New Yorkers, Tourists Enjoying Unseasonably Warm December Weather
New York City is expected to see 60-degree temperatures for the fourth day in a row, and a record of 65 could be set.
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New York City is expected to see 60-degree temperatures for the fourth day in a row, and a record of 65 could be set.
The show, based on the novel by Alice Walker has already appeared on "The Great White Way" as well as on the big screen.
The New Jersey Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced that this year's annual state-mandated bear hunt will be extended for an additional four days.
Simon & Schuster is looking for "one super-Swiftie'' to serve as "honorary author'' whose name will appear on the jacket.
The New Jersey governor, who had been dropped from the main stage during the last debate, is one of nine Republican presidential candidates to qualify for the network's prime-time event on Tuesday.
A Suffolk County woman died after being rescued from a burning house on Sunday afternoon, according to police.
The event offers individual blessings to all kinds of pets, including dogs, bunnies, guinea pigs, farm animals and even NYPD horses.
Santa Claus greeted around 25 patients from St. Mary's Children's Hospital at a at the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square on Sunday.
In one incident, the victim was punched, police said. In the other two, the robbers showed handguns, according to authorities.
A Scarsdale man has been arrested in connection to a wrong-way crash that left a 64-year-old woman dead, according to officials.
Local politicians met at City Hall on Sunday for a press conference on Puerto's current fiscal crisis.
Many people are still scrambling to change their health insurance after a major insurer, Health Republic, went belly up.
Stephen Hoover and Giovanni Morales of Ooviña Latin Tapas and Wine Bar stopped by the CBS2 studios to show off some dishes that you'll be proud to serve at your holiday table.
"It is sheer madness what we are doing now," Cuomo said. "You can be a suspected terrorist, and it is not illegal to possess a firearm or explosives."
The show's director and choreographer, Jennifer Weber, stopped by the CBS2 studios to talk about the show while some of the dancers performed.
