Manhattan Lounge Singer Has Been Keeping Crowds Entertained Since 1922
Irving Fields, 98, performs six nights a week at Nino's Tuscany Restaurant in Midtown, he has been performing in New York since 1922, CBS 2's Cindy Hsu reported.
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Irving Fields, 98, performs six nights a week at Nino's Tuscany Restaurant in Midtown, he has been performing in New York since 1922, CBS 2's Cindy Hsu reported.
Someone called 911 and directed law enforcement to a home on Newark Avenue, where they claimed a Kean University student was holding his brother and sister hostage with a pipe bomb.
Residents at the Lincoln Houses complex in East Harlem rolled out the welcome mat so the candidates can see what life is really like for the 3,100 residents.
According to police, an argument took place before officers were called to the scene around 5:40 Sunday morning. The Medical Examiner will determine the cause of death.
Officers from the Suffolk County Police Marine Bureau have rescued two men from a sinking boat in the Long Island Sound.
Crime is at a historic low in New York City, according to Mayor Mike Bloomberg.
Authorities are searching for the driver of a sport utility vehicle that struck and injured a northern New Jersey police officer.
In announcing his departure earlier this month, Rev. Thomas Iwanowksi said he met with Newark Archbishop John Myers on July 5 "to discuss the situation here.'' The two decided "it would be best'' for Iwanowski to move 'forward in faith.'''
Shepherd's nightly radio show became a tradition for many in the 1960s and 1970s.
The Rain Room continues to be a hugely popular installation at the Museum of Modern Art. MoMA's curator-in-chief, Klaus Biesenbach, discussed the exhibit.
Michelle has attended Cornell, Columbia and Marymount Manhattan College. Her new film, "Apartment 1303," opens in 3D on Wednesday.
The medical examiner's office says hyperthermia caused the 78-year-old man's death on Friday. The National Weather Service says the air temperature reached 96 degrees in the city that day.
Every Sunday morning around 8:20 on CBS 2 HD News, the Humane Society of New York City will feature some of its many great pets up for adoption.
Six ex-cons sued Pataki and other state officials for tens of millions of dollars. The lawsuit accuses the state of abusing its authority eight years ago by transferring the plaintiffs to psychiatric facilities at the end of their prison terms - in effect, summarily extending their sentences without recourse.
In a press release, New York's senior senator said last week's heat wave highlighted the need to strengthen the equipment and make the transit systems more resilient.
