Mimi Vang Olsen Pet Portraits: NYC Artist Immortalizes Cherished Cats and Dogs
At her West Village storefront studio, Mimi Vang Olsen paints portraits of dogs, cats, and the occasional guinea pig.
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At her West Village storefront studio, Mimi Vang Olsen paints portraits of dogs, cats, and the occasional guinea pig.
Debit and credit cards that were used inside the stores or at the fuel pumps could have been compromised, but the ATMs were not.
The two were driving through Los Angeles and managed to cruise by a special place, the home Eilish grew up in and still lives in.
Police are trying to identify suspects seen in a surveillance video connected to a violent robbery earlier this month in Morningside Heights.
Those living at or below the federal poverty line can apply online during the open enrollment period that starts on Jan. 27.
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The loss still runs deep for their widows, but they're honoring their lives by giving to others.
For the first time, there were less than 10 candidates on the stage, with only seven candidates qualifying Thursday.
New York residents with an E-Z Pass would see tolls rise from $4.75 to $5.25 in 2021 and then to $5.75 in 2022.
John Kucko of CBS-affiliate WROC captured the amazing scene as the shoreline in Webster, New York was frozen solid by the ice-cold conditions along Lake Ontario.
A security services firm has released their annual report on the worst passwords still being used by people online -- and yes, "password" is still a bad password.
CBS2's Hazel Sanchez talked to the experts to find out who you should be tipping and ways to determine how much.
Hundreds of people are getting the gift of car ownership for Christmas through the generosity of the auto collision industry. On Thursday, three Long Island veterans were among the grateful recipients.
