Study: Cold Weather May Be Linked To Common Cold After All
A new study from Yale University found that cold temperatures really can lead to colds, but not for the reason you might think.
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A new study from Yale University found that cold temperatures really can lead to colds, but not for the reason you might think.
The dog's owner, John Balk, said the 4-year-old pooch was shot to death and a pellet was found in his chest.
When Maria Diaz's daughter stopped by in May during a building inspection, she found a shirtless man living inside.
The officers who were shot and wounded in the Bronx on Monday night both came from Rockland County, and their friends and families were heartbroken over the shootings.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo eulogized his father by saying he was steadfast in his beliefs and sought a career in government to do good for New Yorkers who had been neglected by the system.
An aerial anti-Bill de Blasio campaign that began days after two NYPD officers were gunned down in Brooklyn is still flying high.
Rachel Noerdlinger, the former chief of staff to New York City's first lady, says she's gotten a new job at a public relations firm.
Members of a joint public schools panel blasted Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson's management style and her plans to overhaul the district during a hearing Tuesday, with one senator calling for her to resign.
The officer driving a moving patrol car in Brooklyn that hit and seriously injured another officer has been suspended; his badge and gun were also taken, police sources tell CBS2.
A police captain has been charged with trying to run down a councilman from a nearby city with her car, authorities said Tuesday.
In opening statements at Smith's corruption retrial, a prosecutor said the Queens Democrat paid bribes to get permission from Republican leaders to run on the GOP line.
Yolanda Ostoloza faces 1-3 years in prison after she was convicted of acting as a pimp, prostituting her barely 15-year-old daughter during the event, which took place at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, last year.
The lieutenant said the Police Department is taking part in a program designed to help young people arrested for drug use get on the right track.
Madeline Singas replaces Kathleen Rice, who was being sworn in as a Long Island congresswoman on Tuesday.
The essay appears as her husband Bill de Blasio remains embroiled in a tense back-and-forth with police unions, who have said he has blood on his hands.
