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Reports that a couple was shot after what is believed to have been a home invasion in Rye Brook, New York. Investigation into the incident, in which Danielle Graziano was killed and her husband, Richard, was seriously injured; How the couple ran a construction company from their home.

Talks about a free medical care offered to residents of Bowery Mission in New York City as of June 23, 2003.

Reports on an independent audit ordered by New York State's Public Service Commission on Verizon New York Inc.

Reports on the investigation being conducted by the police on the murder of a couple at their apartment in Newark, New Jersey in June 2003.

Presents news briefs from metropolitan areas in the U.S. as of June 17, 2003 including the director of security appointed for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority of New York City.

Presents news briefs concerning New York and Connecticut, as of June 10, 2003.

Reports on an attack on the secretary of a New York City law office owned by Michael M. Obregon on June 2, 2003.

Reports on the decision of a court to reject a request to stop the rock concerts planned for Riverhead, New York in 2003.

Discusses parents' rights to decide on their child's life support. Ruling by a New York State judge in support of parents' right to decide if a child in a continuous vegetative state can be taken off of life support; Debate over children and life support; The need for New York State to establish a law regarding the rights of parents to make decisions about withdrawing care from their dying children.

Reports on the alarm expressed by New York City residents due to a Continental Airlines Boeing 777 jet which was seen flying low near the Statue of Liberty and across Midtown Manhattan in New York City.

Presents news briefs in New York and New Jersey, as of May 9, 2003 including the suspension of a police detective in Brooklyn, after a prisoner escaped.

Reports on the ducklings which were hatched in a Frick garden and which were led by their mother on their way to the wilds of Central Park in New York City with the aid of Winston McLeod of the housekeeping staff at the Frick Collection.

Reports on the changes suggested by New York city and state comptrollers for making city and regional transit authorities more accountable to the public.

Relates the preparations being made by residents of unionized buildings in New York City in connection to an impending strike by workers in April 2003.

Reports that a female police officer from Fair Lawn, New Jersey was killed and another officer shot in Fair Lawn. Pursuit of the suspects by police; Details of the shootings; Comments from witnesses.

Presents news briefs on New York and New Jersey, as of April 11, 2003.

Presents news briefs from New York City and New Jersey as of March 28, 2003.

Discusses the birthday wish of Agnes Warner, who turned 105 years old. Desire of Warner to go on a date; Men who entered a dating contest to win a date with Warner; Profile of Warner; Her experiences at a retirement home in East Brunswick, New Jersey.

Reports on the soldiers of the U.S. Army held by Iraq as prisoners of war.

Reports on the agreement of New York City to allow a group of antiwar demonstrators to march in Manhattan on March 22, 2003.

Profiles Tom Brown Jr, the technical adviser for the motion picture 'The Hunted.' Plot of the movie; Books that Brown has written, including 'The Tracker'; School, called the Tracker School, that he runs in New Jersey.

Focuses on the communication skills program for engineering students at Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art in New York City.

Discusses the death of two detectives who were shot in Staten Island, New York. Murder of the two men during an undercover gun investigation; Manhunt set off by the shootings; Questioning of two suspects in connection with the shooting.

Reports on the seizure of Web sites selling drug paraphernalia under the criminal forfeiture proceedings in the U.S.

Presents news briefs in the U.S. as of February 21, 2003, such as the racketeering trial of Peter Gotti.

Reports on a State Appellate Court decision that New Jersey legislative districts need to be redrawn. Ruling that Newark and Jersey City should each contain no more than two districts, as opposed to the current three, and no other cities should have more than one district; Implications for the state's political balance, in light of the districts being widely seen as helping Democrats by including city voters in suburban districts, which gives minority candidates a better chance; Outlook for a ripple effect that would force the Legislative Apportionment Commission to redraw other district lines.

Focuses on the investigation on the murder of Nellie Hocutt, a 91-year-old woman considered as a matriarch in Bronx, New York City, on January 10, 2003.

Reports on the retirement of Kenneth Bauer, president of the Long Island Rail Road in New York in 2003.

Pays tribute to Wayne Owens, a former congressman from Utah who died on December 18, 2002, in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Reports the casualties of a vehicular accident on the New York State Thruway in December 2002.

Pays tribute to Wayne Owens, former Utah congressman who was an advocate for peace in the Middle East, who died on December 18, 2002 in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Reports the decision of the New York State Court of Appeals on December 12, 2002 on the roadblocks established by the New York City Police Department.

Reports on an 11-month-old baby found stabbed to death in an apartment in the Bronx. How police were told by neighbors that the mother killed herself by throwing herself in front of a subway train; Description of the crime scene in which the baby was found; Reactions from neighbors over the deaths of both the mother and the baby.

Reports that Judge John S. Martin Jr. of Federal Court in New York City has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a coalition of environmental groups concerning the use of pesticides to prevent the spread of West Nile virus within the city.

Presents an update on various issues across the U.S. as of December 3, 2002, including the decline in the number of diagnosed cases of AIDS in New York City.

Reports on the murder of Damontis Johnson, football player of the Ansonia High School in Connecticut. on November 27, 2002.

Proposes a feature-length, general-release film about knitting in New York.

Reports on the preventive treatment given to two people who had contact with kittens infected with rabies in New York City.

Reports on a midair collision of two small airplanes, a Piper Lance and a Cessna 172, whose wreckage fell to the ground in a residential neighborhood in Fairfield, New Jersey. Details of the crash which killed both pilots and occurred near the Essex County Airport; Investigation by the U.S. agencies, the National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration.

Reports the decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit on October 24, 2002 that reversed a U.S. federal district court ruling that allowed the borough of Tenafly, New Jersey to remove a symbolic enclosure established by Orthodox Jews in the town.

Reports on the reimbursement that New York City schools will receive from the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency, to cover lost instruction time after the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001.

Pays tribute to Eddie Hausner, a photographer for 'The New York Times', who died on October 12, 2002.

Describes the activities of mothers at the Tea Lounge, a neighborhood teahouse at Seventh Avenue and 10th Street in Park Slope, New York City.

Reports on the arrest of a 12-year-old boy for attacking a five-year-old boy on September 25, 2002 at Public School 50 in New York City.

Reports on the statement of Matias Reyes, a convicted murderer-rapist, that he alone was responsible for beating and raping a jogger in Central Park, New York City in 1989.

Provides news briefs on the metropolitan areas in the U.S. as of September 17, 2002, including the cases of West Nile virus in New York and the volume of toll jumpers in New Jersey.

Reports on the termination of police official Dennis M. Sindone in relation to a drug corruption case in New York City as of September 13, 2002.

Reports on two pilots who were ordered off their plane at La Guardia Airport in New York City in September 2002 after alcohol was smelled on their breath, according to a Port Authority of New York and New Jersey police spokesman.

Reports on a class action lawsuit filed against Iraq by the families of some victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the U.S.

Presents an update on social and national issues in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut as of August 13, 2002, such as the brief escape of a woman prisoner from the police in Brooklyn, New York City.