Father and son spend months planning Halloween display
Steven and Cameron Gutmann first started decorating their front lawn for Halloween about 10 years ago. Haunting the neighborhood takes commitment.
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Steven and Cameron Gutmann first started decorating their front lawn for Halloween about 10 years ago. Haunting the neighborhood takes commitment.
Steven and Cameron Gutmann started decorating their front lawn in Little Neck, Queens for Halloween about 10 years ago. CBS New York's Elle McLogan reports.
The nonprofit Commonpoint Queens says the pandemic exacerbated the need for youth mental health services.
As the family slept early Tuesday morning just after midnight, surveillance video shows a man drive up to their house on 247th Street, walk across their lawn and take a Santa from out front. He returned two more times to take more decorations.
Vehicles are being targeted in neighborhoods including Bayside, Little Neck and Kew Gardens had their wheels stripped off. One even lost its doors.
It happened around 5 a.m. between Little Neck and Great Neck.
Police said the victim was leaving the house when the suspects – one armed with a gun – forced their way inside.
Jin Hong Zen and Jin Peng Zen were last seen around 6 p.m. Saturday leaving Shanghai Dumpling on Northern Boulevard in Little Neck.
Both the NYPD and FBI are searching for two suspects in connection with a robbery in Little Neck, New York.
A water main break left seven basements flooded in eastern Queens Tuesday evening.
In Bayside, Douglaston and Little Neck, there were 41 burglaries in November, up from 17 last year. And there were 10 more just last week.
Parts of the Tri-State area -- including Little Neck and Douglaston were pounded from the sky with wind, lightning and ice.
One side of the street is a snowy mess, but the other is lean and clear. Why the difference? That was the situation on Wednesday in Nassau County's Floral Park and Little Neck, just across the street in Queens.
EXCLUSIVE: The city Department of Transportation reacted speedily to correct a hazardous street condition exposed by CBS 2 this week, but they may have made things even worse.
