NYPD: Bomb Threats 'Not Considered Credible'Spate Of Emailed Bomb Threats Target Numerous Locations, Demand Bitcoin Payment
Woman Shoved Onto Subway TracksPolice Say 29-Year-Old Victim Was Intentionally Pushed
SEE IT: Money Rains Down On HighwayArmored Truck Spills Cash After Developing Door Problem; Drivers Grab It Up
Wintry Mix Moves InFlurries And Rain Settle In; Check The Forecast
Sunnyside Businesses Go Up In Flames12 Hurt, Including 7 Firefighters In Queens Commercial Fire
Latest News Stories
NYPD Monitoring Spate Of Bomb Threats Across NYC; Similar Threats Reported Across CountryThe NYPD said the threats do not appear to be credible and were sent electronically to numerous locations.
Salvation Army Needs Help To Keep Youth Orchestra PlayingSixty-five children are all geared up to make a joyful noise, just in time for the holidays. They're a part of the Salvation Army Phil Ramone Orchestra for Children. But, they're at risk of going silent.
'Momo Challenge': Dangerous Social Media Game Prompts Warning From Brick Township SchoolsSchool officials in New Jersey are warning parents of a disturbing social media challenge that is encouraging children to commit dangerous acts, including physical harm and suicide.
North Pole Express Train Readies For Holiday Season's ReturnRunning on 12 miles of track, it takes nearly 500 people to keep the North Pole Express operating, most using volunteers.
Woman Pushed Onto Subway Tracks At Union SquareThe suspect intentionally bumped into the 29-year-old victim, sending her down to the tracks, police said.
Featured
From Banned To Beloved: History Of Tattooing In New York CityTattoos have become so popular, it’s hard to image a time when the industry was banned in New York City.
Money Rains Down On NJ Highway After Armored Truck Has Door ProblemCell phone video shows people walking along the highway trying to collect the cash.
Port Authority Wants Commuters To Vote On Holland Tunnel Christmas DecorationsEvery year, the entrance to the tunnel gets a holiday makeover with two wreaths and a Christmas tree.
Happy Holidays
Grinch Stealing Christmas Decorations In Brooklyn NeighborhoodIt's not just packages thieves are after this time of year. A real-life Grinch is stealing holiday decorations in Kensington.
Healthy Eating Tips For The HolidaysWith all sorts of tasty treats, it's hard this time of year to stick to a healthy diet. CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez shows us how it's doable.
Once Struggling Toy Drive Now Overflowing With Donations Thanks To Long Island CommunityThe Salvation Army Blue Point Corps says response to their "Angel Tree Program" has earmarked toys for more than 700 children and 400 families who couldn't afford gifts on their own.
Latest Videos
FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro On Firefighter Faizal CotoFirefighter Faizal Coto was laid to rest after being killed in an apparent road rage incident. Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro spoke after his funeral.
Web Extra: Cash Spills Onto HighwayTwitter user Sabrina Quagliozzi posted this video of the aftermath of cash spilling onto Route 3 West in East Rutherford, N.J.
CBS2 News Update: 12/13 At 9 AMChris Wragge and John Elliott with the latest news and weather headlines from CBS2 for your Thursday morning.
History Of Tattooing In New York CityIt was the Big Apple's rule for nearly four decades - tattooing was illegal because of health reasons. Since the ban was lifted, it has become such a craze that it's hard to believe at one time there was a ban. CBSN New York's John Dias takes you back in history and shows a side of tattooing many people don't know.
Best Times For Holiday TravelAAA predicts this holiday season will be a record-breaking year. CBSN New York's Alex Denis is joined by AAA's Robert Sinclair to talk about travel times and tips.
Chopper 2 Over Queens School FireChopper 2 over the scene of a fire on the roof of P.S. 160 Walter Francis Bishop elementary school in Jamaica, Queens.
Latest Sports Stories
Manning Not Throwing As Much With Giants' Offense In GearThe Giants are making life easier for Eli Manning since the bye week. After opening with a 1-7 record, Pat Shurmur's team has won four of five by doing all the little things that make a quarterback look good.
Reports: Yankees, Happ Agree On 2-Year Contract With OptionIt appears the Yankees got their guy.
AP: Free Agent Reliever Familia Set To Return To MetsThe revamped New York Mets bullpen is set to include a very familiar face — longtime reliever Jeurys Familia.
Best Of
Adulting Classes For Millennials Continue To ExpandMillennials lacking life skills - like cooking, budgeting, or time management -- are now signing up for classes designed to teach them those basics.
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.
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
North Pole Express Train Readies For Holiday Season's ReturnRunning on 12 miles of track, it takes nearly 500 people to keep the North Pole Express operating, most using volunteers.
'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.
Offbeat & Odd
WATCH: Driver Saves Boy Being Chased By Angry TurkeyA Wisconsin woman said her motherly instincts kicked in Monday when she spotted a bizarre pursuit in Green Bay -- a wild turkey chasing a child down the street after school.
WATCH: Special Needs High School Student Shocked By Surprise GiftA student in Arizona recently surprised a classmate who has special needs with a Christmas gift and shared video of the inspirational moment on social media.
Family: 9-Year-Old Who Hung Herself Was Bullied Over Riding To School With White FriendThe mother of a 9-year-old girl who took her own life says her daughter had been bullied by a group of classmates because she rode to school with a white family.
