Sen Schumer: 'Super Painkillers Could Lead To Violent Robberies'
A U.S. senator is warning that a new batch of super painkillers now under review could lead to violent robberies.
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A U.S. senator is warning that a new batch of super painkillers now under review could lead to violent robberies.
Papa John's served a Harlem resident a hot slice of racism, according to the New York post. When Minhee Cho, 24, ordered a pizza from the chain restaurant she was surprised to see that her receipt identified her using a racial slur referring to her eyes.
Gov. Cuomo's plan to build a new convention center at Aqueduct Racetrack is drawing criticism. CBS 2's Marcia Kramer explains.
LEAP Executive Director Ila Gross and 5th grade teacher Marcia Thurmond explain the Active Learning Leads to Literacy (ALLL) program.
Joe Occhipinti with the National Police Defense Foundation spoke with CBS 2's Dana Tyler about "Operation: Kids."
A Queens man was arrested Friday on robbery charges after he allegedly went behind a counter and attacked a CVS Pharmacy worker in Hewlett, Nassau County police said.
Police say the remains were found along Ocean Parkway in April 2011 and are connected to remains found on Blue Point Beach, Fire Island in April 1996.
Paul Kramer's lawyer says his client "snapped" when his ex-boyfriend called Kramer's mother and told her he was gay. The two men were going through an acrimonious split.
Police say they believe the two swastikas were scratched into the car sometime between 4:30 p.m. Friday and 11:00 a.m. Saturday.
With protesters chanting "NYPD, keep your hands off me," the elected officials and community members called on the mayor and commissioner to sign a resolution acknowledging there's a problem.
Sheriff Michael Sposato says the other inmate involved in the jailhouse quarrel could face charges.
New Jersey recognizes civil unions, but marriage equality advocates argue that they don't offer the legal protections of marriage as intended.
"The judge denied that motion and agreed with the arguments of the homeless, saying the government has a responsibility to help the poor like these desperate people living in the woods," attorney Jeffrey Wild he said.
The discussions are being brokered by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office after a dispute knocked MSG and MSG+ off of Time Warner on Jan. 1.
The accident occurred in Jersey City, in the area of Essex and Van Vorst streets.
