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With more people coming and going during the holidays, short-term rentals in the city are in high demand, but property managers are warning tenants that some of the listings could be illegal.
Commuters were recently given a chance to sound off about their issues with NJ TRANSIT. Lawmakers are looking to improve service and upgrade one of the busiest transit hubs in the Garden State.
B&H says it has done nothing wrong, and that the attorney general wants to charge New Yorkers a tax on money they never spent.
Past winners include such CBS greats as Walter Cronkite, Lesley Stahl and Bob Schieffer.
Thanks to Toys for Tots, thousands of children across Long Island have a present to unwrap to each holiday season.
This comes while the schools chancellor remains silent on whether she should stay or go.
On the eve of a playoff game, a legendary football coach has been suspended. The decision was met with anger that boiled over Thursday morning in New Rochelle.
One Manhattan neighborhood is on edge after a close encounter. It was just after 10 p.m. on Wednesday night when West Village residents out walking their dogs saw something very unusual.
Dozens of children in New York City are smiling like they never have before.
Thomas Spota, now 78, who wielded influence and power for 16 years as district attorney, is, himself, on trial in federal court.
They survived! Nearly two dozen Adelphi University students made it a full week without their cell phones!
Two students were killed and three others wounded when a suspect - now in custody - opened fire at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, Calif.
Witness video showed the officers drag the victim into the street with guns drawn and kick him while he was on fire.
Katja Herbers, the star of the hit show "Evil" on CBS, stopped by to talk about the psychological mystery which examines the origins of evil along the dividing line between science and religion.
Flames broke out around 9 a.m. at a house on Livermore Avenue in Westerleigh.
