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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.
Nearly 2.1 million people are registered to vote, with more than 100,000 citizens becoming new voters since early September.
The "Spirit of Louisiana'' can easily be placed into service because it's built to the City of New York's specifications.
The singer strapped on a banjo for her Grammy-winning track "Mean" and told the story behind the song.
Nassau County police said the 23-year-old Freeport firefighter was using an electric vacuum to illegally siphon gas from a Village of Freeport Fire Department vehicle to his personal car when electricity set the gas on fire.
The Voice has officially gone live! The first night of live playoffs have begun and the talent was out of control.
Atlanta is still undefeated, but I'm not totally buying into them. It's all about the playoffs with this group.
All this week, CBS Radio New York will be setting up at various locations in the tri-state area with station vans and Academy buses to collect needed relief items.
Can anyone other than Vice President Joe Biden himself imagine Joe Biden as a presidential candidate after all we've learned about him in the past four years while he has sat one heartbeat away from the presidency?
Let's be honest -- the days of acceptable losses ended when the team ditched N.J.
While Mitt Romney talks about binders full of women, Democrats have ballots full of women.
The baby-faced Memphis coach is sometimes more like the self-help section of a Barnes & Noble than he is a drill sergeant ready to wreak havoc with a whistle around his neck.
A week after Superstorm Sandy, the new battle was with the insurance companies, with homeowners being told they will have to wait up to two weeks for adjusters to assess the damage.
New York cabbies on Monday night were demanding an express lane at local gas stations, as they complained of waiting up to 6 hours a day to refuel.
With a Nor'easter expected to strike the area later this week, one New Jersey township has decided not to taking any chances.
