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Woman Caught On Camera Smashing Statues Outside Queens Church Arrested, Facing Hate Crime Charges
Police say 23-year-old Jacqueline Nikiena, of Queens, was arrested Friday afternoon. She has been charged with a hate crime.
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Megill's 10 Ks Lead Mets Over Reeling, Bumbling Yanks
The reeling Yankees made a Subway Series of mental and physical mistakes in their weekend opener at the Mets.
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9/11 20 Years Later: New Jersey Residents Reflect On Tragedy, Remember Loved Ones As Annual Tribute Lights Night Sky
The lights reach miles into the sky, reminding all of us on the ground of emotions that linger, 20 years later.
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Vigil Held For 4 Elizabeth Residents Who Died In Ida Flooding
Families of the four people who died in Elizabeth last week gathered for a vigil at the Oakwood Plaza Apartments.
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Remembering 9/11: Annual Reflections Ceremony Held At Jersey City Waterfront, Site Of Triage Center Where Thousands Went For Help
As CBS2's Meg Baker reported, the area served as a triage center for thousands who came from across the Hudson River searching for help.
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9/11 20 Years Later: Visitors To The Memorial Site Pay Solemn Respects
Friday afternoon, there was a clear blue sky overhead, much like that fateful day 20 years ago.
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New Jersey Businesses Recovering From Ida's Wrath Grateful For Every Bit Of Assistance
On the first Friday night open after the flood, tables filled up fast at the Millburn Standard restaurant.
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Remembering 9/11: Live Reading Of Names Returns To Lower Manhattan Ceremony Honoring Victims Of Terror Attacks 20 Years Ago
The names of the thousands of lives lost in the attack are being read, a tradition paused last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Brian Benjamin Sworn In As Lieutenant Governor Of New York
CBS2’s Marcia Kramer said she has never seen an elected official face so many tough decisions and crises in such a short period of time.
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New York Apartment Building Owners File Motion To Block Eviction Moratorium
The Rent Stabilization Association, which represents the landlords of one million apartments, filed a motion in a state appeals court today.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul Attends Brooklyn Rally Against Texas Abortion Law: ‘Keep Your Damn Hands Off Our Bodies'
The governor was joined by Mayor Bill de Blasio and Democratic candidate for mayor Eric Adams.
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Department Of Correction Commissioner Unveils Plans To Address Violence, Rising Tension At Rikers Island
The jail population has ballooned and many correction officers have stopped showing up for work.
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9/11 20 Years Later: Former Police Commissioner Ray Kelly Reflects On Changes He Ushered In To Keep New York City Safe
His instinct and insight two decades ago were critical to re-shaping the police department charged with keeping this city safe.
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9/11 20 Years Later: Looking Back On What's Believed To Be Largest Sea Rescue In U.S. History
New Yorkers turned to the river, where boaters sprung into action.
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9/11 20 Years Later: P.S. 89 Principal Veronica Najjar Remembers Helping Students To Safety In Lower Manhattan
“Once we realized that the second plane had hit the South Tower, we had to quickly get the kids away from any classrooms that had windows."
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9/11 20 Years Later: FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro Recalls Getting Thrust Into Command Of Rescue Operations
“It was 17 acres of horror,” Nigro told CBS2’s Mary Calvi. “It was unimaginable, the chaotic scene.”
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Ewing, N.J. Police Officer Recounts Rescue Of Woman Caught Up In Ida Floodwaters Captured On Video
On Thursday, the officer involved explained what happened to CBS2's Alice Gainer.
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‘I Can't Sleep Peacefully': Rutherford Homeowner Desperate For Help After Ida Triggered Mudslide In Front Yard
First the flood, now the frustration. The family put up tarps to temporarily protect the rest of the property, but that's just temporary.
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Montclair Business Owners Hit Hard By Ida Fear More Severe Weather Will Cause Permanent Damage
If it wasn’t one thing for Ilson Goncalves, it was another. He captured the power behind last week’s storm on his cell phone.
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Police Benevolent Association Honors 23 NYPD Members Killed On 9/11 With Wall Of Portraits
New York City's PBA has unveiled “23 Remembered” inside their Manhattan headquarters.
