L.I. Neighbors Engage In Friendly One-Upmanship In Holiday Displays
A friendly competition has been waged on Long Island over Christmas lights, pitting neighbor against neighbor.
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A friendly competition has been waged on Long Island over Christmas lights, pitting neighbor against neighbor.
Several people were reported injured Friday afternoon, when a multi-vehicle crash sent a school bus plowing into a building in Woodside, Queens.
A Hindu religious group on Friday said a new exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum is offensive and hurtful, and said it should be taken down.
Friday night marks the last holiday show for David Letterman. As fans know every year tradition is king with one particular song, Darlene Love singing "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)," taking center stage.
A judge in Stafford Township on Friday ordered Rocky's owner to relinquish ownership of her wayward pet.
Airfares seem to keep on climbing, but a 23-year-old computer whiz found a way to save you hundreds of dollars on airline tickets.
Christmas came early for military families in the Bronx Friday.
The video posted Wednesday shows three uniformed officers holding the teen while an officer in street clothing runs up and repeatedly punches him.
Investigators believe the woman may have helped two men get inside and rob Farah's Gold and Diamond jewelry back on Dec. 3.
Horse carriage drivers got some high-profile support Friday against Mayor de Blasio's push to ban them in New York.
For more than two decades, an elderly couple in New Jersey has relied on the U.S. Postal Service for their business. But now, their relationship with the post office is broken after an expensive package was crushed, CBS2's Meg Baker reported.
Police have arrested one man after an alleged violent robbery on Long Island.
Rockland County Executive Ed Day on Friday called a piece of hate mail targeting a county legislator "one of the most vile and despicable renderings" he has ever seen.
The owners of Jenkinson's Pavilion in Point Pleasant Beach are suing over a plan to build sand dunes, saying the project would transform their privately owned beach into a public one.
The first person convicted in federal court of profiting from the illegal sale of human organs is out of prison.
