NY Comptroller Goes After Facebook For Mishandling Personal Data, Fake News And Hate Speech
New York state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has written to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg demanding big changes in corporate governance.
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New York state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has written to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg demanding big changes in corporate governance.
New video released Wednesday morning shows a man accused of burning pride flags in Harlem.
The FDNY says they responded to six manhole fires in Clinton Hill around 6 p.m. Tuesday evening.
The Board's 5-4 Tuesday approved a 1.5 percent increase on one-year leases and a 2.5 percent hike on two-year leases.
CBS2's Dick Brennan reports that nearly every medical procedure for people, is now being performed on pets.
If you were in Long Island City Tuesday night and felt the ground shake – it wasn't a subway – it was an earthquake.
They are dodging bullets and fearing for their lives. Many New Yorkers are concerned after eight shootings this month that left at least 10 innocent victims wounded by stray bullets.
With over 90 percent of precincts reporting, Caban reportedly has a 39-38 percent lead over Katz.
The authority that operates New York's airports and many of its bridges and tunnels is proposing fare and toll hikes across a broad swath of its facilities.
For their survey, WalletHub compared all 50 states based on two main dimensions -- military engagement and civic engagement.
Students and faculty found out Monday the Archdiocese of Newark is shutting the school down on June 30.
Mitch McConnell met with the retired police officers and firefighters weeks after comedian Jon Stewart and many ailing emergency workers criticized lawmakers for not acting faster to approve the funding.
Witnesses said someone threw two kittens from a vehicle into the road.
Authorities began investigating 25-year-old Michael V. Zaremski after he was accused of sending pictures to a woman's employer that depicted religious or ethnic insensitivity.
Engineers are protesting the agency allegedly offering extra money only to certain engineers, and not everyone, to work relief days for special events.
