Islip volunteer firefighters mourn loss of Jesse Gerhard in house fire
In addition to serving the FDNY for seven years, Gerhard was a volunteer firefighter in his hometown of Islip.
In addition to serving the FDNY for seven years, Gerhard was a volunteer firefighter in his hometown of Islip.
Firefighters from New York City to Long Island are mourning the loss of one of their own. Jesse Gerhard collapsed Wednesday night at his fire station house in Queens and later died; CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reports.
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A disturbing rise of antisemitic crimes across New York City prompted a meeting with city and community leaders Thursday. The discussion came just hours after yet another incident; CBS2's Cory James reports.
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The 822-acre island is about a mile from the tip of the North Fork.
The powder formulas were distributed across the country, and possibly exported to other countries, the FDA said.
Cuomo criticized her office's investigation, which eventually led to his resignation.
City leaders met Thursday in an effort to stop antisemitic crimes in New York City; CBS2's Cory James reports.
Crews from nine U.S. ships seized 54,500 pounds of cocaine and 15,800 pounds of marijuana, the Coast Guard said.
A 19-year-old was killed after being hit by a pickup truck in Queens on Thursday, and police say the driver was a teenager who did not have a license; CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.
A Southern California wildlife care organization is seeking the public's help to find whoever is responsible for deliberately breaking the wings of brown pelicans at some beaches.
Senator Marsha Blackburn had accused the office of trying to police Americans' speech and thoughts.
She alleges harassment within the Greenburgh Police Department got so bad, she had to take a medical leave.
The IRS is facing a backlog of more than 23 million returns this tax filing season. During a hearing before the Senate Finance Committee, the agency said factors like budget cuts and retirements have led to understaffing and poor customer service. CBS New reporter Sarah Ewall-Wice joined CBS News' Carter Evans to discuss that and more.
A Brooklyn baker, self-proclaimed as the "doctor of cakes," mixes together sweet recipes. From banana pudding to red velvet cake, Doc's Cake Shop's Darrell Darwood specializes in southern style treats.
The NYPD is searching for a suspect who investigators said stabbed a rider on the L train Thursday afternoon.
In a major defeat for former President Trump, a New York judge ruled that he and his two eldest children must testify under oath in an investigation into his business practices. Catherine Herridge has more.
More than 100 million people from Oklahoma to Maine are in the path of a massive winter storm system. Weather Channel meteorologist Mike Bettes has the forecast.
A judge has ruled that former President Donald Trump and two of his children, Donald Jr. and Ivanka Trump, must give depositions in New York Attorney General Letitia James' investigation into their company's financial practices and possible allegations of fraud. CBS New York has details.
Ukraine accused Russian-backed separatists of firing heavy artillery and hitting a kindergarten in Eastern Ukraine. Holly Williams visited the school after the attack.
The police response to a fight at a New Jersey mall has sparked outrage after a Black teenager was handcuffed and pinned to the ground while another teenager was allowed to sit on a couch. Both teenagers are speaking out. Jericka Duncan reports.
There have been several reports of defective candles, but so far, no one has been hurt.