A Good Samaritan rescued a pregnant woman involved in a violent crash with a tractor trailer, and his quick thinking helped save her son. CBS 2's Jennifer McLogan talked with the grateful parents Monday.
More drama tonight in Mayor Bloomberg's bid for a third term has some city council members angry about the deal Bloomberg struck with billionaire Ron Lauder. CBS 2's Marcia Kramer has the story.
The roads are jammed following a tractor-trailer crash on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. CBS 2 has footage of the traffic from Chopper 2 HD, and CBS 2's Pablo Guzman has the story from the ground.
With the Dow's frantic trading session, worried investors have many questions. CBS 2's John Slattery was able to get some answers from a business expert.
From huge corporations to small businesses, people are complaining that it's harder and more expensive to get credit. One local restaurateur concocted his own recipe to finance an expansion. CBS 2's Tony Aiello has more.
The Dow fell precipitously, but rallied back late, ending the day down 369 points. The Nasdaq closed down 84, and the S&P fell 42 points. CBS 2's Alexis Christoforous has more.
The MTA has unveiled a new ad campaign that will feature calorie listings, just like what can be found in NYC restaurants. Don Dahler reports.
Some public school students in the south Bronx are going wireless. CBS 2's Cindy Hsu explains how they were able to get special low-cost computers and free internet access at home.
Residents in Staten Island are upset over a plan to turn a former convent in St. George into permanent housing for the mentally ill. CBS 2's Deborah Garcia has the story.
A shocking apparent case of road rage in Philadelphia a father is shot in the head while driving his 8-year-old daughter home. CBS 2's Walt Hunter explains how this atrocity happened.
It's hard to find the words to describe this kind of accomplishment. A Manhattan man decided to take a year out of his life to read the dictionary. A really big dictionary. CBS 2's Scott Rapoport has more.
A tractor-trailer crash is causing rush hour chaos in Brooklyn. CBS 2 has live pictures from Chopper 2 HD, which is flying over the traffic backup. CBS 2's Pablo Gomez is on scene at the jammed-up BQE.
The price of oil is under $90 a barrel for the 1st time in 8 months, bringing the average price for a gallon of gas at $3.56. As CBS 2's Christine Sloan reports, the gas is even cheaper all over New Jersey.
A week ago, the Dow started near 10,800. But after seven days, it ended a downward dive that sent it below the 10,000 mark for the first time in four years. CBS brings Businessweek's Lauren Young to talk about the economy.
The Dow took investors for a wild ride on Wall Street, as it tumbled more than 800 points during the worst part of the trading day, before staging a partial recovery. CBS 2 MoneyWatch Reporter Alexis Christoforous has more.
Heartbreak for a New Jersey neighborhood on Monday, as a deadly fire claimed the lives of a disabled woman and her caretaker. CBS 2's Magee Hickey tells us more from Passaic.
The Dow Jones Industrials dips below the 10,000 mark for the first time in nearly 4 years. CBS 2's Alexis Christoforous has more.
CBS 2's Megan Glaros talks with some participants in the 2008 JDRF Walk To Cure Diabetes benefit in Battery Park.
It was a walk to remember in Manhattan as thousands of people laced up their sneakers to raise money for juvenile diabetes research.
There's deep concern about just how quickly the bailout plan will have an actual impact on the economic crisis. CBS 2's Jay Dow has more from Wall Street.
An early morning killed two people in New Jersey. CBS 2's Magee Hickey has the latest from Passaic.
One day after being found guilty of killing his wife, prosecutors went public with the 9-1-1 call placed by disgraced Chappaqua lawyer Carlos Perez-Olivo seconds after the shooting.
It's a Walk for the Cure of juvenile diabetes. On Sunday, thousands laced up their sneakers in order to raise money for juvenile diabetes research. CBS 2's Deborah Garcia has the story from Battery Park.
It's a mob mystery dating back to the 90s and investigators are digging again in Suffolk County. FBI agents got out the back hoes today and searched an industrial part of East Farmingdale for bodies.
Police in New Jersey are trying to solve a warehouse heist that ended with tens of thousands of dollars of clothing stolen. A group of thieves broke into the Sayreville warehouse early Sunday Morning.
Here are your latest headlines for Sunday, October 5. Police seek a Queens murder suspect, Sen. Schumer calls for federal aid in the financial crisis, and Sunday's weather report.
Tonight, police are trying to solve a deadly shooting that took the life of a 56-year-old father. The shooting happened around 7:00 p.m. Saturday in Jamaica, Queens. CBS 2's Christine Sloan has more.
Some State Supreme Court judges in Brooklyn Heights are using a community park as a place to park their cars. CBS 2's Carolyn Costello investigates.
Two friends enjoying a night in the East Village were killed by a pair of taxi cabs early Saturday morning as they were trying to cross 14th Street near First Avenue. CBS 2's Mary Calvi reports.
Jurors found Carlos Perez-Olivo, the former Chappaqua neighbor of the Clintons, guilty of second-degree murder. CBS 2's Mary Calvi reports.
The fight over Wachovia Bank is intensifying, in what could be a prolonged legal battle. Citigroup has won a court order, temporarily blocking Wells Fargo from purchasing Wachovia. CBS 2's reports.
Surviving the recent economic crisis has meant making some tough personal sacrifices. A growing number of people in the tri-state have had to give up their beloved pets. CBS 2's Deborah Garcia has the story.
A number of New York City Council members are coming out against Mayor Bloomberg's proposal to extend term limits so he can run for a third term. They say it's not theirs, nor his, decision to make.
A Queens barber shop owner remains in critical condition tonight after an attempted armed robbery in St. Albans. He was shot during a struggle to subdue one of the gunman. CBS 2's Mary Calvi has more.
Unfortunately, it's a story we've heard all too often cabs, pedestrians, and tragedy and this time, it's two taxis hitting two young women, killing them both. CBS 2's Dave Carlin reports.
In a rare Saturday of deliberations, jurors found Carlos Perez-Olivo, the former Chappaqua neighbor of Bill and Hillary Clinton, guilty of second degree murder. CBS 2's Carolyn Costello has the story.