Fears Rise As Paterson, N.J. Police Force Lays Off 125 Officers
Members of the police union marched to City Hall screaming "911, Who ya gonna call!" as they protested the layoffs of 125 police officers in Paterson on Monday.
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Members of the police union marched to City Hall screaming "911, Who ya gonna call!" as they protested the layoffs of 125 police officers in Paterson on Monday.
It was an emotional final day on the stand Monday for the woman accusing two NYPD officers of rape. The testimony was so raw, she broke down in court.
It's a controversial idea from some local lawmakers -- registering domestic violence offenders, just like those convicted of sex crimes, on a state-wide database.
Imagine getting more than 600 summonses from the city for something you didn't do. That's what happened to an elderly Brooklyn man who's facing tens of thousands of dollars in fines.
A group of high school students in Woodmere raised over $4,000 and donated 147 boxes of Passover supplies for needy families on Long Island.
If you owe Uncle Sam, or just never got around to filing your tax returns, you have until Monday night at 11:59 p.m.
New Yorkers are doubtless fretting about the upcoming disappearance of an area icon.
A warning from Standard & Poor's that the agency might lower its rating on U.S. government debt sent stocks on their worst slide in a month Monday.
Margiotta was off duty on 9/11 when he raced to the World Trade Center, where he was killed at age 44.
There's a tantalizing mystery on Staten Island: who won the $72 million jackpot?
On this Tax Day, the debate over taxes is not taking a break. It's at full force in New Jersey.
Did you see Mary Calvi's story on CBS2 news at 5?
Add to the four questions a fifth. Is grain-like and gluten-free quinoa Kosher for Passover?
Fifty new American immigrants from 35 different nations were officially sworn-in as naturalized U.S. citizens on Monday.
There's no doubt that rent is lofty in neighborhoods like Tribeca and Soho, which is probably part of the reason why some of the area's most famous residents are up in arms over the city's plan to build a new sanitation and salt storage.
