MTA Board To Vote On Outside Investigation Into Overtime
MTA board members are expected to vote Wednesday on whether or not to launch an independent investigation into alleged overtime abuses.
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MTA board members are expected to vote Wednesday on whether or not to launch an independent investigation into alleged overtime abuses.
A police investigation continues into disruption on the subways Tuesday night after emergency brakes were activated on several trains.
Another lovely day is here! Temps start off in the 50s and we top off off at 74°.
Under the bill, the state would award a 10-cent tax credit for every pound of shells, up to $1,000 worth of tasty seafood.
Making, selling, transporting or possessing 3D-printed guns and other undetectable firearms would be banned in New York under legislation approved by the state Legislature.
A traumatized 61-year-old elementary school teacher walked CBS2 through her home on 104th Avenue in Jamaica, where she was held hostage by a strange man Monday evening.
Pro-abortion rights advocates across the country marched Tuesday in protest against new laws restricting abortions in several states.
In the first poll since New York City's mayor announced his candidacy for the White House, just eight percent of those surveyed had a favorable opinion of hizzoner.
New Jersey State Police arrested 55-year-old Richard Sullivan last month.
Nine cardiac arrest survivors reunited with the FDNY paramedics who saved their lives during the 25th annual "Second Chance Ceremony."
Colette Tretola, a Ridgewood High School parent, stood up at this week's Board of Education meeting and expressed concern about how extra credit points were handed out by one teacher.
There's a major change to New York City's EMS system that should dramatically improve the chance of surviving a major stroke.
It can be an easy trap to fall into, even for drivers who swear they know better.
There's a new form of teamwork in the battle against substance abuse. High school coaches on Long Island have been enlisted to help spot drug and alcohol abusers and respond with support.
A Westchester County man who had great success on Wall Street says it's the best investment he's ever made -- steering several million dollars to students from struggling families.
