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Get out the winter coats! It's a cold one today with temps starting off in the mid to lower 30s and it's going to feel like the 20s and 30s all day.
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Get out the winter coats! It's a cold one today with temps starting off in the mid to lower 30s and it's going to feel like the 20s and 30s all day.
Bloomberg has not made a final decision on whether to run, according to advisers, but he is taking steps toward a campaign, including filing to get on the ballot in Alabama's presidential primary.
It happened just before 9 a.m. Thursday morning on Jerome Avenue in the Fordham Heights section of the Bronx.
There are countless "thank you" notes hanging on the walls of their dispatch office because they don't charge. They won't even accept tips.
County residents declared they would support federal immigration officials working in the state. That ballot measure passed on Tuesday with 67 percent of voters voting yes to support ICE.
The NYPD tells CBS2's Ali Bauman they were conducting a search in an apartment building on Willis Avenue by East 140th Street Thursday night.
Last year FedEx, Fresh Direct, Peapod, and UPS alone got over half a million parking violations equaling $27 million in fines.
Gage served three years as a flight nurse during World War II. She just turned 100 and the memories make her smile like she is 24 again.
A bold experiment at a university on Long Island has students buying old school alarm clocks. That's because they're giving up their smartphones for an entire week!
As winter approaches and natural gas use soars, first responders in Westchester County will be better equipped to handle gas emergencies. Everything from simple leaks to full-blown fires.
It seems some of the forgotten families CBS2 told you about earlier this year are still being forgotten.
A war over an aging retaining wall in Brooklyn has neighbors fuming.
A small, battery-powered device can reduce the severity or even stop a migraine in its tracks.
Since their debut, wireless headphones have skyrocketed in popularity. It's hard to walk down the streets of Manhattan and not see any. But keep them in for too long, and you could be paying the price.
Investigators say the equipment that was made in China could be subject to hacking and compromise military personnel.
