880 Extras

Newark and state officials have released new test results on the filters the city has been using to keep lead out of its water supply. Kevin Rincon has an update.

Marla Diamond reports from the Kingsbridge section of the Bronx.

The New York Department of Education is trying to contact every public school student exposed to ground zero toxins after 9/11. WCBs 880's Steve Scott speaks to Lila Nordstrom, who is helping in the outreach effort.

WCBS 880’s Joe Avellar talks with Sarah Perreault, senior editor of the Farmers’ Almanac, about what New Yorkers can expect this upcoming winter and spring.

CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy takes a look at the president's schedule.

Crain's Greg David says de Blasio's 2020 White House dream may be dead, but his New York ideas are alive and well.

CBS News correspondent Kris Van Cleave has the latest.

In this week’s Stories from Main Street, WCBS 880’s Sean Adams meets a priest from New Jersey whose film, “Trinity’s Triumph,” will be released next year, after 20 years of work.

People waited on lengthy lines today at the renovated Fifth Avenue Apple Store to pick up the latest iPhone. Bloomberg’s Kiley Roache reports.

President Trump has imposed additional sanctions on Iran, in response to last weekend's attacks on Saudi oil facilities. CBS News correspondent Steve Dorsey reports.