Back Stories: Gov. Jim McGreevey's Shocking Announcement
WCBS anchor Wayne Cabot remembers when former New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey held a press conference announcing he's gay and he's resigning from his office.
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WCBS anchor Wayne Cabot remembers when former New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey held a press conference announcing he's gay and he's resigning from his office.
With prescription drug abuse reaching epidemic proportions, police say there's a new face of drug dealing; the elderly.
The second circuit court of appeals in New York City has been hearing arguments in the case of a New York man who was fired because he's gay.
The incident, which happened just before 2:30 p.m. last Tuesday, was captured on surveillance video.
Nearly a week after Hurricane Maria barreled into Puerto Rico, leaving the entire island without power, President Trump said he plans on visiting the US territory on Tuesday.
The officer was identified Tuesday as 26-year-old Kayla Maher, a two-year veteran and daughter of a retired New York City police sergeant.
Dozens of women claim they were abused by a Queens priest over a span of two decades.
As WCBS 880's Peter Haskell reported, the artwork was placed in the World Trade Center subway station as an homage to September 11th.
Two people were shot in the Bronx on Tuesday night. Police say a group of males in a car had a verbal dispute with a group of males on bikes.
There will be no vote this week in the Senate on the so-called Graham-Cassidy health care bill, the GOP's latest attempt to repeal and replace Obamacare.
Bishop John Barres says it's meant to maintain long-standing ties between the two faiths in solidarity against hate crimes.
Lately it seems the attention has been taken away from the field and into the stands to students behaving badly.
With a new social media campaign targeting Columbus Day, the NYPD is ramping up plans to protect statues across the city.
Hours after they touched down at JFK Airport on Monday night, Joseph Roman and fiancé Jenny Delpin shared images of their five harrowing days and nights in the streets of San Juan.
The Westchester County man caught the historic ball, but it wound up being more of a retrieval.
