stories on CBSN New York at Noon with Dana Tyler.
Woman Punched After Confronting Alleged BurglarPolice say a Good Samaritan was punched in the face after confronting a man for breaking into a car in Brooklyn.