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Bronx car chase ends with police-involved shooting
A suspect shot at police multiple times as officers tried to arrest him for a stolen car.
The Point: Controversial plan to treat mentally ill & looming MTA fare hikes
Treating the mentally ill, whether they agree or not, and the need to raise transit fares are two controversies facing New York City right now.
NYPD: 2 suspects wanted for stealing $10,000 from Queens smoke shop
According to investigators, one suspect pulled out a gun and took $10,000 from the cash register.
NYPD issues warning about pickpockets at holiday hotspots
The NYPD says while you're out enjoying the holiday season, thieves will be out looking for their next target.
Fifth Avenue closes to cars for holiday season Open Streets
It's the first of three car-free Sundays this month.
First Alert Forecast: Seasonable December day
We're in much better, although colder, shape to finish out the weekend. Expect brighter skies with temps in the mid 40s this afternoon.
Soccer fans look to 2026 World Cup after U.S. elimination
Fans at a well-attended watch party in Chinatown were feeling hopeful, but heartbreak followed.
10 injured in Hamilton Heights apartment building fire
The fire started at around 1:30 a.m. Saturday, when most people who live there were fast asleep.
Yonkers Police Sgt. Frank Gualdino killed in crash
Police said an unlicensed 16-year-old driver lost control of his car and slammed into the sergeant's vehicle.
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First Alert Forecast: Seasonable December day
We're in much better, although colder, shape to finish out the weekend. Expect brighter skies with temps in the mid 40s this afternoon.
First Alert Weather 101: Have a CBS2 meteorologist visit your classroom!
There's also a chance your students might be on TV.
See it: First Alert Weather 101 at classrooms in our area
Our First Alert Weather team is visiting local schools to explain the science behind forecasting.
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NYPD warns pickpockets targeting holiday hotspots
While you're out shopping or taking in the sights of the holidays, thieves are out too. CBS2's Jennifer Bisram explains how a special team with the NYPD is working to keep people from getting ripped off.
Exclamation Point: New Yorkers ask MTA chair about subway improvements
In an exclusive conversation on CBS News New York, MTA Chair Janno Lieber answers New Yorkers' burning questions about how the MTA can improve service.
Your Point: New Yorkers sound off on MTA fare hikes
The MTA's fiscal woes are top of mind for people who take mass transit.
Talking Points: MTA Chair Janno Lieber on fare hikes & subway safety
Lieber, driving the trains of a potential fare hike, has to find a way to make the MTA solvent. How will he do it? Will there be a fare hike? If so, how much?
The Point: Implementing Mayor Adams' controversial plan to treat mentally ill New Yorkers
The mayor unveiled a controversial plan to treat mentally ill homeless people - whether they agree to it or not. Anne Williams-Isom, deputy mayor for Health and Human Services, spoke with CBS2's Marcia Kramer about the new policy.
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Giving Tuesday unleashes power of generosity
With Black Friday and Cyber Monday now behind us, there is one more day many are hoping people don't forget about - Giving Tuesday.
Gifts to various New York City mayors up for auction
If you want to own pieces of New York City history, they're part of an online auction underway now.
Shelter residents, corporate employees share charity dinner
"Both really come away feeling humbled and inspired," the event organizer said.
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UES girl turns Bat Mitzvah into mission to help seniors
Instead of a traditional party for her Bat Mitzvah, Sylvie Weiss held a packing party, donating food to seniors.
Zipperstop: In Long Island City, a zipper shop is a family legacy
"Everyone can use a zipper," Keith Kreizel said.
Harlem barber training program helps keep kids off streets
Russell "Big Russ" Smith sets out to show just how lucrative legitimate business can be.
Harlem's Dapper Dan teams up with Gap for Giving Tuesday
A $100,000 donation will fund fashion programming for the Brotherhood Sister Sol for the next year.
College Choice program expands aid for foster care youth
This year the city announced the expansion of a program aimed to help foster care youth thrive in college.
Dyker Heights working on world famous holiday decorations
It's that time of year. The pumpkins are in the trash, and now it's all about the wreaths and candy canes.
Ukrainian refugees receive turkeys for Thanksgiving
A non-profit started by a Holocaust survivor handed out turkeys for these refugees' first American Thanksgiving.
NYS recommends action to address maternal mental health
One of the leading causes of pregnancy-related deaths is going untreated, in part, due to discrimination.
Mexican restaurant chain donates 6,000 meals a week
One restaurant chain takes the season of giving to a whole new level, working year-round to feed their community.
On Call with Dr. Kumar
On Call with Dr. Kumar
Dealing with holiday stress
The holidays can be stressful both physically and emotionally, and this time of year is especially hard on the heart. Cardiovascular disease specialist Dr. Nidhi Kumar is on call with advice for staying heart healthy all season long.
Getting better with age
Like it or not, we're all getting older. But that doesn't have to be a bad thing, especially if you set yourself up for success. Dr. Nidhi Kumar is on call for us and says we actually improve with age.
New COVID variants still developing
Dr. Nidhi Kumar shares tips to stay safe as we start planning for the holidays.
A Look Back
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A Look Back: Bombshell reports uncovered by CBS2's Marcia Kramer
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.
A Look Back: David Berkowitz and the "Son of Sam" killings
It was the 1970s and a serial killer walked the streets of New York City for more than a year, terrorizing everyone, especially women. That is, until David Berkowitz was captured, putting an end to it all and leaving many asking why he did it.
A Look Back: Jimmy Breslin discusses Son of Sam case on "Eye On 2"
Certain media coverage of the Son of Sam killings drew criticism at the time, especially from some competing papers that felt the murders were being exploited, and David Berkowitz was being glorified.
A Look Back: Yankee team captain Thurman Munson dies in plane crash
Baseball and, more specifically, Yankee fans have always remembered Aug. 2. Forty-three years ago this week, Yankee captain Thurman Munson was tragically killed when the plane he was piloting crashed during a practice landing approach in Ohio.
A Look Back: Major blackout hits New York City on July 13, 1977
On July 13, 1977, 45 years ago Wednesday, a major blackout hit New York City. For 25 hours, the darkness led to total chaos, with widespread looting and fires in the streets. We're taking a look back at this moment in New York City history. CBS2's Jim Jenson and John Tesh lead our coverage of the 1977 blackout.
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Kane helps Blackhawks beat Rangers to snap 8-game skid
The Rangers have lost five of their last six overall (1-4-1) and four straight (0-3-1) at home.
Devils top Flyers, set club mark with 11th straight road win
The Devils are a win away from tying the NHL record for consecutive road victories.
Soccer fans look to 2026 World Cup after U.S. elimination
Fans at a well-attended watch party in Chinatown were feeling hopeful, but heartbreak followed.
Mavs' Doncic, Hardaway team up in win over Knicks
New York fell for the sixth time in its past eight games.
U.S. takes on Netherlands as knockout stage of World Cup begins
Star forward Christian Pulisic has been cleared to play after a pelvic injury.
Larry Doby: Second to none
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Zipperstop: In Long Island City, a zipper shop is a family legacy
"Everyone can use a zipper," Keith Kreizel said.
The Sundae Palace: Creative chocolate shapes and edible crafts are a New Hyde Park family business
"We open up the box to give them their order, and their face just shines," co-owner Gina Masi said.
Alcone Company: Hell's Kitchen's supplier of makeup, prosthetics, and fake blood is 70 years old
The shop helps Halloween partygoers and Broadway designers create characters from the spooky to the glamorous.
Neir's Tavern: A Woodhaven destination for burgers and beer was founded in 1829
"It's very cozy, warm, very creaky," owner Loycent Gordon told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Mariscos El Submarino: A Mexican restaurant in Jackson Heights where seafood gets a spotlight
"Every time I remember my town, I remember the food," co-owner Alonso Guzman told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Aura Designs: A South Asian bridal boutique in Albertson is a family affair
"Me and my sisters, we learned it from our parents, and my parents learned it from her parents," owner Savita Chugh told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Rudy's Hobby & Art: Astoria's supplier of trains, crafts, and memories
"There's fewer and fewer hobby stores left, and I'm one of the rare ones," owner Marvin Cochran told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Savant Studios: A Bed-Stuy boutique where design is personal
"Everything in here just tells a story," owner Michael Graham told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Deno's Wonder Wheel: Coney Island's family-owned ferris wheel spins for over a century
"For me, the Wonder Wheel is the most romantic ride in the world," DJ Vourderis told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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Snapshot New York: Halloween edition
Fear is the most basic of emotion, but what can our fear tell us about ourselves? And is there any way getting scared can be healthy?
Jericho's Brandt Morgan beating back cancer on his road to QB-1
Jericho High School senior continues to receive chemo treatments as he leads his teammates on the gridiron.
New Jersey native Robin DeLorenzo makes NFL debut
For 20 years, Robin has been an official -- from high school to the pros.
"Take the Lead" prepares retired race horses for 2nd careers
Because of this organization, the idea of retiring a horse is suddenly heartwarming.
Rockland County celebrates 50th anniversary of hurling field and time-honored tradition
Hurling isn't a sport that's known nationally, but it has taken this New York community by storm.
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The Point: Controversial plan to treat mentally ill & looming MTA fare hikes
Treating the mentally ill, whether they agree or not, and the need to raise transit fares are two controversies facing New York City right now.
Bronx car chase ends with police-involved shooting
A suspect shot at police officers multiple times as they tried to arrest him for a stolen car.
NYPD: 2 suspects wanted for stealing $10,000 from Queens smoke shop
According to investigators, one suspect pulled out a gun and took $10,000 from the cash register.
Fifth Avenue closes to cars for holiday season Open Streets
It's the first of three car-free Sundays this month.
10 injured in Hamilton Heights apartment building fire
The fire started at around 1:30 a.m. Saturday, when most people who live there were fast asleep.
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Stamford PD: Driver kills 2 pedestrians, tries to flee
An officer found the driver hiding behind a dumpster behind a building.
See it: Conn. mom fights off raccoon attacking 5-year-old
The girl says she and her mom ended up bitten and scratched.
Infowars host Alex Jones files for personal bankruptcy
Jones has laughed at the judgements on his Infowars show, saying he has less than $2 million to his name and won't be able to pay such high amounts.
Firefighters rescue 2 children from smoke-filled apartment in Stamford
The 2-year-old and 3-year-old were rushed outside and revived on the front lawn.
First Alert Weather: CBS2's Dec. 1 forecast calls for blustery winds and cold
High temperatures for Thursday will be much colder than Wednesday, as we'll only see a high of 44, which is below normal.
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Nearly 200 animals discovered in N.J. home, 2 arrested
Police say it took emergency response teams about 10 hours to remove 180 dogs and cats from the home.
2 Hudson County communities devastated by separate fires
Two fires two miles apart have displaced 25 families and devastated two communities in Hudson County, New Jersey.
2 dozen families displaced after fire destroys NJ building
Firefighters remained at the scene in West New York Friday morning, hours after the fire began.
Some NJ residents blame flooding on Seton Hall construction
Some neighbors who surround the university's campus say they've been experiencing urban flooding.
N.J. studio helping adults with intellectual, developmental disabilities unleash creativity
The 5,500-square-foot facility in Fairfield is breaking stereotypes and reinventing how adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities learn.
Long Island News
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Suffolk County government still reeling from cyber attack
CBS2's Jennifer McLogan reports the county will not say if it has paid any ransom to cybercriminals who hold personal data of thousands of residents.
New 363 area code coming to Nassau County early next year
The new area code will not affect numbers that already have the 516 area code.
2 Long Island men charged in ghost gun trafficking ring
The takedown was the result of a six-month joint investigation involving several agencies.
Kid from families facing adversity treated to Christmas shopping spree
In an annual holiday tradition, the cops traded in their uniforms Thursday for crimefighting costumes.
Suffolk OTB spreads Christmas cheer with Trees for Troops
They will be shipping some 500 live trees to military bases as part of the Trees for Troops program.
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The Point: Controversial plan to treat mentally ill & looming MTA fare hikes
Treating the mentally ill, whether they agree or not, and the need to raise transit fares are two controversies facing New York City right now.
Warnock, Walker make final pitches to Georgia voters in Senate runoff
More than 1.8 million voters have already cast their ballots in the high-stakes runoff.
President Biden greets Prince William in Boston
President Biden greeted Prince William as event brought them both to Boston on Friday.
Chief of staff to AG Tish James resigns amid allegations
The chief of staff to Attorney General Letitia James has resigned amid allegations of sexual harassment.
Blistering audit finds NYC homeless services fail people with mental illness
Meanwhile, Mayor Adams is under fire for his policy directing first responders to transport mentally ill homeless people to hospitals.
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Blistering audit finds NYC homeless services fail people with mental illness
Meanwhile, Mayor Adams is under fire for his policy directing first responders to transport mentally ill homeless people to hospitals.
World AIDS Day memorial held in West Village
The names of more than 100,000 New Yorkers lost to the AIDS epidemic were read at a memorial on Greenwich Avenue.
Holiday season can be stressful for Americans, new poll finds
Tis' the season for holiday stress.
World AIDS Day: Honoring lost lives and uplifting survivors
World AIDS Day is an opportunity to uplift the lives of people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS.
Experimental drug appears to slow progression of Alzheimer's disease
While some are encouraged by a new drug, critics question whether the benefits are worth the risk.
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Ukrainian children's choir will perform at Carnegie Hall
The choir will join other Ukrainian artists to perform "Carol of the Bells."
Musical featuring Britney Spears songs coming to Broadway
The musical is a mash-up of fairytales and was first staged in Washington D.C. late last year.
Common on his Broadway debut in "Between Riverside and Crazy"
Common has Grammys, a Golden Globe, and an Oscar. Now he's trying something that just might earn him a Tony Award.
"Fit for Christmas" one of three new CBS original holiday movies for 2022
Also coming is "When Christmas was Young," a Nashville music-themed movie, and "Must Love Christmas," about a romance novelist.
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater kicks off holiday season
The red carpet was rolled out Wednesday for a special opening night gala.
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Kane helps Blackhawks beat Rangers to snap 8-game skid
The Rangers have lost five of their last six overall (1-4-1) and four straight (0-3-1) at home.
Devils top Flyers, set club mark with 11th straight road win
The Devils are a win away from tying the NHL record for consecutive road victories.
Soccer fans look to 2026 World Cup after U.S. elimination
Fans at a well-attended watch party in Chinatown were feeling hopeful, but heartbreak followed.
Mavs' Doncic, Hardaway team up in win over Knicks
New York fell for the sixth time in its past eight games.
U.S. takes on Netherlands as knockout stage of World Cup begins
Star forward Christian Pulisic has been cleared to play after a pelvic injury.
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Zipperstop: In Long Island City, a zipper shop is a family legacy
"Everyone can use a zipper," Keith Kreizel said.
The Sundae Palace: Creative chocolate shapes and edible crafts are a New Hyde Park family business
"We open up the box to give them their order, and their face just shines," co-owner Gina Masi said.
Alcone Company: Hell's Kitchen's supplier of makeup, prosthetics, and fake blood is 70 years old
The shop helps Halloween partygoers and Broadway designers create characters from the spooky to the glamorous.
Neir's Tavern: A Woodhaven destination for burgers and beer was founded in 1829
"It's very cozy, warm, very creaky," owner Loycent Gordon told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Mariscos El Submarino: A Mexican restaurant in Jackson Heights where seafood gets a spotlight
"Every time I remember my town, I remember the food," co-owner Alonso Guzman told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade marches through Manhattan
The 96th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade kicks off the holiday season for New Yorkers and visitors alike.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons inflated
There was excitement on the Upper West Side as balloons were inflated for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Britain's royal line of succession
Immediately upon the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, her eldest son, Prince Charles, became the new king. Here is a look at who else is in line.
2022 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree arrives in Manhattan
The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree arrived in Manhattan on Nov. 12, 2022.
2022 TCS New York City Marathon
More than 50,000 runners made their way through the five boroughs on the 26.2-mile course.
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NYPD warns pickpockets targeting holiday hotspots
While you're out shopping or taking in the sights of the holidays, thieves are out too. CBS2's Jennifer Bisram explains how a special team with the NYPD is working to keep people from getting ripped off.
Exclamation Point: New Yorkers ask MTA chair about subway improvements
In an exclusive conversation on CBS News New York, MTA Chair Janno Lieber answers New Yorkers' burning questions about how the MTA can improve service.
Your Point: New Yorkers sound off on MTA fare hikes
The MTA's fiscal woes are top of mind for people who take mass transit.
Talking Points: MTA Chair Janno Lieber on fare hikes & subway safety
Lieber, driving the trains of a potential fare hike, has to find a way to make the MTA solvent. How will he do it? Will there be a fare hike? If so, how much?
The Point: Implementing Mayor Adams' controversial plan to treat mentally ill New Yorkers
The mayor unveiled a controversial plan to treat mentally ill homeless people - whether they agree to it or not. Anne Williams-Isom, deputy mayor for Health and Human Services, spoke with CBS2's Marcia Kramer about the new policy.
