Watch CBS News
Stories of price gouging and fights at gas stations have also been commonplace. But now it seems people -- men in particular -- are finding new ways to take advantage of gas-seeking Tri-State residents: Sex.
The devastation of superstorm Sandy has apparently not dampened the patriotism of the residents of the Rockaways.
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano was in Bethpage on Tuesday, along with Rep. Peter King and Rep. Steve Israel to discuss the temporary housing options for those who lost their homes in the storm.
The man who was the prime suspect for years in a landmark child disappearance case is about to be released from a Pennsylvania prison where he has spent 20 years for molesting other children.
Election Day is not usually about sports, but it's time to credit our past presidents for the biggest sports events that occurred during their times in office.
It would've been an easy PR move -- and a wise marketing decision -- for the Knicks to bring back Jeremy Lin. But Raymond Felton has the offense running on all cylinders.
With a brand-new album and another Number One single under his belt, Jason Aldean is getting primed and ready for a busy touring schedule next year.
The Garden State continues to make strides in getting back to normal more than a week after superstorm Sandy.
A line of about 30 cars waited for gas at a Shell station in Ardsley around lunchtime on Tuesday.
Obama plays basketball and Romney campaigns on Election Day
Just like your body needs sleep to function, your fat cells need sleep too. Turns out, sleepy fat cells are bad for health, TV 10-55's Katie McGee reports.
Area officials cast their ballots Tuesday morning amid continuing concern over superstorm Sandy-related damage in New York and New Jersey.
Volunteers are opening their hearts - and their wallets - to anyone impacted by Hurricane Sandy. And they've done it in such a short period of time, as TV 10-55's Alex Denis reports.
Sanitation crews working 12-hour shifts have collected more than 55,000 tons of refuse and debris since the storm hit.
Though hospital needs were met, and heroic donors found the NYBC facilities that were able to remain open, the unprecedented disruption depleted the blood supply to the point where a significant recovery effort is necessary.
