NYC Airplane Cleaner Fired After Arrest For Thefts
An airplane cleaner who was arrested on charges she pocketed nearly $15,000 worth of contraband from planes grounded in New York City has been fired.
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An airplane cleaner who was arrested on charges she pocketed nearly $15,000 worth of contraband from planes grounded in New York City has been fired.
Prosecutors say the assistant principal of a northern New Jersey high school inappropriately touched a teenager.
The March of Dimes' March for Babies is Sunday. WCBS 880 is once again a proud sponsor of the annual event to raise money to help prevent premature birth.
Eva Casale, 50, is running 150 miles to raise $150,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
The mother said that thanks to the March of Dimes, Emma was given shots to help open her lungs.
The public garden and cultural center has a lot of special events planned to celebrate its golden anniversary.
Forty-two people have died from fentanyl-related overdoses in the past 15 months.
Sources told CBS2 someone made prerecorded calls to 911 threatening to blow up the Statue of Liberty. Police say Friday morning's call used a computer-generated voice.
Jenner let his hair down -- literally loosening a ponytail and letting his hair flow past his shoulders -- in a symbolic moment at the start of his two-hour interview.
According to police, the suspect followed a 27-year-old woman into her Williamsburg apartment building on April 18.
Police have arrested a suspect in the killing of a 71-year-old Queens grandmother, who was shot last month when she answered her door in the middle of the night.
Rabbi Schneier was visited by Pope Benedict in 2008 and greeted Pope Francis at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. Now he gets an official post in the church.
Shocking video Friday night showed an attempted jewelry store robbery in Clifton, New Jersey that turned into a fist fight between the owner and the suspect.
CBS2 first reported on how rogue car dealers have been setting up shop on residential streets. The dealers are on the move to new neighborhoods.
Sources tell CBS2 this was the second threat made in two days with some kind of computer enhanced or pre-recorded message, CBS2's Dick Brennan reported.
