Playing outside has never been so much fun! Kids from Hackensack, NJ will be treated to a brand new, completely original playground thanks to local volunteers after the old one failed safety standards.
Kids in Hackensack, New Jersey will soon have their own playground, designed by kids just like them. Construction on the new playground, started a few days ago, is expected to be finished in only five days. CBS 2's Mary Calvi reports.
An elderly man who police say shot his 87-year-old wife to death in a Tom's River hospital and then shot himself, has now died. CBS 2's Mary Calvi reports.
A priest who works at St. John's University is now accused of sending sexually explicit messages and videos to someone he thought was a 13-year-old boy. CBS 2's Mary Calvi reports.
City Council speaker Christine Quinn is expected to back a plan that would extend term limits to a third term, allowing Mayor Bloomberg and about forty other elected officials to run again next year. CBS 2's reports.
The Bushwick tragedy comes less than 24 hours after five people were killed in a devastating fire in Chelsea. A 10-year-old, who was the lone survivor, remains in critical condition this morning. CBS 2's Dave Carlin reports.
A deadly fire in Brooklyn kills two people, including a 12-year-old boy. CBS 2's Deborah Garcia is live in Bushwick this morning with details.
CBS 2 learned more about the family killed in the Chelsea apartment fire, and the lone survivor: a 10-year-old boy. Outside the family's apartment, a small memorial is growing. CBS 2's Dave Carlin has more.
A chaplain at St. John's University is accused of trying to send sexually explicit messages over the internet to a child. Father Charles Plock also sent homemade porn. CBS 2's Carolyn Costello has the story.
Here are your latest headlines for Saturday, October 11. 5 members of a Chelsea family die in an apartment fire; Bush meets with foreign finance officials to deal with the economic crisis; Elise Finch has the weather.
The Feds arrested more than two dozen people they say operated a drug ring out of a butcher shop in Brooklyn. CBS 2's Steve Bartelstein reports.
A bizarre scare in New Jersey after a woman, nine months pregnant, falls through her bathroom floor. She was bathing her young son in her Elizabeth apartment, when the floor suddenly collapsed. CBS 2's Steve Bartelstein reports.
Police are looking for the men responsible for a string of violent robberies in Brooklyn and Manhattan, and belive the masked, armed robbers struck at least seven times in the last month. CBS 2's Mary Calvi reports.
This economic crisis could make a bad situation even worse for some of New York's neediest, because the local charities they rely on for help may not be able to help anymore. CBS 2's Jay Dow has the story.
The economic crisis has brokers and investors taking advice from the back of a penny: "In God We Trust." As CBS 2's Carolyn Costello reports, uncertain financial investments are leading people to make a religious one.
Police are looking for a mugger who attacked a woman in Central Park. CBS 2's Mary Calvi reports.
Five people were killed Saturday by an apartment fire in Chelsea. CBS 2's Deborah Garcia reports.
It's a tale of two dogs separated by years and reunited by coincidence. Or was it? As Dave Carlin learned, their owners think the big man upstairs had a hand - or paw - in the matter.
More than 18 million Americans are affected by depression yearly. And our economic crisis is only making matters worse. But knowing the warning signs and what to do about them can make all the difference. Dr. Holly Phillips has more.
Police are on the hunt for two armed robbers accused of holding up at least seven businesses in Manhattan and Brooklyn just this past month. Surveillance video captured the latest crime at a liquor store in Marine Park. Hazel Sanchez reports.
The good news is, the stocks will not drop for the next two days. The bad news - Friday's trading just added to the wipeout week on Wall Street. Lou Young reports.
Friday began with words of reassurance from President Bush, but the Dow still swung madly for hours, finally ending down 129 points. That fall ended the worst week in the history of the Dow index. CBS 2's Lou Young has more.
This economic crisis could make a bas situation even worse for some of NY's neediest. That's because the local charities they rely on for help may not be able to afford to help anymore. CBS 2's Jay Dow has the story.
CBS 2 has an update on the little boy from Uganda who underwent life-saving heart surgery in New York. It's a "gift of life" that goes far beyond the operation.
A landmark ruling in Connecticut saw the state Supreme Court decide that same-sex couples have a right to get married. Advocates hope New York will soon follow suit. CBS 2's Hazel Sanchez has the story.
A hospital shooting in New Jersey leaves an 87-year-old woman dead, her 88-year-old husband clinging to life. Police say it was the husband who shot his sick wife and then turned the gun on himself. CBS 2's Sean Hennessey reports.