New York City's Top 15 News Stories Of 2015
Check out our picks for the biggest news stories to hit the New York metropolitan area in 2015.
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Check out our picks for the biggest news stories to hit the New York metropolitan area in 2015.
Police are looking for a man who they said pulled out a gun and opened fire in the middle of a checkout lane at a supermarket in the Bronx, injuring another man.
The stress of the holidays is pouring out into the parking lots -- with fights breaking out over spaces, and deliverymen breaking down.
A garbage truck slammed into a building in Yonkers Monday night, leaving a driver and a person inside the building seriously injured.
An NYPD detective was among the six U.S. service members killed in a suicide bombing near the Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan Monday, police Commissioner Bill Bratton announced.
Scout leader Christopher Petronino, 50, was with three young Scouts when the bear attacked Sunday at Split Rock Reservoir in Rockaway Township in Morris County.
It was a risky surgery, but one that may have saved one teenager's face -- along with his life.
Two people were injured Monday when a fire truck collided with a car in East Harlem.
A pedestrian was left in critical condition Monday after being hit by a car in Ridgewood, Queens.
Live theater will now get the same federal tax benefits as the film and television industry.
The New York City Transit division of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has gotten behind a proposal to limit openings of the South Channel Bridge that carries trains from Broad Channel to the Rockaways.
The Wall Street Journal reports that hackers gained access to the Bowman Avenue Dam through a cellular modem and used their access to probe the dam's system.
With Christmas just days away, it's time to give your kids a quick lesson on holiday manners, before they open any presents.
CBS2's Emily Smith enlisted the help of personal shopper Ali Peters to help find gift ideas for those who are low on cash.
Video footage shows sanitation men decked head to toe in Hazmat suits, dragging sheets, blankets, and more to the dumpster.
