WCBS reporter Rich Lamb drove all the way to Scranton, Pennsylvania in a snowstorm to be the first reporter to interview the newly announced next Archbishop of New York John O'Connor.

Former WCBS Assistant News Director Bernie Gershon used to make some crazy requests, but one of his craziest was a station blimp.

The Bergen County teen goes from school to school with a warning about heroin.

On May 2, 2011, President Barack Obama announced Osama Bin Laden had been killed in a raid by U.S. Navy SEALS. That night, WCBS reporter Peter Haskell went down to ground zero.

Irene Cornell was in the courtroom when Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano turned rat and testified against John Gotti in his third federal trial.

It was a feature ahead of its time. The "Report on Medicine" focused on developments in the medical community.

It was a stinky assignment, but someone had to cover it. Paul Murnane recalls the cheesy scene from 1999.

Postgame interviews were a very different ballgame in the '70s and '80s.

This week's 50 People to Know takes us to Orange County, New York to meet Anthony Macinelli, the world's oldest barber.

The world was watching the Vatican in 2005 as the College of Cardinals elected a new pope.