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CBS2's Chris Wragge hears from CBS News' Travel Editor Peter Greenberg on this summer's travel outlook.
The woman said after being recruited for the secret "master-slave" society within an upstate New York self-help group she received a disturbing message from her handler: It was her turn to "seduce" the group's leader, Keith Raniere.
School security is a top priority in New Rochelle, where parents are debating a proposal to put armed officers in the high school.
Jamir Thompson allegedly opened fire on April 25, killing 18-year-old Marilyn Cotto Montanez.
One 18-year-old male was killed and seven students were hurt in a shooting at STEM School Highlands Ranch in Colorado.
Be prepared: Ride share drivers are planning a strike Wednesday ahead of Uber's planned initial public offering on Wall Street.
Qualified Bronx residents will be the first to receive the NYC Care card. Introduced by Mayor Bill de Blasio, the card will be the key to quality and affordable health care for thousands of New Yorkers who cannot afford or are ineligible for insurance.
Brown, 86, died Friday night. He served as Queens' prosecutor for 27 years.
Starting in October 2020, travelers will need a REAL ID as a standard driver's license will no longer get someone onto a commercial flight.
As we move into the outdoor season, a new study is raising concerns over the safety of the most common ingredients in sunscreens.
Mayors from four surrounding towns of Paterson are asking a power plant to stop a plan at the Paterson Falls opponents say could cause major flooding in their towns.
Most are in Williamsburg, where 84 unvaccinated people have received summonses for not complying with the emergency order.
Police say the suspects have struck nine times since March 12 in the Fordham, Bedford Park, Norwood and Mount Eden sections.
After glitches in the rollout and twice extending deadlines, Nassau County taxpayers challenging their reassessments have until midnight to file a grievance.
The lawsuits claim the sprays are not safe, but the company disagrees.
