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Visibility improved Thursday, but the index levels meant it was still unhealthy to breathe in the fine particulate matter in the smoky air.
Donald Trump is the first former president in history to face a federal criminal indictment.
A man died in Avon-by-the-Sea after he jumped into the ocean to rescue his teenage daughter and got caught in a rip current, officials said.
While the smoky haze started to clear, forecasters predict another band of smoke will pass through Saturday.
Police said the suspects punched and kicked the 13-year-old boy before taking off with his hat and one of his shoes.
Neighbors said Barrio's, which was left charred, is an institution in Heartland Village.
As the sun sets, the parade will march along Fifth Avenue from Lincoln Place to Ninth Street.
A judge in New York had granted a request from media organizations to reveal their identities, but gave Santos until Friday to appeal.
Ten Republicans have announced their candidacies for president so far. And President Biden announced in April that he'd run for reelection.
You don't need to go to New York City these days to celebrate Pride. Every year, it seems more and more towns are participating.
While the smoky haze started to clear, forecasters predict another band of smoke will pass through Saturday.
Experts say climate change will continue to impact the Tri-State Area, driving bigger storm surges, more intense rainfall more often, and extreme heat that lingers longer, to name a few.
The CBS2 weather team has a new way to keep you informed, alerting you to keep you safe.
From the science of forecasting to weather safety – First Alert Weather 101 is an interactive way to get students thinking about STEM. There's also a chance your students might be on TV.
Our First Alert Weather team is visiting local schools to explain the science behind forecasting and how to stay safe when severe weather strikes.
The special counsel has unsealed the federal indictment against former President Donald Trump. The 44-page indictment filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida alleges that Trump "endeavored to obstruct the FBI and grand jury investigations and conceal retention of classified documents." CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman, CBS News chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa, CBS News senior investigative correspondent Catherine Herridge and CBS News congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane join Norah O'Donnell for a CBS News Special Report on the indictment.
Before "New York, New York" came to life on the big stage, it was created on a much smaller scale by set designer Beowulf Boritt.
A judge granted a request from media organizations to reveal their identities, but gave Santos time to appeal.
Elise Finch has the Tri-State Area's latest First Alert Forecast on CBS2 News at Noon.
Police said the suspects punched and kicked the 13-year-old boy before taking off with his hat and one of his shoes.
Before "New York, New York" came to life on the big stage, it was created on a much smaller scale by set designer Beowulf Boritt.
"Some Like it Hot" leaders with 13 nominations, including Best Musical.
This year's Tony Awards are honoring reimagined iconic films, original stories and beloved revivals.
The Tony-nominated set designer spoke about how he brought the greatest city in the world to life.
This year's Tony Awards are honoring reimagined iconic films, original stories and beloved revivals, along with stars returning to the stage or making their debuts. CBS2's Dana Tyler hosts "At The Tonys," celebrating the best of Broadway.
Washington Heights is getting ready to bask in the global spotlight this Sunday when the Tony Awards come to the historic United Palace theater, built in 1930. As CBS2's Dave Carlin reports, this year's move uptown brings new opportunities.
The United Palace theater, the home of this year's Tonys, is a centerpiece in freshly refurbished surroundings.
CBS2's Dana Tyler has one-on-one interviews with the stars up for nomination this year.
All eyes are on the Tony Awards, set to air June 11 on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.
City inspectors responded to more than 13,000 complaints last year, but people only let them in about 4,700 times.
An internal investigation is underway at the NYPD into a wild video circulating online.
A recent report found fraud and attempted identity theft jumped 167% from 2020 to 2021.
The BBB has gotten nearly 200 complaints related to the tour, ranging from refund struggles to outright scams.
City records show 94 open violations for other issues at the building in Mount Hope, including one from 2020 for missing or broken window guards on the 2nd floor.
Some advocates and parents tell CBS2 investigator Tim McNicholas the current laws have fallen short.
Inspectors say three people were doing waterproof work when the material caught fire on Monday.
The mayor has laid out a plan to address mental health across the city, but not everyone is on board.
The new report studied about 900 officers from 2019 through 2021.
George Fletcher, who works for the Long Island Rail Road, said he learned his pricing skills on the job.
Chelsea Clinton, Raquelle Stevens, Midge Purce and Glenn Close gathered to highlight the mental health epidemic in a Two Bridge "Changing The World" panel discussion moderated by CBS2's Maurice DuBois.
CBS2 is a proud media partner as part of our #BetterTogether campaign.
Area doctors say they haven't seen an uptick in asthma patients they expected, as some patients are staying at home.
Two State Assembly members face off against a member of the Exonerated 5 for Harlem's District 9 council seat.
The Belmont and Fordham BID say the proposal could significantly impact the sales they bring in.
The Apollo Theater's new leader was previously at the helm of Essence Communications.
June is Gun Violence Awareness Month, and a team of youth leaders will are joining elected officials to discuss solutions.
Both little girls were victims at the hands of their parents, according to prosecutors.
Eight city parks have converted land management to organic products and practices.
Aromas of fresh spices drift from a basement of Ganesh Temple in Flushing. Dosas, mango lassi, and other South Indian fare - all vegetarian - are on the menu at Temple Canteen.
There's only one kosher Jewish deli left in the Bronx, and for Jewish American Heritage Month, CBS2 speaks with two people trying to preserve these recipes so they're never forgotten.
Experts say climate change will continue to impact the Tri-State Area, driving bigger storm surges, more intense rainfall more often, and extreme heat that lingers longer, to name a few.
In 2021, 44% of high school students reported they persistently felt sad or hopeless, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That's why CBS2 launched a series of special reports on breaking the stigma when it comes to children and mental health.
CBS2 honors and celebrates the contributions of Black people to American history in our special.
From the top of a volcano in Hawaii to highways across the country, we'll help you understand where carbon dioxide in the atmosphere comes from and how it's warming our planet.
Superstorm Sandy was deadly, destructive and relentless. Ten years after Sandy, the hardest-hit areas are recovering and rebuilding.
Chelsea Clinton, Raquelle Stevens, Midge Purce and Glenn Close gathered to highlight the mental health epidemic in a Two Bridge "Changing The World" panel discussion moderated by CBS2's Maurice DuBois.
People suffering from mental illness often feel alone, but there are several local organizations lending support.
The school started a scholarship in Hsu's name for students who plan on going into the mental health field.
The nonprofit works to motivate people through running, which has proven emotional and physical health benefits.
As part of CBS2's ongoing effort breaking the stigma around mental health, we were proud to host the Access Psychology Foundation's fundraiser here at the CBS Broadcast Center.
Students' anxieties ranged from dealing with stress at school to tacking problems in their personal lives.
CBS News New York goes "In the Classroom" for a candid conversation with students and Cindy Hsu.
CBS2 launched a series of special reports on breaking the stigma when it comes to children and mental health.
In 2021, 44% of high school students reported they persistently felt sad or hopeless, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That's why CBS2 launched a series of special reports on breaking the stigma when it comes to children and mental health.
Just as the school was about to reopen after COVID, it was badly flooded by Tropical Storm Ida.
Between Tropical Storm Ida and the COVID pandemic, the students have been through a lot these past few years.
Students have come a long way since the pandemic forced the school to close, and then it was badly flooded by Tropical Storm Ida.
The school was set to reopen from the pandemic when Tropical Storm Ida caused major flooding.
The school was flooded out during Tropical Storm Ida, but fast forward two years later and $21 million of work, it's now immaculate.
Join Chris Wragge as he goes live from the school this Friday morning.
Chris Wragge visited the school Friday morning as they kicked off a 13-hour dance-a-thon to raise money for more than 50 clubs.
The 13-hour dance-a-thon raises money for the Bronx school's more than 50 clubs.
Director of Clubs and Activities, Rick Quintana, has been providing great service to his students for the last 19 years.
Every summer Clarke runs the Youth Police Academy, which is a free program for local kids.
Charles Mortimer, best known as "Chef Cardie," is making sure no one goes hungry in his Verona community and beyond.
Charles Mortimer uses his culinary skills to help feed over 200 families a month at a church kitchen and pantry.
Chicago extended its winning streak to a season-high five games with a 6-5 victory in the opener.
New York has dropped six in a row for the first time since August 2019.
The third-place Mets wasted a three-run lead for the second straight night.
CBS2 speaks to the winning jockeys of this year's Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes about horse safety.
The Yankees' game against the White Sox was rescheduled as part of a doubleheader starting at 4:05 p.m. Thursday.
You've probably seen social media posts about these medications, and celebrities have helped build the buzz around them.
Dr. Kumar shared a list of dos and don'ts, spoke about why snacking can be a red flag and offered some other tips.
Dr. Kumar explains what makes high intensity interval training different from other kinds of workouts.
Dr. Nidhi Kumar is On Call for CBS2 to share natural ways you can lower your blood pressure.
CBS2's Dr. Nidhi Kumar is On Call for CBS2 to explain how the news may impact our health and economy.
Dr. Nidhi Kumar is On Call for CBS2 to explain how artificial intelligence may change medicine.
Statin drugs are the standard treatment, but some patients hesitate to take them because of the side effects.
From processed meats, to refined sugar and neon coloring, Dr. Nidhi Kumar walks us through what to avoid.
Sugar is a sweet treat, but studies have proven it can be as addictive as cocaine.
Art is the way we express ourselves as makers and creators. We find all kinds of ways to behold art. It's used as a way of helping us express our hopes, dreams and emotions. Sometimes art can bleed into politics, social justice, and philosophy. But can art alter our views of the world? And can it inspire us to change?
Honschar has spent the past seven years painting New York City streets with notes of optimism, cheer and love.
Her name was known throughout the city, but few had seen her face. To some, she was a hero. Others labeled her an outlaw. Despite her many labels, everyone agreed she became a force to be reckoned with.
He has spent his career focusing on environmental issues, and he's doing it from an unexpected workspace.
What better time to talk about love than on Feb. 14.
Fifty-five years ago this week, civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. We take a look back at his legacy through the perspective of young New Yorkers.
CBS2's Lonnie Quinn and meteorologist/weather producer Giorgio Panetta take a look back at the blizzard of 1996.
Rewatch some of CBS2's coverage from 1999 and 2000 of New Year's Eve, how people panicked and prepared for the millennium bug, and what happened next.
Take a look back at Kramer's interviews with some of the biggest and most controversial politicians, including Pedro Espada Jr, Bill Clinton and Michael Bloomberg.
When it comes to investigative reporting, there really is no one quite like our Marcia Kramer. Maurice Dubois spoke with Kramer about some of her most memorable stories.
Hear from each of the authors for a little bit about the books.
Which book will the CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi read for the next month? Voting closes Sunday, June 11.
Which book will #ClubCalvi read for the next month? Voting closes Sunday, June 11.
Author Brenda Janowitz discussed her novel "The Audrey Hepburn Estate" with CBS2's Mary Calvi. The book was t the second reader's choice of the CBS New York Book Club.
She recently met up with Mary Calvi at Tiffany's to talk about how Long Island is central to her story.
Police said the suspects punched and kicked the 13-year-old boy before taking off with his hat and one of his shoes.
While the smoky haze started to clear, forecasters predict another band of smoke will pass through Saturday.
Neighbors said Barrio's, which was left charred, is an institution in Heartland Village.
The Air Quality Index numbers once reached into the 400s but were safely below 100 Friday morning.
As the sun sets, the parade will march along Fifth Avenue from Lincoln Place to Ninth Street.
According to the CDC, one in five babies is born with CMV, a virus that can cause deafness, seizures and developmental delays.
We're told four people are in critical condition, including two with burn injuries.
Eight people were injured when the second floor of the building crashed into the basement Friday.
Workers say the bear took a box out into the parking lot and devoured around 60 cupcakes.
Among other things, the changes would prohibit selling more than three handguns within 30 days to any one person.
A man died in Avon-by-the-Sea after he jumped into the ocean to rescue his teenage daughter and got caught in a rip current, officials said.
They said conditions are still hazardous, and they're urging residents to wear masks outdoors.
New Jersey health officials are urging everyone to remain safe by wearing masks outdoors at least through Friday.
The Valerie Fund helps 6,000 kids a year in their battles with cancer and blood disorders.
Jess Quarello of Short Hills and Taryn Lagonigro of Caldwell hope to inspire and provide compassion.
You don't need to go to New York City these days to celebrate Pride. Every year, it seems more and more towns are participating.
Last summer, lifeguards started at $18 per hour, but now it's $22, with promised raises after two years of 5-30%.
Gabriel Wilson killed Wishropp and injured Olivia Leary and Aram Dikici in the shooting.
Angelica's Law would make it a felony to drive with five or more suspensions instead of the current ten.
Prosecutors say 58-year-old Peter Moloney sprayed wasp killer bug spray at police and attacked journalists.
Donald Trump is the first former president in history to face a federal criminal indictment.
A judge in New York had granted a request from media organizations to reveal their identities, but gave Santos until Friday to appeal.
Ten Republicans have announced their candidacies for president so far. And President Biden announced in April that he'd run for reelection.
New York would be following the lead of California, which became the first state to form a reparations task force in 2020.
A federal indictment could have more serious implications for former President Trump's 2024 presidential run than the indictment brought against him by a New York grand jury in March, CBS News Political Director Fin Gómez said Thursday.
Area doctors say they haven't seen an uptick in asthma patients they expected, as some patients are staying at home.
Canadian wildfires are causing dangerous air quality in the Big Apple, where levels reached the worst in the world on Wednesday.
Health officials urge people to avoid prolonged or heavy exertion outdoors while the smoky, hazy conditions linger.
"Cigarette smoke and this smoke cause basically the same type of damage to your lungs," a doctor said.
New Yorkers woke up to another smoky, hazy morning Wednesday, as air quality alerts are in effect from the Canadian wildfires.
This year's Tony Awards are honoring reimagined iconic films, original stories and beloved revivals.
The Tony-nominated set designer spoke about how he brought the greatest city in the world to life.
The United Palace theater, the home of this year's Tonys, is a centerpiece in freshly refurbished surroundings.
All eyes are on the Tony Awards, set to air June 11 on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.
In April 2021, a blood clot in the 56-year-old's brain left him unable to move much of his left side, but he's back.
Chicago extended its winning streak to a season-high five games with a 6-5 victory in the opener.
New York has dropped six in a row for the first time since August 2019.
The third-place Mets wasted a three-run lead for the second straight night.
CBS2 speaks to the winning jockeys of this year's Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes about horse safety.
The Yankees' game against the White Sox was rescheduled as part of a doubleheader starting at 4:05 p.m. Thursday.
Area doctors say they haven't seen an uptick in asthma patients they expected, as some patients are staying at home.
Two State Assembly members face off against a member of the Exonerated 5 for Harlem's District 9 council seat.
The Belmont and Fordham BID say the proposal could significantly impact the sales they bring in.
The Apollo Theater's new leader was previously at the helm of Essence Communications.
June is Gun Violence Awareness Month, and a team of youth leaders will are joining elected officials to discuss solutions.
Smoky haze from Canadian wildfires continues to blanket the northeastern U.S., blotting out the New York City skyline.
The annual tradition returned Wednesday in New York Harbor, ahead of Memorial Day.
The exhibit focuses on the key period between 1964 and 1966, when the Beatles became international superstars.
This year's theme centered on Karl Lagerfeld, best known for his work as creative director of Chanel.
The groundbreaking singer, actor and activist died Tuesday at the age of 96 in his New York home.
The special counsel has unsealed the federal indictment against former President Donald Trump. The 44-page indictment filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida alleges that Trump "endeavored to obstruct the FBI and grand jury investigations and conceal retention of classified documents." CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman, CBS News chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa, CBS News senior investigative correspondent Catherine Herridge and CBS News congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane join Norah O'Donnell for a CBS News Special Report on the indictment.
Before "New York, New York" came to life on the big stage, it was created on a much smaller scale by set designer Beowulf Boritt.
A judge granted a request from media organizations to reveal their identities, but gave Santos time to appeal.
Elise Finch has the Tri-State Area's latest First Alert Forecast on CBS2 News at Noon.
Police said the suspects punched and kicked the 13-year-old boy before taking off with his hat and one of his shoes.