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Meet The 'Unsung Heroes' Supporting LI Cares' Mission To End Hunger - Hauppauge, NY - LI Cares highlighted three businesses that give back through food or monetary donations. "We're extremely grateful," the food bank CEO said.

Tri-staters have long depended on WCBS 880, one of two all-news stations on the local AM dial. Car companies say theyll discontinue AM on new models.

Peter Haskell was a reporter for WCBS NewsRadio 880 until he was diagnosed with spasmodic dysphonia. Now, he is trying to raise awareness of his vocal disorder and others like it.

Longtime AUDACY News-Talk WCBS-A (NEWSRADIO 880)/NEW YORK reporter PETER HASKELL is leaving the station after revealing a rare voice disorder.  HASKELL said he has been suffering from Spasmodic Dysphonia, forcing him to step away from his career as a radio reporter.HASKELL, in a letter to WCBS staff, said, “I’ve come to the realization that what I’ve been doing is unsustainable. As much as I’ve tried, I just can’t overcome the problems with my voice," ...

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Longtime AUDACY News-Talk WCBS-A (NEWSRADIO 880)/NEW YORK reporter PETER HASKELL is leaving the station after revealing a rare voice disorder.  HASKELL said he has been suffering from Spasmodic Dysphonia, forcing him to step away from his career as a radio reporter.HASKELL, in a letter to WCBS staff, said, “I’ve come to the realization that what I’ve been doing is unsustainable. As much as I’ve tried, I just can’t overcome the problems with my voice," ...

Journalism, especially local news, is dying on the vine, according to one Hawaiian Senator. Between 2008 and 2020, American journalism organizations lost 26% of

Early primary voting begins in New York City on Saturday and polling sites are gearing up for an influx of city voters. Among those will be the 151-year-old Metropolitan Museum of Art.

In Depth: What has changed since George Floyds death, one year ago? © Provided by WCBS Radio New York NEW YORK (WCBS 880) — This week marks one year since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, which sparked nationwide outrage and calls for police reform in cities across the country. Americans paused in cities all over the world to reflect and remember the tragic death on May 25. But, after so many protests and pointed conversations across the word, we wanted to ask, “What has changed?...

Famed Chef Daniel Boulud cuts ribbon on new restaurant at One Vanderbilt © Provided by WCBS Radio New York Chef Daniel Boulud NEW YORK (WCBS 880) — As New York State began to relax COVID-19 restrictions on Wednesday, French restaurateur Daniel Boulud held a ribbon cutting ceremony to open his new restaurant next to Grand Central. Mayor Bill de Blasio was in attendance for the ceremony to open Le Pavillon at One Vanderbilt, and said it is a sign the city is coming back. VIDEO. A ribbon-cutt...