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When Dina DiGirolamo filled up her Ford Focus Wednesday night at the Delta gas station on Route 23 in Jefferson Township, she said she got mostly water in her fuel tank, not gasoline.
The protesters are demanding $15 an hour and union representation.
Men and women from around the world convened at the United Nations headquarters before marching down to Times Square.
The Manhattan-based company was organized on March 8, 1915.
The officers suffered minor injuries in the incident, police said.
An autopsy of Sabrina Cammock was conducted Sunday, but medical examiners' spokeswoman Julie Bolcer said further studies are to be done.
The driver of the Jeep was killed, and another man was also reportedly wounded.
Sarah McTasney says eventually she would like to start an official group warning of the dangers of oil-filled railroad cars chugging through Rockland County.
California Sen. Dianne Feinstein said the former first lady and New York senator "needs to step up and come out and say exactly what the situation was," adding that from "this point on, the silence is going to hurt her."
A driver got stuck between railroad crossing gates and escaped, not far from the crossing where a fiery crash between a train and another car killed six people last month, police said.
The New York Democrat said Sunday that has written to the Federal Aviation Administration to urge the agency to immediately implement several security upgrades to protect the systems.
Cycle for Survival is a national movement to beat rare cancers. It has raised $75 million so far for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
In this edition of "Furry Friend Finder," CBS2's Vanessa Murdock and Diane Macedo introduce us to Chloe and Patty, who are looking for homes.
Parade organizers waited 10 minutes for de Blasio, and the banner reading "Mayor of New York Bill de Blasio" was carried for 14 blocks -- half of the parade route -- without the mayor anywhere in sight.
According to a study by the University of British Columbia, the number of wrecks climb 17 percent during the first week after the clocks spring forward.
