50 Stories: Longtime WCBS Sports Reporter Bill Schweizer
As one of the most familiar voices from the 1980s and '90s, he shares a trove of stories from an amazing era covering New York sports.
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As one of the most familiar voices from the 1980s and '90s, he shares a trove of stories from an amazing era covering New York sports.
The world was watching in 2005, and so was WCBS reporter Rich Lamb, who correctly predicted the name of the newly elected pontiff.
One police officer has been killed and two others seriously wounded in a shooting at the popular Champs-Élysées shopping district in Paris, CBS News reported.
But can smartphones help kids steer clear of more dangerous behaviors or is the digital distraction just another potential addiction?
The FDNY says the fire broke out on the second floor of a multi-family home on Putnam Avenue in Ridgewood on Thursday afternoon.
A death investigation was under way in Los Angeles Thursday, after the body of 72-year-old singer Cuba Gooding Sr. was discovered in his car.
A man was arrested and charged Thursday with vandalizing a Long Island church back in January.
Franta says the book is a collection of raw, real and relatable notes he's written to himself in the heat of the moment.
Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani cited national security this week as he downplays a criminal case brought against a prominent Turkish businessman.
Brazen car burglars are hitting all across Westchester County, stealing money, cellphones and even laptops from vehicles parked in neighborhood driveways.
A Nassau County legislator wants increased police patrols at religious institutions after recent threats and attacks.
State Police say the Harlem clergyman was arrested on Interstate 95 Wednesday evening after using emergency lights to weave around through backed up traffic.
A few days ago, after being on the road for two months, 33-year-old Genevieve Roman came home to her Williamsburg apartment and found she had a new roommate, or more specifically, a squatter.
Police are trying to crack down on crooks who made off with stolen batteries from cell phone towers in Mahwah.
There was more fallout Thursday, over dangerous food served at city schools. The chancellor said the city will stop doing business with vendors who supplied tainted food.
