Sides Present Arguments Over Planned NYC Mosque
A group opposed to a planned mosque near Ground Zero has asked a judge to overturn New York City's decision to withhold landmark status for the building site.
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A group opposed to a planned mosque near Ground Zero has asked a judge to overturn New York City's decision to withhold landmark status for the building site.
David Rosen, chief executive of MediSys Health Network, has been replaced with his second-in-command. He's among eight people charged last week with participating in a federal influence-peddling case.
A new sandwich shop is re-introducing a classic Italian sandwich to a hungry new audience, so forget everything you might have thought about paninis. Tony Tantillo gets a taste of the new at Salume in SoHo for this week's Dining Deal.
Authorities said 40-year-old Tina Adovasio was last seen at her home at 1166 Edison Avenue in the Bronx around 9 p.m. on March 11.
A Manhattan art gallery with a view is giving passersby quite an eyeful -- and not everyone's happy about it. A religious group wants the show covered up.
Protesters rallied outside City Hall Tuesday calling New York City the marijuana arrest capital of the world.
Police were examining the wreckage of a bus that crashed on the New Jersey Turnpike Monday night to try to figure out why it crashed.
The list was compiled by comparing one-year job change numbers of the cities with the national employment average increase of 0.8 percent.
Many of us have heard the sound that can lead to more than $200 leaving your pocket -- and it's all because thousands of city streets resemble war-torn terrain.
On Tuesday, David Digeronimo, the suspect's father, spoke to CBS 2's Jennifer McLogan and said he told police to "put the guns away."
They are going beyond the law. That's the approach of one well-to-do neighborhood dealing with crime and turning to some unusual measures to protect itself.
Maksim Gelman, accused of killing four people and wounding four others in a 28-hour rampage last month, told police he had cancer, lamented his family life and said he wished police had shot him.
As nuclear plant issues arise in Japan those who live near the Indian Point power plant can't help but wonder if it could happen here.
Authorities are trying to determine what led to Saturday's tour bus crash in The Bronx that killed 15 people, and are going interviewing driver Ophadell Williams.
The Federal Reserve expressed more confidence in the U.S. economy even as Japan's nuclear crisis raised worries around the globe. The Fed said Tuesday that the economic recovery is on "firmer footing'' and the jobs market is "improving gradually.''
