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Happy Friday! As you wake up for your morning commute temperatures will be in the lower seventies.
New York state and city politicians will return to the subway Friday after riding the rails for 12 hours straight Thursday, listening to grievances from commuters.
It was a very public job interview for the Brooklyn Nets' public address announcer. More than 175 people tried out. I don't know who got it, but I know who didn't.
In this week's 50 Stories podcast, we remember one of WCBS' original anchors Harvey Hauptman, who died earlier this week, and all the voices from that era.
There is a freedom that comes with being a little leaguer -- laughing with friends, celebrating with high fives, and the corresponding joy.
He allegedly used his office credit card for hundreds of thousands of dollars in vacations, clothing, jewelry, electronics and tickets to sporting events.
President Donald Trump fired back against the Russia probe as he stood before thousands of his strongest supporters in Huntington, West Virginia.
Police believe a man busted for burglary on Long Island may be the same person who attacked a number of joggers in Queens.
Investigators seized $4 million worth of heroin from a packaging mill in the Bronx and a vehicle in Yonkers this week, authorities said Thursday.
Women who went from customers to retailers for the popular clothing company LuLaRoe now say the company is leaving them out in the cold.
A column of fire ripped through a residential skyscraper in Dubai early Fridy local time, engulfing the tower in flames.
The woman walked into a school at Taylor and Lafayette Avenues in the Bronx Wednesday at around 1 p.m., police said.
Responding to a report that a pair of NYPD plain clothes detectives were denied service at a store at 1993 Atlantic Avenue, Mayor Bill de Blasio said "it's someone really being stupid and unfair."
A family's fight to keep their daughter on a school basketball team has moved to a different kind of court.
Paul Mitacek, 47, of Oceanside, was a scout leader, active in his children's little league and an avid fisherman. But his life was cut short in an instant.
