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A water leak is creating dangerous, slippery conditions on a sidewalk in a Queens neighborhood.
A good Samaritan rescued a fellow commuter who fell onto the tracks after she was punched in the face by a man at a Long Island Rail Road train station.
Holding up a picture of Dustin Friedland, the family of the 30-year-old Hoboken attorney sat in the front row of the courtroom Thursday for the sentencing of Hanif Thompson, Karif Ford and Kevin Roberts.
A woman confronted the former NYPD police officers she claims raped her during a traffic stop in Brooklyn last year.
In his new role, Silverman will help manage the day-to-day news coverage for the station, its website and social media channels – in addition to his current reporting and anchoring responsibilities.
Sex, drugs, activism, and war are front and center in a new exhibit at the New York Public Library.
A pregnant woman from Long Island who was fired after refusing to get a flu shot is filing a lawsuit.
A medal-winning Olympic gymnast said Thursday that sexual assault by a Michigan sports doctor "left scars" in her mind that may never fade as a judge heard a third day of testimony from victims.
The New York City Department of Health surveyed 8,500 public high school students in the five boroughs.
CBS2's Elle McLogan tastes a neon kelp cocktail and seaweed-flavored funnel cake at Sunken Hundred.
A joint operation between Spanish and Portuguese police has resulted in the officers uncovering more than 1,500 pounds of cocaine hidden inside a pineapple shipment.
D'Angelo Russell can't return to the lineup soon enough. The Nets guard hasn't played since injuring his knee in Utah on Nov. 11.
The Patriots dispatched the Titans in easy fashion, but they know that the AFC Championship is a much bigger stage with a tougher opponent. As a matchup with the Jaguars approaches, the team of veterans is ready to get to work.
From furniture to food to fashion, more and more industries offer sustainable goods.
It started early Thursday morning at a commercial building on Bath Avenue.
