10/3 CBS2 Wednesday Morning Weather Headlines
Skies are much clearer today and overall, the weather is pretty spectacular the next 48 hours, with the best day over the next seven, being Thursday.
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Skies are much clearer today and overall, the weather is pretty spectacular the next 48 hours, with the best day over the next seven, being Thursday.
From downed trees to power lines, the National Weather Service is expected to conduct a storm survey in Rockland, Fairfield, and Westchester counties Wednesday.
Even though your first instinct may be to share details of your emergency at the beginning of the call, both police and the FCC recommend you give the location first.
Police say high-tech thieves are taking off in some high-priced cars. All part of an alleged crime ring stretching across the Tri-state area.
The EPA says Berry's Creek in Bergen County is polluted with high levels of mercury, PCB's, and chromium.
Earlier this year, storms left families without power for more than a week. So utilities that service homes in Westchester County are already planning for winter, with new plans to keep the power on.
A dramatic and unusual crime played out across New York City Monday that involved a gunpoint abduction, a ransom attempt, a chase and an arrest on a fire escape, the NYPD said.
Bryan Vasquez was shot as soon as he opened the door, and his entire body is covered in huge welts, with skin ripped open.
CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez says an amazing surgery, performed through the patient's nose, fixed one man's potentially fatal leak.
Officials say the new policy ensures residents don't have to choose between their companion animal and their personal safety during hurricanes or other disasters.
Jellyfish expert Paul Bologna, also known as "Professor Jellyfish," says they're so rare, even he's never seen one in the Garden State.
Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza vows to find a new recipe for delivering meals to the city's 1.1 million public school students after CBS2 uncovered another stomach turning example of inedible food.
Are you getting too many calls from telemarketers? You're certainly not alone.
The lawsuit claims the elephant has similar rights to a human being and should be relocated from the Bronx Zoo to a larger private sanctuary.
He was credited for his development of optical tweezers, a device that can grab tiny particles without damaging them.
