Lindenhurst, NY|News|
Long Island Write-In Candidate, Voters Sound Off On ‘Corrupt System' Controlling State Judge Elections
Voters go to the polls, but have no impact on the outcome.
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Okavango Blue Diamond On Public Display For First Time At American Museum Of Natural History
The fancy deep blue diamond is in an oval brilliant cut and weighs just over 20 carats.
New York City|News|
SEE IT: Christmas Lights Already Going Up In Dyker Heights
Tuesday evening, Chopper 2 was over Dyker Heights, where several homes were lit up and decked out in decorations.
New York City|News|
Cast, Crew Of TV Drama ‘Gravesend' Help Rescue Teen Pinned Under Car In Brooklyn
Surveillance video shows a car jump the curb and crash Monday evening just off Avenue X in Gravesend.
Mahwah, NJ|News|
3-Year-Old Girl In New Jersey Receives Federal Jury Duty Letter, Raising Red Flags About Child Identity Theft
As CBS2's Jessica Layton reports, it turns out, it could be a red flag for child identity theft, and it may be happening more than we know.
New York City|News|
Mayor-Elect Adams Hints That Mask Wearing In NYC School Classrooms Could Be Over By End Of School Year
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Sunday that 93% of city workers are now vaccinated.
New York City|News|
Sen. Schumer: $10 Billion MTA Is Getting From President Biden's Infrastructure Deal Will Help Stop Service Cuts
The agency faced a severe loss of revenue during the pandemic. Schumer said the federal funds will help stop service cuts.
New York City|News|
Law Enforcement Investigating Bomb Threats Against 3 Ivy League Schools, Including Columbia University
The NYPD later deemed the threat a swatting incident, and the school cleared three impacted buildings for occupancy.
New York City|News|
NYC Launches COVID Vaccine Pop-Ups For Kids 5-11 At City Schools
Kids must be 5 to 11 years old and be accompanied by a parent, legal guardian or adult designated by one.
New York City|News|
Subways Delayed For Morning Commute Due To Crew Shortage, MTA Says
“We’re running as much service as we can with the train crews we have available,” officials posted on Twitter.
New York City|News|
Mother Recovering After Being Struck By Stray Bullet In The Bronx, Police Searching For Gunman
Bullets went flying in the Bronx on Thursday evening, and a 28-year-old mother was caught in the crossfire.
New York City|News|
New York City Eager To Welcome Back International Tourists As Recovery From Pandemic Continues
As CBS2's Kevin Rincon reports, hotels in the city have started to see an influx of people.
New York City|News|
New York City Marathon Returns: Street Closures & Getting Around This Weekend
New York Road Runners says more than 30,000 people are expected to participate in the 50th running of the race.
New York City|News|
NYPD Searching For Man Caught On Camera Robbing East Harlem Laundromat
It happened last month, but police just released surveillance video from the business on 2nd Avenue.
New York City|News|
Police Looking For Man Accused Of Threatening To Kill Women, Stealing MetroCards At Lower Manhattan Subway Stations
He allegedly threatened to kill her if she didn’t hand over her MetroCard.
West Orange, NJ|News|
Crews Searching For 14-Year-Old Jashyah Moore Turn Attention To Body Of Water At New Jersey Park; ‘No Stone Unturned'
Surveillance video shows that she entered a deli in East Orange with an older man, but it does not appear to show them leaving together.
Mineola, NY|News|
Political Expert Calls GOP's Stunning Success On Long Island, Especially In Nassau County, A ‘Red Tsunami'
It was a bumpy Election on Long Island for Democrats. Some are calling the red wave a bloodbath.
New York City|News|
Tastykake Cupcakes Sold In N.Y. And N.J. Recalled Because They May Contain Tiny Pieces Of Metal
Flower Foods Inc. issued the recall for its Tastykake cupcakes, saying they may be contaminated with “tiny fragments of metal mesh wire.”
New York City|News|
FDNY Union Leader Disputes Claims Of ‘Bogus Sick Leave' Call-Outs Over Vaccine Mandate
Since Monday, 2,000 more employees got the COVID-19 shot, which means 92% of the workforce is now vaccinated.
New York City|News|
Fall Foliage Watch: Scientists Say Climate Change Is Doing A Number On The Northeast
“Fall is getting wetter and getting warmer.”
