Teen Arrested In Fatal Bronx Shooting
Police arrested a man on Friday in the shooting of three men in the Bronx.
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Police arrested a man on Friday in the shooting of three men in the Bronx.
Time Out New York Kids has some great ideas for your family this weekend. Time Out New York's Mary Squillace joins CBS 2's Cindy Hsu live in studio with the details.
Spring may have finally arrived on Saturday as the Tri-State preps for a pleasant, mostly sunny day.
Despite a 30-minute late start there was a Big Apple welcome for Charlie Sheen at the legendary Radio City Music Hall on Friday night -- a rousing standing ovation. But the fandemonium was short lived.
President Barack Obama said a last-minute deal Friday with congressional leaders to avert a government shutdown happened because "Americans of different beliefs came together."
For Adam Kim and Kevin Jun it started as a wild high school house party but quickly turned into what they call a night of misery.
Dennis Walcott had been in ousted Cathie Black's shadow for months. Now, he has become the face of the Big Apple school system.
On Long Island investigators hope to be getting closer to finding the serial killer who dumped eight bodies in Suffolk County.
The New York City Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in finding the suspect in two burglaries and two attempted burglaries in Brooklyn.
Hot or not? Overweight, or under-dressed? That's what posters are asking on an anonymous website catering to college students – and the website uses the subjects' names.
Spring has only just sprung, but it's already a season of growing discontent in Queens. Senior citizens say they're being gouged by new fees at the Botanical Garden.
Grainy images on a building surveillance tape have become key evidence in the case against two NYPD officers accused of rape.
Public employee unions are being pushed to make concessions as local governments struggle to balance budgets. This is especially the case in Westchester County, where battle lines are being drawn.
Residents and local lawmakers demanded changes at a deadly off-ramp in Queens after two separate accidents in the past two weeks left two people dead.
PEZ was originally fashioned as a mint to help smokers quit back in 1927.
