Jersey City Natural Gas Pipeline Expansion Under Fire
Visions of cities going up in flames have residents in Jersey City nervous about the extension of a natural gas pipeline there.
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Visions of cities going up in flames have residents in Jersey City nervous about the extension of a natural gas pipeline there.
601,055 "stop and frisks" were made by NYPD officers in 2010, an all-time high. The NYPD defended the number, saying that roughly ten percent of the stops resulted in arrests.
Five NYPD officers involved in the daring weekend helicopter rescue of two West Point cadets stranded on a cliff in high winds were recognized Tuesday for their heroism.
Melisa Jackson was facing larceny charges on Long Island. Police said she tried to steal nearly $50 worth of cosmetics from a Walmart in Westbury.
George Kiaha of Garrison received the maximum sentence in White Plains county court. He apologized to the family of 55-year-old Ralph Wood.
There's some delicious homestyle Italian food being cooked up in Yonkers. And who better than CBS 2's Tony Tantillo to pay a visit? He's at Dom and Vinnies to see what they're serving for this week's Dining Deal.
The State Department believes there are about 600 U.S. citizens along with several thousand dual U.S.-Libyan nationals currently in Libya.
Two Staten Island parents said they were just trying to teach their badly behaved 6-year-old a lesson, but police said they were punished for trying to dump their daughter at a precinct house.
For many people, cell phones serve as the ultimate accessory, but what about the danger so many have long suspected? Do the radio frequency signals emitted from cell phones affect our brain?
Officials said pigeons, chinchillas, a deer, a pig and a cow were also among the 100 animals found both dead and alive on a property in Shirley, N.Y., on Tuesday.
About 200 noisy but peaceful protesters — split about evenly "for" and "against" — chanted outside the district office of Long Island Congressman Peter King who plans hearings on radical Islam next month.
Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice said she will ask court approval to appoint Eric Dinallo to lead an investigation. Dinallo is the former state insurance superintendent.
Authorities said the suspects attacked an employee, who was cleaning Barbuto Restaurant after closing. The suspects allegedly got away with two laptops.
Apparently, one doesn't have to hit the road to feel the rage. It's official, researchers say "sidewalk rage" is real.
Christina Rohatynski, the director of the county-wide food bank, was mystified by the thefts of donated food.
