Christine Agnew Sloan
Correspondent at WCBS-TV (New York, NY)
Emmy-Award winning, Bilingual Journalist ✨CBS News New York Correspondent
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4 days ago |
krdo.com | Christine Agnew Sloan
By Christine SloanClick here for updates on this story New Jersey (WCBS) — A good Samaritan rescued a 75-year-old man from a burning vehicle in Edison, New Jersey Tuesday morning. Charles Parry spotted the SUV on fire early Tuesday morning in front of a PetSmart. “At that time, flames were starting to come out of the hood of the car,” Parry said. Parry called 911 and then ran toward the burning car to rescue the driver.
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3 weeks ago |
businessandamerica.com | Christine Agnew Sloan
NJ Transit rail engineers are set to strike if a deal cannot be reached by the midnight deadline. A last-ditch effort is underway to avert the strike, which is expected to impact more than 300,000 commuters as early as Friday morning. If the strike happens, it will begin at 12:01 a.m. Friday. Those working will finish up their shift and walk off the job.
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1 month ago |
kesq.com | Elijah Westbrook |Christine Agnew Sloan
By Elijah Westbrook, Christine SloanClick here for updates on this story New York ( WCBS) - More delays at Newark Liberty International Airport are being reported Friday, continuing a wave of late flights that has been plaguing travelers all week. Many flights out of Newark have been delayed for at least one hour Friday, while others have run two hours late. The departure board continues to show delays.
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1 month ago |
kesq.com | Christine Agnew Sloan
By Christine SloanClick here for updates on this story NEW JERSEY ( WCBS/WLNY) - A mother claims her 8-year-old daughter with autism was tied up with tape by staff at her New Jersey school. Kasi Spinelli of Toms River claims a teacher and staffers restrained her daughter with painter's tape in her special needs classroom at Russel O. Brackman School in Barnegat Township.
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1 month ago |
ktvz.com | Christine Agnew Sloan
By Christine SloanClick here for updates on this story New Jersey (WCBS/WLNY) — The mayor of one New Jersey town says the charitable efforts of rock star Jon Bon Jovi and his wife are creating problems, but others in the area say they’re not to blame.
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