880 Extras

A teary-eyed Martin Shkreli is sentenced to seven years in prison for securities fraud. WCBS reporter Ethan Harp talks to Mike Wallace and Steve Scott.

With President Trump blocking federal monies from construction of the Gateway Project, several N.Y. and N.J. officials may be considering to fund the project other ways. Steve Scott and Michael Wallace spoke with Record columnist Mike Kelly. 

Nearly 350,000 homes and businesses still don't have power in New York Tri-state area, after the storm.  In Connecticut, Eversource has 100,000 outages.  Steve Scott and Alex Silverman spoke with Stamford Mayor David Martin.

WCBS 880 Anchor Steve Scott speaks with Rep. John Gottheimer (D), who represents the fifth district of New Jersey, following two damaging Nor'Easters.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) discusses the bipartisan proposal with WCBS Newsradio 880 Anchor Steve Scott.

The decades-old mystery of one of the most famous pilots may finally be solved after the discovery of human bones in the South Pacific. WCBS anchor Alex Silverman spoke to Jeff Glickman to shed some light on one of the most vexing riddles.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy discusses power problems and road conditions across state.

JCP&L spokesperson Ron Morano gives us an update.

Limited service as crews battle overhead wire issues in many spots

The commissioner joins Steve Scott and Michael Wallace to talk about what's happening on New York City roads during the nor'easter.