Funeral Set For Short Hills Mall Carjacking Victim Dustin Friedland
Services for Dustin Friedland, 30, are scheduled for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Beth Am Shalom in Lakewood.
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Services for Dustin Friedland, 30, are scheduled for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Beth Am Shalom in Lakewood.
No matter how you get to work, it costs time and money to get there. But as CBS 2's Maurice DuBois reported Tuesday night, there is now a new app that benefits commuters with rewards.
Straphangers alerted the clerk at the station to try to stop the train, while others on the platform yelled at the man to lay down and stay low.
A North Amityville man has been charged with at least four counts of assault in connection with suspected "knockout game" attacks on Long Island.
'Tis the season for tipping, but whom do you tip, and how much?
A former Westchester County basketball coach has admitted in court that he committed sex acts against three grade-school girls.
Greenwich Village, the Manhattan neighborhood that was stage to generations of American cultural greats such as Edgar Allan Poe, Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen, is in better shape to last the ages as the city's newest historic landmark.
No one paid any attention to the safes in the Jersey City city hall -- or wondered what was in them -- until the city's new mayor, Steven Fulop, decided to hire a locksmith to open them.
An advocacy group for the homeless has disputed Mayor Michael Bloomberg's defense of his policies on homelessness as he kicked off his farewell tour on Tuesday.
The agreement averts a trial scheduled for next month, which means there will be no airing of such questions as how terrorists got through security.
The Westchester County village of Pleasantville has placed a police officer on administrative leave, after he was allegedly caught making a racist rant -- reportedly about President Barack Obama -- on Facebook.
Icy conditions prompted police to shut down a stretch of the Long Island Expressway in Suffolk County Tuesday evening.
Two former child services workers who were blamed for the death of a starved Brooklyn girl will avoid prison time.
The Public Service Enterprise Group, operator of New Jersey's largest utility in the Public Service Electric and Gas Company, said it wants to hit the ground running when it takes over for the troubled Long Island Power Authority on Jan. 1.
There were epic traffic delays, yet again, Monday night, because of emergency repair work at the George Washington Bridge. And then on Tuesday the head engineer said we haven't seen the end of this.
