De Blasio Raises Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour For 50,000 City Workers
De Blasio has said he wants to raise the city's minimum wage to $15 an hour for everyone, but that the state must agree.
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De Blasio has said he wants to raise the city's minimum wage to $15 an hour for everyone, but that the state must agree.
New mobile parking lot cameras are being used to scan license plates at high speeds in Port Washington, Long Island – finding non-resident cars trying to cheat the system.
Years after retirement, Fultz, of Peconic Heights, made his dying wife Gloria, a promise: he would turn her family recipe into a household name -- cHarissa.
The problem is no one bothered to get a permit from the state's Department of Environmental Protection.
There was high drama in a Bronx courtroom on Wednesday, as two mothers spoke of their sons.
A 10-mile delay snagged the northbound Garden State Parkway area late Wednesday, following a crash in the East Orange.
1010 WINS And CBSNewYork feature NYC Shelter Pets In Weekly Pet Post. Meet: Tabitha, Ace & Frankie.
Mayor Bill de Blasio revealed a new plan to identify and fix problems with the city's sprawling, 500-shelter system.
Over 500 fans were waiting in front of the Richard Rodgers Theater in hopes they'd be one of the lucky winners of the ticket lottery known as "Ham4Ham."
The U.N. Security Council strongly condemns North Korea's nuclear test and pledges to pursue new sanctions.
Some insurance companies might include drones in your homeowner's policy, others could lump them in with other items classified as high risk.
Calling Penn Station "un-New York" and a "miserable experience," Cuomo wants to jump-start long-delayed plans to overhaul the transit hub.
Time Warner Cable warned customers Wednesday that their personal information – including account passwords – may have been compromised.
The International Center of Photography is collaborating with the artist known as JR on a public art installation in Manhattan.
Chipotle says it has been served with a federal grand jury subpoena as part of a criminal investigation tied to a norovirus outbreak this summer.
