Charges Dropped Against John Dewey H.S. Principal In Grade-Fixing Scandal
An arbitrator has dismissed all charges against a Brooklyn high school principal who was terminated for her alleged involvement in a long-term grade fixing scandal.
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An arbitrator has dismissed all charges against a Brooklyn high school principal who was terminated for her alleged involvement in a long-term grade fixing scandal.
Authorities are investigating another round of bomb threats made against several schools in New Jersey.
Nearly 2,000 nurses from around New York state have traveled to the state Capitol in Albany to urge lawmakers to pass a minimum staffing law.
Ringo Starr has canceled a show in North Carolina because of the new state law pertaining to transgender people and restrooms.
The Republican candidate for president has long criticized de Blasio's policies, but the radio ad is his most pointed attack yet.
A Staten Island man was indicted Wednesday for killing his wife's 2-month-old Chihuahua, police said.
Watch representatives from the Clinton and Sanders campaigns debate Friday at CBS Radio's Hudson Square Studios. This event will be followed on Monday with a debate featuring supporters of the GOP.
Cuomo said the state is accelerating the timelines so that construction on the 1.2 million square foot expansion will begin this fall.
A suspect was arrested and is now facing charges in connection to a shooting that left one Rutgers University student dead and another injured.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said she's confident she can beat Donald Trump and said she's "already gotten more votes" than the GOP front-runner.
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said letters went to American Eagle, Aeropostale, Payless, Disney, Coach and several other retailers.
The two incidents were "more aggressive than anything we've seen in some time," a senior defense official told CBS News.
McCartney will put on a concert at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford on August 7.
The new "contact-less" system will allow subway and bus rides to flash bank cards, mobile devices or MTA-issued "smart" cards for payment.
Police have released a sketch of the man in hopes that someone will recognize him.
