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The EIF Revlon Run and Walk on Saturday morning raised money for women's cancer counseling, but many participants had the Boston Marathon on their mind.
The U.S. Postal Service next Saturday, May 11, will hold the annual Stamp Out Hunger event to aid the hungry and homeless on Long Island.
The thief grabs women's purses, takes their credit cards, and runs up a high bill on gift cards and store merchandise, according to police.
For 40 years the NYPD's Hostage Negotiating Team has been responsible for saving thousands of lives, while coming face to face with life-and-death situations.
Players from the revered Berkeley Little League were back on the field Friday while parents were still shaken up by the arrest of a well-respected coach.
Police said a man driving a tan van exposed himself to a 14-year-old girl and then trailed her for several blocks Thursday afternoon.
CBS 2's Marcia Kramer has learned another elected official is about to go down in the on-going corruption probe involving New York politicians and it turns out his colleague ratted him out.
In a statement announcing his retirement Harrington touted the University's achievements over the past 24 years, but only alluded to the difficulty of the past year.
Raynell Howington, 49, was found dead on Friday afternoon, by first responders who were responding to a 911 call about a woman being assaulted.
Early word of a potentially troublesome fire means less risk to homes and lives. Even the smallest sparks can lead to a raging fire, like the ones being battled in California.
WCBS 880 is starting a new weekly series leading to Memorial Day and the summer, focusing on how Jersey Shore towns are working to come back from superstorm Sandy.
Before Robert Downey Jr. can think about another film, he might want to see his latest one first.
With hundreds on hand in West Harrison to cheer him on Ty Powers, 44, legged out the remaining steps of the marathon that he never finished.
Retailers say the turnout and scope of the event, which began in 2002, is giving them and the industry a chance to tout their success by giving away 4.6 million comic books featuring everything from Superman to ``The Walking Dead'' to Gilbert Hernandez's ``Marble Season.'' It will be held on Saturday.
