12/12 CBS2 Wednesday Afternoon Weather Headlines
It will look and feel a lot like yesterday with sunshine and chilly temps. There will be a slight breeze out there too, so expect feels like temps closer to the mid 30s.
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It will look and feel a lot like yesterday with sunshine and chilly temps. There will be a slight breeze out there too, so expect feels like temps closer to the mid 30s.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported, according to Newark Police.
The search continues for the man who shot and killed a Bronx mother through her peephole last month.
The NYPD says the suspect smashed the glass on a synagogue's message board with his elbow around midnight on Nov. 10.
Below normal temps stick around for another 48 hours before a warm front moves and and deletes the cold with a wash of rain.
Coach Ron Naclerio beamed with pride after the Benjamin Cardozo High School basketball team propelled him to his 800th career win.
Ibrahima Diallo's mother told CBS2 that her son called the morning of Dec. 7 to tell her he was coming home for Christmas. He hasn't been heard from since.
Cellphone video captured 23-year-old Jazmine Headley clinging to her 1-year-old son, Damone, telling officers they were hurting the boy as they tried to arrest her last Friday afternoon.
Chopper 2 was over a gas station just off Interstate 80 in Mount Arlington, where the officer was hit just before 7 p.m.
Police say a driver fled from the scene after striking the six-year-old in front of 1305 Harrod Ave. in the Soundview section around 5 p.m.
With an explosion of cars and commuters, there's no space for anyone driving to Long Island train stations.
The Salvation Army Blue Point Corps says response to their "Angel Tree Program" has earmarked toys for more than 700 children and 400 families who couldn't afford gifts on their own.
Former child patients of a local doctor say they remain haunted by indecent photos he took of them decades ago. More people have also claimed he sexually abused them.
It's the video seen around the country -- a young mother arrested at a Brooklyn food stamp office. On Tuesday, the city social services commissioner apologized as calls mount for steps to ensure it never happens again.
Dozens of friends and family members of the victim, 20-year-old Michael Sot, showed up in court to see the man accused of killing their loved one.
