CBS2 Exclusive: Mom Delivers Baby Herself In Car In Oyster Bay Cove
It was quite a ride for a Long Island couple this week, as they had a do-it-yourself baby delivery in their car.
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It was quite a ride for a Long Island couple this week, as they had a do-it-yourself baby delivery in their car.
Soon, historic Miller Brothers Plumbing and Heating will close its doors and sell the 600-acre lot that has occupied the corner since 1924.
The box contains a miniature metal collar, and the instructions say it's supposed to go around a black passenger's neck.
Investigators were still on the scene Thursday morning near Park and North Portland avenues in Fort Greene where an unmarked police vehicle could be seen with broken glass and covered in bullet holes.
Selena Gomez has revealed that she's battling the debilitating immune system disorder lupus.
A new batch of police officers were welcomed into the NYPD with a warning from the city's top cop.
Police have released surveillance video of two men wanted for vandalizing the Mexican Consulate last month.
Thabo Sefolosha is charged with misdemeanor obstructing government administration, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest charges.
On Wednesday, the board returned its findings, substantiating an excessive use of force claim against Officer James Frascatore.
Cosi reported sales at its company-owned restaurants were down 4.5 percent in September compared to last year.
The board said in a consent order that the nurse `administered an inadequate amount of the flu vaccine to patients using single-use syringes
North Hempstead Supervisor Judy Bosworth said the town and surrounding villages will receive 24 signs, which show how fast vehicles are traveling and blink when someone is speeding.
Eva Moskowitz, founder and CEO of Success Academy charter schools, made the announcement on the steps of City Hall Thursday morning.
The woman, said to be in her 20s, and her child were found unconscious in their home Wednesday night. They were pronounced dead at a local hospital.
Schneiderman's office is looking into whether employees at DraftKings and FanDuel have an unfair advantage at winning prizes using their companies' data.
