Wayne Cabot

News anchor and radio host

New York City

About Wayne

Wayne Cabot is a news anchor and radio host with WCBS 880. He has been working in the media industry for over 20 years, covering various news stories and events. Cabot has a strong background in journalism and has won several awards for his reporting. He is known for his clear and concise delivery, making complex news stories accessible to a wide audience. In addition to his work at WCBS 880, Cabot has also worked as a freelance journalist and has written for several publications. He is based in New York City.

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Recent Appearances

Remembering the life of Bill Pascrell, Electric scooter store in Queens catches fire, and Brooklyn bookstore accused of antisemitism

WCBS 880 All Local•Aug 22, 2024•5:27•host

LI officials gather to protest congestion pricing's rumored return, Westchester approves a new traffic light pattern at site where mother and son were fatally struck, and Mayor Adams spars with reporters... again

WCBS 880 All Local•Aug 21, 2024•4:23•host

Wayne Cabot

About Wayne

Associated Podcasts

WCBS 880 All Local

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Recent Appearances

Remembering the life of Bill Pascrell, Electric scooter store in Queens catches fire, and Brooklyn bookstore accused of antisemitism

LI officials gather to protest congestion pricing's rumored return, Westchester approves a new traffic light pattern at site where mother and son were fatally struck, and Mayor Adams spars with reporters... again

Key Topics

Flooding is impacting towns across the tri-state area.

New Yorkers prepare for flooding as Debby moves our way tomorrow, a terror plot cancels Taylor Swift's concerts in Vienna — a Long Island mother is among the tens of thousands of disappointed fans

Heavy rain leaves half of New Jersey underwater and cars stranded in the Bronx. Yankees to hold makeup game after rain-out last night, Two in recovery after separate stabbings in Queens

Kamala Harris polled with 14% lead over Trump statewide, Nassua County lawmakers approve 42 year contract for casino, NYC Comptroller says early migrant crisis saw oversight

A large fire in Fair Lawn was extinguished after damaging a row of stores this morning, If you use your credit or debit card's chip, you could be a target of 'skimmer' scams, Police have confirmed that the device found yesterday in a car outside the 25th

NJ police officer shot while conducting search warrant, Bus crashes into a Brooklyn Burger King, and at least two lawsuits filed over congestion pricing

Fire in Sunset Park hurts 13 people, Clifton residents deal with aftermath after deadly chemical fire, and Bob Menendez resigns from office

Monmouth University in lockdown, Tri-State Democrats show support for VP Harris, Three firefighters injured in Hunts Point warehouse fire

President Biden officially drops out of the 2024 presidential election, Local officials support Biden's call to step down, Kamala Harris receives broad support after Joe Biden's endorsement.

Microsoft outages are causing a worldwide frenzy, impacting almost all industries, NJ Transit riders are still dealing with changes on every line.

A funeral service for the NYPD recruit who died during training will be today in the Bronx, Robert Menendez will not be leaving the Senate after being found guilty, Two children are dead after being left in hot cars this week.

Heat affecting NJ Transit trains, Strong storms take out power lines in central NJ, and Bob Menendez urged to resign

JD Vance selected to be Trump's running mate, Mayor Adams recommends New Yorkers visit cooling centers in heat wave, Nine people injured in Bushwick apartment fire

Yet another heat wave graces the tri-state area, security in and around Donald Trump's hometown is upgraded after this weekend's attack, calls for greater protection for political candidates after the shooting at Trump rally over the weekend.

Nearly 200 people in New Jersey and New York suffering from Dengue fever found in mosquitos, Gov. Hochul to sign measures to prevent e-bike fires, and Sen. Bob Menendez's lawyer wraps up closing arguments in corruption case

There were two subway stabbings in Midtown last night, Algae blooms are shutting down prime swimming spots, The group that runs the High Line is rallying against the plan to build a casino in Hudson Yards

New Jersey Turnpike Authority could widen roadway, Community attacks suspect arrested in the death of Kips Bay woman

NYC beaches have already seen several drownings only a few weeks into summer, A stabbing at Long Island amusement park leaves one Florida man in serious condition, Closing arguments will begin in Bob Menendez's trial today in Manhattan.