NJ Lawmaker Wants To Protect Right To Take 'Ballot Selfies' On Election Day
The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Raj Mukherji, would make taking selfies in the ballot box legal in New Jersey.
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The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman Raj Mukherji, would make taking selfies in the ballot box legal in New Jersey.
Police say the struggling buck recovered and returned to the wild after being safely pulled from the pool.
According to a new CBS poll, Clinton holds a three-point lead over Trump in Florida, with 46 percent of the vote, as compared to Trump's 43 percent. Trump is currently polling ahead in Texas, with a three percent lead over Clinton.
BRRR! It's a cold morning across the area
Nutritionist and cookbook author Ellie Krieger stopped by CBS2 on Sunday to show off some healthy and delicious dishes inspired by the season.
From spooky hay rides to haunted houses, the five boroughs are jam-packed with events and activities fun for the whole family.
In this edition of "Furry Friend Finder," CBS2's Andrea Grymes and Vanessa Murdock introduce us to Mitzi and Perry, who are looking for forever homes.
A Kentucky Fried Chicken ad has one local grandmother's feathers ruffled.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are pounding the pavement in some key swing states this weekend, as the race for the White House enters its final stretch.
Rookie Jimmy Vesey is starting to get comfortable in the NHL and that's giving the New York Rangers another offensive weapon.
The woman was rollerblading on a quiet path in Massapequa Preserve when a half-naked man jumped out at her from a wooded area.
Authorities are searching for a missing 20-year-old woman who moved to New York from Mexico City just six months ago to pursue her modeling career.
Sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski began construction in 1948. For nearly 70 years, crews have been blasting millions of tons of rock off the mountain.
Hillary Clinton is going after undecided voters, while Donald Trump is vowing to go after his accusers, CBS2's Jessica Moore reported.
New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney says he intends to take up the issue of legalizing marijuana in the state as soon as the next governor assumes office in 2018.