Thursday, July 03, 2008 | 9:11 PM US/Eastern
Just as the New York Rangers ushered in the Markus Naslund era on Broadway, they turned out the lights on the Jaromir Jagr show. Naslund, the longtime Vancouver Canucks captain, agreed to terms Thursday with New York on a two-year deal worth $8 million. In making the announcement, Rangers general manager Glen Sather said he couldn't wait any longer for Jagr to make up his mind on what it would take to keep him in a Blueshirt, so he went in a different direction.
Christie Brinkley on Diana Bianchi: 'I Forgiv...
Thu Jul 03, 5:15 PM
Ed McMahon's New Prescription Lawsuit...
Thu Jul 03, 1:25 PM
Britney Spears Back in Business!
Thu Jul 03, 1:01 PM
It's coming! Starting Feb. 17, 2009, all broadcast television will be digital. Here's where you can learn what you need to know about it. More
TRAFFIC, TRANSIT & TRAVEL INFO! Whether you're about to go on a trip, or just a commute home or to work -- whether you travel by plane, train or automobile here's a complete guide to Tri-State travel. More
CBS 2's Lou Young ruminates on reporting, on the news business, on life in New York and on whatever else compels him to share his thoughts. More
Want breaking news delivered to your e-mail when it happens? WCBSTV.com is always on with breaking news alerts and a full offering of other e-mail news updates. Sign Up!
Become a CBS 2 HD News Hound! Send us your newstips!
Listen to a live stream of our sister radio station wcbs880.com!