Expert Advises Which Car Repairs Can Wait, Which Are Urgent As Winter Conditions Take Toll
Potholes, road salt and other wintertime hazards have wreaked havoc on cars all across the region.
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Potholes, road salt and other wintertime hazards have wreaked havoc on cars all across the region.
CBS 2's Cindy Hsu tackles the do's and don'ts of college internships.
The March 21 strike threat is on hold until July 20 as union members and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority agree to more talks with a federal arbitrator in Washington.
A Brooklyn man claims he was blamed and framed by police for an accident involving a squad car. He says surveillance video proves he's innocent, and the officers concocted a story to protect themselves.
The lawsuit is seeking punitive damages because attorney Amos Gern said his client sustained permanent scars on her thighs.
Yoel Gonzalez, 27, is charged with rape and criminal sex act. He is expected to be arraigned Friday in Hempstead.
The National Weather Service says flooding may be exacerbated by clogged road drains that have been blocked by snow and ice.
Idelfonso Mendez pleaded guilty Thursday to gang assault, though not to any hate crime charges, in the October 3, 2010 beating that authorities described as a violent act mixed with gang ideology, sexual assault, torture and bias against gays.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the plan Friday. He says it will "dramatically improve'' the power grid on Long Island. It suffered widespread and sometimes weeks-long outages after the October 2012 storm.
The U.N. chief said he was counting on Bloomberg's "dedicated and visionary leadership'' to help countries around the world address the climate change phenomenon.
Prosecutors in court Friday argued that after the baby was born in a bathroom, Santos Elena Ruiz Solano caused three fractures to the baby's skull. But Solano's attorney said his client didn't kill her child.
The fund will distribute assets forfeited in the Madoff case. It's separate from a bankruptcy court proceeding that has recovered money to redistribute to burned Madoff clients.
Police say the suspect has gone after women three times in less than two weeks in Kew Gardens and Forest Hills.
The organization feeds the hungry at its soup kitchen, packs up food boxes with a week's worth of staples for needy families and delivers hot meals to neighborhoods with its two mobile food trucks.
Walter Kozicky was born in Ukraine and calls the deaths of dozens of protesters shameful. A map of Ukraine hangs in Kozicky's Yonkers office, showing a nation caught linguistically, culturally and politically between Russia and the west.
