Closing Arguments Heard In Sarah Stern Murder Trial
Closing arguments were expected Friday in the murder trial of a New Jersey man accused of strangling his childhood friend and stealing her inheritance money.
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Closing arguments were expected Friday in the murder trial of a New Jersey man accused of strangling his childhood friend and stealing her inheritance money.
There's fear and uncertainty instead of pomp and circumstance on the campus of the College of New Rochelle.
Hundreds of talented students are auditioning for the Youth America Grand Prix, the largest global network of dance.
Livery driver Mahoob Lohdi was going about his business when a wooden beam suddenly plummeted from an elevated 7 train platform near 65th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Woodside.
CBS2's Steve Overmyer spoke with Bob Ellis, the man who's selling the prized items.
Local elected officials and residents are calling on the Department of Transportation to put paint on the pavement.
A man was arrested Friday after he allegedly followed a 51-year-old woman home and then tried to sexually assault her in Manhattan.
The defense team for Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman said it will seek a new trial in light of "misconduct" on the part of several jurors who allegedly followed media accounts of the case.
Nassau County police have identified the couple involved in a family tragedy on Long Island after their daughter found her parents dead Thursday night in their home.
Cuomo said the project would've have brought in 25,000 jobs and $27 billion in revenues in exchange for $3 billion in incentives, and mocked those he said failed to understand it.
They were the stories of working parents who were moved out of shelters by the Department of Homeless Services into squalid, uninhabitable homes in New Jersey.
Psychotherapist Jonathan Alpert talks to CBSN New York's Dana Tyler about the possible psychology behind the Robert Kraft prostitution charges scandal which broke Friday in Florida.
On Friday, Carson chose Bart M. Schwartz to lead HUD's efforts in making sure NYCHA deals with the poor and potentially dangerous conditions within New York City's public housing units.
CBS2 has been investigating working parents who were moved out of shelters by the Department of Homeless Services into squalid, uninhabitable homes in New Jersey.
Nine of the counts specify the victim was between 13 and 16. One count did not specify any ages.
