Trump's Proposed Arts Funding Cuts Would Put Culture In Danger, Democratic Lawmakers Say
Several Democratic New York lawmakers said Sunday that they will fight federal budget cuts targeting the arts.
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Several Democratic New York lawmakers said Sunday that they will fight federal budget cuts targeting the arts.
Police said Sunday that the alleged assault took place during the evening of March 30 as the woman was being driven from a work gathering to her home in Santa Ana.
The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations says there's no question Russia was involved in the U.S. presidential election and insists President Donald Trump would fully support strong action against the Kremlin once investigations are complete.
The embassy's Cultural Services kicked off the programs this week in New York City with public lectures and conferences focusing on art, literature and history and French-American relations.
New Jersey Republican state Sen. Gerald Cardinale said he got the idea for the organ donation bill when a friend died waiting for a kidney while another friend of his lived after receiving a transplant.
Sunday marks World Autism Awareness Day. What better way to tap into a child on the spectrum's hidden potential than with toys that are both fun and beneficial to their development?
CBS2's Andrea Grymes and Cindy Hsu spent some time with chef Naomi Nachman from Kosher.com and author of the new book, "The Perfect Pesach."
In this edition of "Furry Friend Finder," CBS2's Cindy Hsu and John Marshall introduce Lavinia and Joshua, who are looking for forever homes.
CBS2's Cindy Hsu sat down with Lisa Goring, Chief Program and Marketing Officer for the Autism Speaks organization, who offered up some great advice for parents.
Police with search dogs surrounded the shop on Ronkonkoma Avenue near 9th Street after they responded to reports of a robbery, the fourth of its kind since February.
Good Sunday morning everybody! Today will be a real treat with plenty of sunshine, less wind, and temps in the mid & upper 50s.
An accidental bonfire explosion Saturday at a town fair north of Paris injured 18 people, including three children, as the festive spring event turned into chaos, authorities said.
The gaming system was his prized possession until he heard about a police officer who was killed in the line of duty.
Police sources say the 29-year-old openly gay victim got on the northbound C train at the Franklin Avenue station in Bed-Stuy headed for work in Manhattan just before 9 a.m. Thursday.
While wild and wacky, the event does raise money for homeless children.
