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It will remain tranquil this afternoon, but boy is it cold out there! Thankfully we'll see a decent amount of sun with just some clouds mixing in.
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It will remain tranquil this afternoon, but boy is it cold out there! Thankfully we'll see a decent amount of sun with just some clouds mixing in.
The legislation would make transporting pregnant livestock for slaughter and killing pregnant livestock a crime under the state's animal cruelty laws.
Opening statements are set to start Tuesday in the retrial of former Nassau County executive Ed Mangano and his wife, Linda.
Prosecutors vowed to retry 22-year-old Chanel Lewis after his first trial ended in a mistrial last November.
The subway is speeding up across New York City. Newly revised speed limits have trains picking up the pace at 24 stations.
Police report that around 8 p.m. a construction elevator somehow got knocked loose on the 58th Street side of the building and began smashing against the skyscraper.
As temperatures plunge, some subway riders say they're seeing more and more homeless people seeking shelter inside subway cars.
Authorities say Jose Bisono is behind bars Monday night after breaking away from two Department of Homeless Services officers Saturday evening.
All island-bound upper lanes of the bridge are currently closed due to the wreck.
CBS2's Jessica Layton reports that dozens of people were forced to stand in the freezing cold as more than 100 members of the FDNY battled flames and the elements in Brooklyn.
PointsBet initially said Monday it "will refund all wagers" on the spread and money-line bets on the Saints
After years of failing to pass in Albany, the legislation is getting a renewed push.
CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez also reports that new findings have revealed why children's concussion symptoms may last longer than adults.
More than 6,000 public housing residents in Brooklyn and the Bronx were without heat for at least part of the day Monday, but NYCHA had quick response teams to make the repairs.
Passengers were back on the ground in New Jersey on Sunday night, after an in-flight nightmare left them stuck on the tarmac at a small airport in Canada for more than 15 hours, with no way out.
