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The moms and dads of students at PS 42 say they don't want their sons and daughters to be distracted by the exhibit. The gallery's owner says the photos are not "anything obscene."
A group of professional musicians plan to assemble outside Lincoln Center on Tuesday night to protest the complex's usage of canned music during performances.
Moody's Investors Service has reduced the county's bond rating from Aa2 (double-A 2) to A1. The rating is still considered above average.
Safe Haven laws allow a person to drop off a baby at a hospital, police station or church but since the child was left outside, whoever is responsible could face endangerment charges.
An 85-year old food critic has become a Web sensation, despite the fact that she had no idea what "going viral" meant.
Unemployment rates were unchanged in four states. That's better than December, when rates fell in 37 states, were unchanged in 10 and rose in three.
Quinn's office confirmed that the speaker will marry Kim Catullo on May 19. No other details of the wedding were made available, though her office said it would be a private ceremony.
The disclosure of the NYPD's expanded surveillance of Muslims prompted criticism for Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. Some politicians and law enforcement officials critiqued the program.
Donald Trump's sons Eric and Donald, Jr. enjoyed a big game hunt in 2010. One of the photos depicts the brothers standing side by side, with Eric hoisting the carcass of what appears to be a leopard. Another photo depicts Donald Trump Jr. standing with a knife and the severed tail of an elephant.
According to authorities, 55-year-old Juana Cabrera of Central Islip was crossing Lowell Avenue when 45-year-old Charles Wright, also of Central Islip, hit her with his Honda SUV.
Police said the suspects bought over $2,000 worth of goods at Lowe's Home Improvement in Danbury before going to The Westchester Mall in White Plains to continue their shopping spree.
When Bryan Dilberian of Brooklyn was serving in Afghanistan, he lost both legs and an arm to an explosion. Now plans are in the works to build him a new home, one that would enable him to be independent.
The chief Assembly sponsor of legislation to double New York's DNA database with genetic information from all felony and penal misdemeanor offenders says he expects a compromise to pass.
CBS 2's Tony Tantillo makes this hearty and delicious chicken and beans dish.
Jose Pimentel appeared Tuesday in a Manhattan courthouse. He's facing charges including weapons possession and conspiracy as terror crimes, brought under a rarely used state terror law.
