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You have probably heard about people stealing identities to open credit cards and purchase cars. But there a growing problem - people getting tax refunds after stealing someone's identity.
After 16 years on dialysis, Rolanda told us she'd love to be "updated" and see herself as a "normal" person again. Susan Swimmer, More magazine's features editor, and her glam team met up with Rolanda to give her a new look for her new life.
It may not be spring yet, but on The Couch we're ready for the season to start. TV 10-55's Alex Denis and the Mobile Couch got a jump start at the Blossoms on Broadway Orchid Show.
There is some major drama surrounding the Academy Awards on Sunday night. The Couch called in Rolling Stone critic Peter Travers to share his Oscar predictions in the major categories.
In the Best Picture category, 25 percent of more than 27,000 riders predicted that Steven Spielberg's historical drama "Lincoln" would take top honors, followed by Kathryn Bigelow's chronicle of the hunt for Osama bin Laden "Zero Dark Thirty."
After 20 children were children were killed in Newtown, the town clerk was inundated by reporters seeking the death certificates of the young victims. The families of the children were outraged.
Police said 13-year-old Tiffany Ortiz and 12-year-old Jaeden Gandia, who both live at 546 Putnam Avenue, were last seen leaving their home around 10 a.m., police said.
The 43-year-old Rivera threw 25 pitches Friday and said he was happy with the results. He expects to be ready when the Yankees open the regular season on April 1 against Boston.
Master mixologist Lynette Marrero returned to The Couch to show us how us some fun takes on the classic cocktail.
When Rheingold shut down its brewery in the 1960s, the Bronx became a beer wasteland. That was until a few years ago.
Eighteen year-old John McShea was charged with eight others in the beating of Dawid Strucinski of Bayonne, who was a 22-year-old recent graduate of Rutgers University at the time of the beating.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the $250 million New York City schools stand to lose amid a standoff on teacher evaluations is important, but the city "cannot compromise on having a real evaluation system."
Glen Cove police said they don't believe the student had any intent to make good on a list he created of some 40 fellow students, school faculty, and family members.
Police are looking for the man, identified only as Ziya T., in a southern Turkish province where they believe he has family.
Police say a 78-year-old man's body was found inside a burning apartment on Ross Street near Wythe Avenue.
