PATH Trains Back On Schedule
PATH trains are back on schedule. Trains running between Newark and Journal Square had been experiencing 30 minute delays due to a signal problem.
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PATH trains are back on schedule. Trains running between Newark and Journal Square had been experiencing 30 minute delays due to a signal problem.
Police announced that a man was slashed in the face at a subway station in lower-Manhattan.
The Port Authority has not said when service will return to normal.
The Yeshiva Boys Choir has gone viral with a Chanukah Hit. CBS2's Cindy Hsu met with the group in our studio.
Tyson Fresh Meats Inc. of Dakota City, Neb., recalled 10-pound chubs of chuck fine ground beef 80/20, packed in cases containing eight chubs.
The tragedy happened at 203 Underhill Avenue in Prospect Heights.
A sea of blue is descending on the Long Island community of Babylon this weekend as hundreds of police officers pay tribute to their fallen colleague, Peter Figoski, who was shot and killed last Monday while responding to a robbery in Brooklyn.
As officers made arrests, protesters shouted obscenities and hollered: "Make them catch you!"
According to detectives, 42-year-old Scott Sherman surrendered to members of the Nassau County Bureau of Special Operations after an eight-hour standoff with police.
The Suffolk County Medical Examiner made the identification on Saturday, but police say an exact cause of death has not yet been determined.
With gold and diamond prices at an all time high, giving the gift of jewelry this season might be difficult for those on a tight budget. But there is some bling that won't break the bank.
Americans spend about $700 on holiday gifts each year. But believe it or not, one woman was able to buy gifts for her entire family without spending a dime.
Those who turn in working guns will receive a $200 bank card, no questions asked and you do not have to give your name.
It's Super Saturday, the last Saturday you have to shop before Christmas and retailers are taking advantage of what promises to be a big day for holiday sales.
Hundreds of cats, small dogs, rabbits and reptiles are available for adoption this weekend.
