L.I. Mom Accused Of Crashing Into Telephone Pole While Intoxicated
Suffolk County Police said 40-year-old Cathleen Deutscher, of Bayport, crashed on Oakwood Avenue and that her 5-year-old child was in the vehicle at the time.
Watch CBS News
Suffolk County Police said 40-year-old Cathleen Deutscher, of Bayport, crashed on Oakwood Avenue and that her 5-year-old child was in the vehicle at the time.
The countdown is on for a shot to win the biggest jackpot in lottery history.
Finding sexual abusers of children and prosecuting their cases is one of law enforcement's top priorities. But in Brooklyn, District Attorney Charles Hynes' office has come under fire what not vigorously pursuing cases in the Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish communities.
Police, community leaders and the franchise's owner have come up with a plan to close off some late night seating and add off-duty officers at the location, according to a report in the Post.
On Tuesday around 10:10 p.m., a 19-year-old man was shot once by the three suspects, who fired "numerous times" at the victim, according to police.
Oakdale is allowing hundreds of condos to be built in exchange for the preservation of one of the island's original mansions, but some say it's not a good trade.
After store employees and police tried to remove the handcuffs to no avail, they eventually were able to free the unidentified man's wrists with bolt cutters, police said.
They were calling out numbers at the New York City Employees Retirement System offices Thursday, and although they weren't giving out winning Mega Millions tickets, many will be set for life.
The crash occurred at around 2:35 a.m. near exit 11 on the northbound lanes of the New England Thruway.
Both men, many years ago, overstayed tourist visas, missed deadlines for applying for asylum and submitted to GPS ankle monitors, but were told to report for deportation during the past month.
The reduction will save the average LIPA customer about $6.50 a month.
Responding on Twitter, Lin tweeted that he wouldn't be able to speak at their graduation, but did leave open the possibility of stopping by.
From employment laws to flood insurance and cell phone issues, CBS 2's consumer reporter Asa Aarons is here with some advice.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey made two major announcements on Thursday, one involving employee benefits and another dealing with centralizing security operations.
The state's Motor Vehicle Commission is threatening more than 100 repeat toll cheats with suspension of their registrations.
