Court Upholds NYC's Regulation Requiring Chain Restaurants To Label High-Sodium Menu Items
An appeals court says New York City's pioneering requirement for chain restaurants to flag salty items on their menus is both legal and "salutary."
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An appeals court says New York City's pioneering requirement for chain restaurants to flag salty items on their menus is both legal and "salutary."
A 35-page dossier compiled by a former British spy claiming that Russia gathered compromising information about President Donald Trump is gaining credibility among law enforcement, CBS News has learned.
President Donald Trump said Friday that he might sign a brand new travel ban next week, rather than waiting for the courts to deal with his first one.
President Donald Trump's executive order temporarily banning travelers from seven predominantly Muslim countries has raised concerns in the Muslim community.
A former substitute teacher from Lyndhurst, New Jersey was charged with exchanging sexually explicit videos with young girls through the internet and social media.
It happened again on Friday morning, the MTA confirmed that it was the third time in ten days that there was a service disruption at the 168th Street station in Washington Heights.
One man had been arrested and charged Friday, while another remained at large, in a triple homicide in Maplewood, New Jersey late last month.
A woman in Clifton, New Jersey said she let down her guard and got scammed.
You know the feeling when your ears pop in an airplane or an elevator? That's your Eustachian tube working, but when it's blocked, you could be in for some big ear problems.
A mixup that may have led an unsuspecting mom to breastfeed the wrong newborn turned a new mother's overwhelming joy into anxiety and anger.
A retired firefighter on Staten Island gave new meaning to the phrase 'good neighbor.'
She's out of the woods and raising money to help others still dealing with cancer with her line of unique bracelets called Knots & Arrows.
The snowstorm that socked the area this week may be over, but a danger still lies a step ahead.
City Hall issued a new response Friday to questions about the two grand juries that are investigating the actions of Mayor Bill de Blasio and his aides.
The New York Blood Center said it lost more than 2,000 donations it needs every day to supply 200 New York area hospitals.
