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New York State Senate Rejects Hector LaSalle As Chief Judge Of The State Court Of Appeals
Gov. Kathy Hochul suffered a big political defeat Wednesday as the state Senate rejected her pick to lead New York's highest court.
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Mayor Eric Adams: Principals At New York City Schools Should Hold Weekly Meetings With Police Commanders
In a meeting Tuesday, Adams told principals to hold weekly meetings with police commanders to get ahead of any possible threats.
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"There's No Safety At All, You're On Your Own": Brooklyn Man Says He'll Never Take The Subway Again After Being Pushed Onto Tracks
If it wasn't for two good Samaritans, that man says he may not be alive today.
Newark, NJ|News|
Newark School Building Bridges Between Police And Students Through Basketball Game
A New Jersey high school is looking to bridge the gap between police and students of color through a basketball game.
New York City|News|
Food Drive For Asylum Seekers On Lower East Side
Food and clothing will be handed out at P.S. 20, the Anna Silver School, on Essex Street to those seeking asylum in the city.
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Father: 14-Year-Old Daughter Took Own Life After Videos Posted Of Her Getting Beat Up In N.J. School
"She loved life. She was the happiest kid. Everybody loved her," Michael Kuch said Thursday.
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Port Authority Announces Closures Affecting Bridges, Tunnels And Trains Across New York City
Drivers and riders are urged to plan ahead and consider allowing for extra travel time.
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New York Youth Symphony Makes Grammy History, Become First Youth Orchestra To Win For Best Orchestral Performance
CBS2's Jessica Moore caught up with two of the symphony's stars to talk about their historic achievement.
Bloomfield, NJ|News|
New Jersey Community Rallies Around Temple Ner Tamid Synagogue After Molotov Cocktail Attack
It was a night of togetherness at Temple Ner Tamid in Bloomfield.
Newark, NJ|News|
Newark Community Mourns 4-Year-Old Girl Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver
Neighbors tell CBS2's Alecia Reid there are constant accidents on that corner.
New York City|News|
New York City Health Department Declares End To Mpox Outbreak
According to the city's health department, the transmission of mpox has remained very low for two consecutive months.
New York City|News|
Opening Arguments In Trial Of Woman Accused Of Trying To Feed Friend Poison Cheesecake
Police say back in 2016 she fed her friend cheesecake laced with a Russian drug so she could steal her identity and her property.
Caldwells, NJ|News|
Driver Charged With DUI After School Bus Crashes Into House In West Caldwell, New Jersey
It happened at around 8:30 a.m. on Passaic Avenue. No children were on board and no one was inside the house.
New York City|News|
Video Released From Deadly Old Bridge Police Chase
Video was released Friday from a police chase in Old Bridge that ended in a crash and killed an innocent driver.
New York City|News|
MTA Report Shows 16 Percent Drop In Subway Crimes Since October 2022
Gov. Kathy Hochul, Mayor Eric Adams and the MTA report a drop in subway crime from the fall to now.
New York City|News|
Bodycam Footage Of Tyre Nichols' Violent Arrest Released By Memphis Police
The four videos were taken from police body cameras and street surveillance cameras.
New York City|News|
Tyre Nichols Death: Eric Garner's Mother Asks 'When Is It Going To Stop?'
A moment doesn't go by when Gwen Carr doesn't think about her son, who died in the hospital after being placed in a chokehold by NYC police.
Bloomfield, NJ|News|
Bloomfield College Students Helping Transform Downtown With Art To Attract New Business Owners
The township is teaming up with college students to transform vacant storefronts into pop-up art displays, hoping to attract entrepreneurs.
New York City|News|
Probation Officers Union President Says Department Is Understaffed And Underpaid
CBS2's Kevin Rincon spoke with Dalvanie K. Powell, president of the United Probation Officers Association, a group of 741 officers.
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MTA Unveils New Elevator For Commuters At Penn Station
The elevator will improve access for all commuters, especially those with disabilities.
