WCBS 880 Audio Vault

The presentation for Craig, the 2022 winner.

Steve won the JANY Art Athens award for excellence.

A sampling of WCBS award-winning reporter Peter Haskell's work from 2001 to 2022.

WCBS in-depth coverage before, during and after the storm.

Historian looks at his work and why the study of history matters

2022 NY Press Club & NY State Broadcasters Best Local Event Coverage winner.

More Than Just The Headlines

2022 Excellence In Writing RTDNA Regional Murrow Award 

2022 Best Podcast RTDNA Regional Murrow Winner

2022 Excellence in Sound RTDNA Regional Murrow Winner

2022 Best Newscast RTDNA Regional Murrow winner 

Speaking to WCBS News Anchor Pat Carroll

Coverage on WCBS Newsradio of the afternoon of September 12th, 2001

Coverage on WCBS Newsradio 880 of the evening on September 11th, 2001.

The first news briefing following the July 17th crash over Long Island

RTDNA Region 11 Edward R. Murrow Award for Best Newscast. The Afternoon Roundup from March 3rd, 2020

A live report from Peter Haskell on May 1, 2011.

Coverage on WCBS Newsradio 880 on the day after the 9/11 Attacks

Coverage on WCBS Newsradio 880 on the afternoon of September 11th 2001

New Yorkers are reeling from the morning attacks on the World Trade Center

Continuing Coverage of the 9/11 Terror Attacks on the morning of September 11th as it unfolded live on WCBS Newsradio 880. 

The September 11th attacks as they unfolded on the air on WCBS Newsradio 880 in 2001. 

The first broadcast report of the 9/11 attacks came from WCBS 880 Traffic Reporter Tom Kaminski from Chopper 880. The story unfolded live on the radio as Tom was introduced to report the traffic. Moments before American Airlines Flight 11 had just slammed into the North Tower.  

Collection of Coverage From WCBS 880 from 2019

Our presentation of our coverage June 17th, 1994 of what was one of the Longest Days for the WCBS News Team...first thing in the morning a Long Island Railroad Strike was making getting to work a nightmare for LI commuters...and for those hoping to take the LIRR to the Rangers Stanley Cup winning ticker tape parade,  During our coverage of that, word came of the warrant for OJ Simpson's arrest on the charge of murder.  WCBS won multiple awards for our coverage that day...the day we came to call 1994: The Longest Day

Sean Adams talks to legendary CBS Correspondent Richard C. Hottelet in 2003

Audio from May 30, 2002.

WCBS Edward R. Murrow Regional Award winner for Best Spot News coverage of the pipe bombs mailed in October of 2018.

WCBS Edward R. Murrow Regional Award winner for Best Newscast: The NYC Steampipe Explosion.

Craig Allen discusses the water temperature at the time that US Airways Flight 1549 landed in the Hudson River on Jan. 15, 2009.

Then-WCBS Sports Director Jared Max describes the scene live from the New Jersey side of the Hudson.

Early report from Marla Diamond, Peter Haskell and witness account.

This is the first report from Peter Haskell when he arrived on the scene of the Flight 1549 landing in the Hudson River.

Reporter Rich Lamb was in the newsroom conducting interviews about the inauguration of Barack Obama when Flight 1549 landed in the Hudson River. Here is the first report that ran on WCBS 880.

WCBS awards entry for Best Newscast, the 5pm block of special coverage of the Halloween 2017 terror attack on the west side bike path.

WCBS awards entry for Feature Reporting.  Sean Adams has a heartwarming installment of our 50 People To Know...The Mayor Of Brewster.

WCBS awards entry of Alex Silverman's series on our area roads and rails that are reaching "The Breaking Point"

WCBS awards entry for Overall Excellence, a sampler of our work in 2017

Ahead of a NJ Campaign Visit the First Lady called into WCBS

the 2017 RTDNA Regional Award winner for Best Use of Sound

Yankee pitcher Corey Lidle died in a tragic accident when his small plane crashed into an apartment building on Manhattan's East Side October 11, 2006. This is a collection of coverage of the crash on WCBS 880.

Live coverage on WCBS the night the Rangers won the Stanley Cup

The first broadcasts of WCBS Newsradio on August 28th, 1967 featuring - among others, news anchor Charles Osgood

WCBS coverage of the transit strike

Listen back to the story of WCBS Producer M. David Levin talking on the telephone with one of the "Dog Day Afternoon" bank robbers during the holdup in August of 1972.

A portion from '88 looks at 77'. WCBS Reporter Art Athens takes a look back at the 1977 Blackout

Afternoon Drive radio archive from the 1993 World Trade Center Bombing on WCBS News 88

Listen to a summary of coverage on WCBS newsradio 88 of the World Trade Center Bombing in 1993

The 2017 RTDNA Edward R. Murrow National Best Newscast Award for large market radio. WCBS Newsradio 880 and the morning news from September 19th, 2016 the Monday after the Chelsea bombing.

Listen to raw audio from the ticker tape parade celebrating the 1994 Stanley Cup champion New York Rangers.