12/21 CBS2 Friday Afternoon Weather Headlines
The bulk of the rain will exit by early to mid afternoon, but even so, we'll be dodging spotty showers through sunset. It will be warm and mild, too, with highs in the low 60s.
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The bulk of the rain will exit by early to mid afternoon, but even so, we'll be dodging spotty showers through sunset. It will be warm and mild, too, with highs in the low 60s.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about teething jewelry following the death of an 18-month-old child.
The outgoing chief of Franklin Borough Police received a fond farewell from his friends, colleagues and loved ones at a special "walk out" ceremony.
The new law expands the agency's eight-person board to 13 by adding members who are commuters. It also requires public hearings before fare hikes or major schedule changes and calls for the release of fiscal and safety data.
Samuel Rodriguez, 39, of College Point, Queens, was arrested Thursday night and charged with unlawful surveillance.
Smoke and flames billowed from a manhole Friday morning on West 44th Street near 7th Avenue.
"Aquaman" hits the big screen this weekend. CBS2's Mary Calvi sat down with star Jason Momoa for a sneak peek.
A structural collapse shut down Park Place early Friday morning in Manhattan.
It's chaos in Washington as the risk of a partial government shutdown continues. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump is losing his secretary of defense, whose resignation is rattling lawmakers and American allies alike.
Heavy rain fell overnight and will continue to come down into the late afternoon, while the wind is expected to pick up during the day.
It will be a rough one today with bouts of heavy rain and gusty winds. That said, there is the possibility of flooding and downed trees/branches as a result.
On GoFundMe, you can find fundraisers for TVs and trips next to ones for disaster relief.
A gas station clerk was shot and killed early Thursday morning in New Jersey, and police are still on the hunt for the gunman who opened fire.
Police are looking for the man who hit a 28-year-old woman in the head with a metal pipe.
CBS2 demanded answers in April, and was told a plan was approved to install what's called an "enhanced intersection." Fast forward to now, and people in Edgewater say they're still running for their lives.
