Santos "surprises" journalists with coffee, doughnuts
Congressman George Santos made good on his promised "surprise" for journalists staking out his Washington, D.C. office Wednesday.
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Congressman George Santos made good on his promised "surprise" for journalists staking out his Washington, D.C. office Wednesday.
It was an early-morning wake up call Wednesday for residents in the Bronx when a carbon monoxide scare forced people out of their homes.
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Video circulating on social media shows a Community Affairs officer holding a camera as concert goers exited the theater Sunday in Harlem.
This would make a good gift for Festivus.
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DOT says the changes could save commuters two and a half minutes per day.
The store is on Bleeker Street in Greenwich Village.
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The mayor said New York City is handling the migrant crisis better than any other city, CBS2s Marcia Kramer reports.
The president's visit is focused on the Hudson River tunnel project.
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Police said a car jumped a curb, hit the woman, then smashed into stands outside a fruit market on 30th Avenue.
Police say the woman held up multiple businesses over the last two months.
Subway violence turned deadly over the weekend, and now police are investigating an attack on a tv meteorologist on a train in Chelsea. CBS2's John Dias has the details.
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