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Imagine, the water you use every day cleaned and purified by plants! No more chemicals, no more pollutants. It's an environmental breakthrough, called the Eco Machine, and it's already being used right here in New York City.
More than 50 apartments in two buildings have been affected by the four-alarm fire in the Avenel Section, but no injuries were reported.
Deputy Commissioner Paul Browne said the couple was observed "dancing and jumping wildly on the platform" and that they " posed a danger to themselves and others on the platform."
One of the "slow zones" is in Corona, Queens, where in addition to the speed limits, drivers will meet with speed bumps and other street calming devices.
Just off of Dyckman Street -- and steps away from the busy Harlem River Drive -- sits the park, which consists of five acres of beautifully restored parkland.
A small white casket was carried out of St Patrick's Church in Huntington at the funeral of Victoria Gaines, one of the girls who died when a boat capsized near Oyster Bay on the Fourth of July.
Sister Jacqueline Walsh, 59, of Syosett, was found bleeding and unresponsive on Rose Hill Road in Water Mill around 8:30 p.m. Monday, police said.
In the midst of finger pointing and outrage the cemetery has quietly been getting some much needed assistance from a most unusual source.
Kayla Gerdes, 20, pleaded guilty in April to manslaughter and other charges in the death of retired doctor, 69-year-old Rebecca Twine.
The bus in south Ozone Park is running on a new route, but it's a change that proved an unwelcome surprise for some.
A Norwalk pet store owner is hoping surveillance video will help track down a man he said brazenly stole an expensive English bulldog puppy from the shop on Monday.
One thing that never changes in Manhattan, finding a good deal on an apartment is tough. Vacancies for city rentals are near an all-time low and buildings are piling on the amenities to attract more and more renters.
A baseball that New York Yankees slugger Lou Gehrig hit a home run with in the 1928 World Series has sold for $62,617.
It's one of New York's historic landmarks -- located near the Meatpacking District -- and it's known as The Bank Building. CBS 2's Emily Smith goes inside to give an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of a designer's dream loft.
Negotiations between the power company and Local 1-2 of the Utility Workers of America have been going on for weeks. The contract expired more than a week ago.
