NYPD: Bat-Wielding Man Destroys Church Doors
Man Struck By Car In Brooklyn
NYC To Review 'Symbols Of Hate'
'They Tried To Kill My Child To Shut Her Up'
Safe Home At Last
CBS2 Gets Exclusive Look Inside Moynihan Station Ahead Of GroundbreakingA groundbreaking ceremony will be held at the much-anticipated Moynihan Station Thursday morning.
No Powerball Jackpot Winner; Top Prize Climbs To $510 MillionThe winning numbers Wednesday were 9-15-43-60-64 and the Powerball 4.
De Blasio: NYC To Review 'Symbols Of Hate' On City PropertyThe mayor has already ordered the removal of a granite marker honoring Henri Philippe Pétain on the Canyon of Heroes.
74-Year-Old Man Struck By Car In BrooklynIt happened around 5:30 a.m. on Atlantic Avenue near the intersection of Rockaway Avenue.
NYPD: Video Shows Bat-Wielding Man Breaking Glass Doors Of Brooklyn ChurchIt happened just before 7:30 p.m Wednesday at the Williamsburg Spanish Church on Grand Street.
The Breaking Point: Teeming StreetsIt’s not in your head. New York City congestion is reaching ‘crisis levels,' and the average vehicle speed in Lower Manhattan is down 15 percent since 2010.
New N.Y. Law Allows Neighbors To Sue Over Unwelcome Outdoor CamerasA new law takes aim at nosy neighbors, establishing a right to sue for unwanted surveillance.
Good Samaritan Helps Find Missing 12-Year-Old Boy With Autism12-year-old James Diaz is reunited with his family, but questions remain about how he disappeared and who found him.
Human Remains Found Inside Shopping Cart In The BronxPolice in the Bronx are investigating after a man's remains were found inside a shopping cart in the Bronx late Wednesday.
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Powerball Jackpot GrowsThe Powerball jackpot just got even bigger after no one won last night's jackpot worth $430 million.
Groundbreaking Ceremony Today At Moynihan StationAn exclusive behind the scenes look at the progress of the much anticipated Moynihan Station.
Person Struck By Car In BrooklynPolice are on the scene after a person was struck by a car in Brooklyn.
NYC To Review 'Symbols Of Hate' On City PropertyHistoric memorials and markers are coming down across New York City. CBS2's Janelle Burrell reports.
Police: Man Breaks Brooklyn Church Doors With BatPolice are looking for a man who they say destroyed the glass door of a Brooklyn church with a bat. CBS2's Magdalena Doris reports.
New Law Taking Aim At Nosey NeighborsIt establishes a right to sue for unwanted surveillance. CBS2's Tony Aiello reports.
World & National
'C' It To Believe It: Students At UC Berkeley Break World Record For Largest Human Letter On Football FieldThousands of college students pay visits to their university’s football stadium each year. But very few get to break a world record doing it.
Fans Remember Elvis Presley 40 Years After 'The King's' DeathIn New York City, the Elvis Fan Club is throwing a free concert at the Selena Rosa restaurant on the Upper East Side where they are serving the King's favorite fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches.
'She Wanted To Put Down Hate:' Mourners Honor Charlottesville Victim At Memorial ServiceMourners are honoring the life of Heather Heyer, the 32-year-old woman killed over the weekend when a car rammed into a group of protesters demonstrating against white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Entertainment
Jo Koy Back In NYC For Kevin Hart's 'Inglorious Pranksters'Pacific Northwest native Jo Koy is back in New York for Hart's new web series "Inglorious Pranksters."
Scaramucci Blasts Bannon On 'Late Night': 'Up To Me, He'd Be Gone'Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci went on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" to say if it were up to him, top adviser Steve Bannon would be gone from President Donald Trump's administration.
Judge Tosses Denver Radio DJ's Case Against Taylor SwiftU.S. District Judge William Martinez determined the pop star could not be held liable because David Mueller failed to prove that she personally set out to have him fired after the 2013 photo op.
