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Big-name Republicans are standing behind New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie days after a former loyalist said evidence exists that Christie knew about a politically motivated traffic jam last year even as it happened.
Taking the train to MetLife Stadium? You'd better pack your patience -- and a ticket to the big game. WFAN reporter Chris Lopresti said he had to wait an hour in line before boarding at Secaucus.
Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman has been found dead inside his Greenwich Village home, police sources confirmed to CBS News.
While keeping the pressure on Metro-North, Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy says his state will install two transformers to replace the aging ones in Cos Cob.
Mayor Bill de Blasio disputed reports Sunday that his plan to divert $210 million from charter school expansion is aimed at funding universal prekindergarten.
It was a "Big Hello to Brooklyn" Saturday night. On Sunday, the Red Hot Chili Peppers will give an even bigger hello to a worldwide audience watching Super Bowl XLVIII.
The upper New York-bound levels of the George Washington Bridge have reopened following an accident involving two tractor-trailers Sunday.
In this edition of Furry Friend Finder, CBS 2's Cindy Hsu and Andrea Grymes introduce us to Maurice and Isabelle, who are looking for homes.
Nearly three dozen jazz musicians who attended LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts will converge on one stage Monday night to raise money for their alma mater.
Mets captain David Wright hopes the Seattle Seahawks knock it out of the park -- so to speak -- on Super Sunday. Meanwhile, Yankees reliever David Robertson will be cheering on the guys in orange and blue.
For some, Super Bowl Sunday is less about the big game and more about the wack, wild and often controversial commercials that air during it.
Here's a tip, you can thank us later: Don't. Drive. To. The. Game. For those going to MetLife or watching at home, read on for everything you'll want to know about Super Sunday.
The Staten Island Zoo's celebrity groundhog predicted New York's brutal winter thus far will hang around a while longer.
Police on Saturday said the man forcibly took the women's purses in the Brighton Beach neighborhood on Jan. 21, 24, 25 and 29.
It's that time again! All eyes are focused on football's biggest stage -- for the commercials.
