Congressional Task Force: FEMA Has Failed In Getting Sandy Victims Money
A congressional task force has been put to work for the effort to get federal money to people still trying to rebuild after Superstorm Sandy.
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A congressional task force has been put to work for the effort to get federal money to people still trying to rebuild after Superstorm Sandy.
There are concerns megatowers going up in the 57th Street area could dim parts of Central Park.
Animal Care and Control and wildlife agencies are keeping an eye on the ducklings.
Some say billboards are a great way to raise needed money, others call them an unsightly blight on the community.
A prestigious award from the Brooklyn Museum honors women who have made outstanding contributions in their fields.
It is nearing a season that many people in the Tri-State Area dread, property tax assessment time.
The relatives of eight people killed by police said Tuesday that Gov. Andrew Cuomo has agreed to order a special prosecutor to investigate such deaths -- if his legislative proposal fails to establish a special monitor to review similar cases.
Poultry leasing has turned out to be a serious investment as more people want fresh eggs from humanely raised hens, without the responsibilities of ownership.
A woman who claimed that her baby boy was critically injured in a bat attack in the Bronx fabricated the story, sources told 1010 WINS.
You may find it surprising that a growing number of babies under the age of 1 swipe away on the smartphones and tablets. That's according to a new pediatric survey a the Einstein Healthcare Network.
Major changes will indeed be coming to quality of life law enforcement in New York City, sources told CBS2 on Tuesday.
Children as young as 9 years old are at risk of committing suicide. CBS2's Christine Sloan talked to one New Jersey father who knows that pain firsthand.
There could be a possible break in the disappearance of Lauren Spierer, an Indiana University student from Westchester who has been missing since June 2011.
The Long Island Rail Road and the Belmont Park racetrack are promising fans that they won't see a repeat of last year's commuter fiasco after the Belmont Stakes.
A city lawmaker is introducing legislation requiring a panic button connected directly to the police be installed in passenger areas of all taxi cabs and livery vehicles.
