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Where you go and what you do might all be observed by an invisible intruder. And worst of all, you may be the one making the surveillance possible. But there are ways to protect your privacy from the growing threat of remote webcams.
Officer John Barnett won't know for a few days whether the vision in his left eye can be saved.
An 11-year-old boy might not be alive if not for her heroism and CBS 2's Scott Rapoport spoke with her Thursday to hear the remarkable story.
Authorities said that the two men approached two male victims -- ages 32 and 21 -- at gunpoint and demanded their property.
With all the communicative access to current local, national, and global information, expecting the masses to settle for media headlines and sound bites is insulting to today's technologically-aware audience.
The 13th Congressional District race appeared decided last week on election night, with Rangel seemingly holding a sizable lead. But the vote margin shrank, leading some to wonder if state Sen. Adriano Espaillat conceded too soon.
Kings County Hospital Center in Brooklyn received a score of 22 points out of 100, while Harlem Hospital Center got just 20 points.
An 11-year-old New Jersey girl has collected tons of items that fill her dining room, and plans on sending care packages to her uncle and members of his unit in Afghanistan.
"Officer Groves is clearly lucky to be alive," Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said. "He was shot from no more than eight feet away. He would have almost certainly have been killed if it wasn't for his bullet-resistant vest."
Even "Ripley's Believe It Or Not" would be taken aback by this story. A woman received a ticket for parking in a bike lane that doesn't exist – and New York City is saying "too bad, pay the fine."
There's only one winning ticket and the numbers were drawn Tuesday night and word is slowly getting around Staten Island that the lucky ticket came from Tony Lau store, Empire Wine and Liquor.
The heat couldn't keep more than 1,000 people from setting up camp in the streets of Queens to get their hands on a piece of paper that could ultimately land them their dream job.
The doomsday virus capable of knocking out your computer is still active and dangerous. In fact, the clock is ticking on it and if you don't take action in a few days you could be hit with it.
It's a french country estate located right in New Jersey. The home is in ritzy Saddle River, and it's built for grand-scale entertaining. CBS 2's Emily Smith goes inside for the exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour.
