Best Historic Vacations In The US
The early colonial settlements along the Eastern seaboard, including Boston, Charleston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington, DC, are among the best places for an historic vacation in the US.
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The early colonial settlements along the Eastern seaboard, including Boston, Charleston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington, DC, are among the best places for an historic vacation in the US.
Some of the best American sporting events worth traveling for are the Daytona 500, the Masters Tournament, the Super Bowl the U.S. Open and the World Series.
Jack Ezon, President of Ovation Vacations in New York City and an A-List Travel Agent by Travel+Leisure, offers expert advice on traveling solo.
Major League Soccer hopes to place its next two expansion teams in Miami and Atlanta.
Miami Dolphins tackle Jonathan Martin will likely be interviewed a second time by NFL special investigator Ted Wells about the team's harassment scandal, according an Associated Press source.
A woman claiming she had psychic powers was convicted of multiple fraud charges in what prosecutors said was a long-running $40 million scam.
Detectives from New York City are in South Florida in hopes of catching a killer in a 1992 shooting in Brooklyn. Detectives told CBS 4 News that they received information from the victim's family that someone saw the suspect, Wade Arthur, in South Florida.
After the shooting death of her 17-year old son, Trayvon Martin's mother has spoken out against the practice of stop-and-frisk and racial profiling on Sunday.
Jean Stapleton, the stage-trained character actress who played Archie Bunker's far better half, the sweetly naive Edith, in TV's groundbreaking 1970s comedy "All in the Family," has died. She was 90.
Since the terrifying murder of Kitty Genovese in New York almost fifty years ago, we have seen too many stories of how people have stood by and done nothing to help victims of violent crime.
Actress Lindsay Lohan was arrested Thursday after police said she hit a woman during an argument at a New York City nightclub.
The U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force used information from a CBS4 News viewer to track fugitive Adam Barnett to a hotel in Midtown Manhattan Wednesday morning.
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It's been almost a week since Superstorm Sandy made landfall along the Northeast coast. In some areas of the region life is getting back to normal but many people still lack electric power and are in desperate need of fuel and other necessities.
Staten Islanders have long called their home the "forgotten borough." And that was before the horrors visited on New York City's least populous borough by Superstorm Sandy went ignored for days!
Superstorm Sandy may not have hit us, but it's still having significant consequences here.
Relief is coming for wireless customers that have suffered with poor service in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.
Hurricane Sandy may have passed the Mid-Atlantic region, but its effects are still being felt online.
Flights in South Florida and around the world were cancelled because of Superstorm Sandy's impact in the Northeast. As a result, dozens of planes were grounded in South Florida with no place to go.
Superstorm Sandy has left a massive path of destruction across several states, including hard hit New Jersey.
Hurricane Sandy, barreling toward the northeast Monday, has caused thousands of flight delays and cancellations around the country including in South Florida.
In the third season of Blue Bloods, the Reagan family is back on the streets of New York City representing the good guys.
And while I'm no fan of excessive government regulation, I'm all for the new rules that will soon require all restaurant chains that have more than twenty locations to post calorie information.
A New York City newspaper photographer says Alec Baldwin punched him outside a marriage license bureau.
A man suspected in the hit and run crash that critically injured a University of Miami student has been arrested at an apartment in New York City.
