Residents Determined To Stop N.J. Cemetery From Building Crematorium
Plans to build a crematorium next to a quiet neighborhood has residents crying out, "not in my backyard."
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Plans to build a crematorium next to a quiet neighborhood has residents crying out, "not in my backyard."
Accused mob boss killer Anthony Comello waived contesting his extradition from New Jersey to New York where he likely faces murder charges this week.
Trying to demonstrate they'll be able to fix mass transit if they get congestion pricing, Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials said Monday they've already made dramatic improvements.
Paul Caneiro, 52, is accused of killing his brother Keith Caneiro, sister-in-law Jennifer, their 11-year-old son Jesse and 8-year-old daughter Sophia and setting their Colts Neck mansion on fire last November.
Experts say cashless businesses are becoming more popular as technology expands.
New findings released from the Nassau County Task force weighed the pros and cons of legal recreational marijuana sales.
New state-of-the-art technology could help save thousands of lives in Suffolk County.
A major subway hub in Queens closed overnight for a multi-million dollar renovation project that's expected to last nearly a year.
CBS2 has told you about several similar incidents on the 7 train line. This time, it's the A train.
Lewis is accused of strangling and sexually abusing 30-year-old Vetrano while she was jogging through Spring Creek Park in Howard Beach. His first trial ended in a mistrial last November.
A Haledon shop was offering prom dresses to teens in need. Now the charity says someone took advantage of their generosity.
The Cougars are a favorite dark horse pick for a Final Four run. CBS Sports play by play man Andrew Catalon understands why after seeing them play.
St. John's, Seton Hall, Iona and Fairleigh Dickinson made it to the Big Dance, and CBS New York's Chris Scaglione has tournament tips for your picks.
From a brush with death to baking doughnuts, Black Label Donuts' Rich Eng is grateful for his life with no time to waste.
As New York City's homeless population continues to rise, the debate over how to handle the problem is getting even more fired up.
