Workplace Bullying
Bullying isn't limited to colleges or even classroom. It happens everywhere. In fact, more adults are reporting being bullied at work. Now, New York State is taking steps to help employees fight back.
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Bullying isn't limited to colleges or even classroom. It happens everywhere. In fact, more adults are reporting being bullied at work. Now, New York State is taking steps to help employees fight back.
Every single New York City eatery -- all 24,000 -- has been inspected and assigned a letter grade. With a whopping number getting the top grade, an "A," some are wondering if there's a little grade inflation going on.
There will be a new set of eyes and ears on the subway. Dozens of undercovers will be disguising themselves as normal subway riders in order to catch the thieves who've been snatching people's electronics, including iPods and iPads.
Where is she? The search is on for a 13-year-old girl who simply vanished in New York City. CBS 2's Pablo Guzman spoke with her desperate father on Monday.
Joseph Clementi says his family is on a mission to not only raise awareness of cyber-bullying, but to encourage students to be more responsible in their personal and digital lives.
On Monday, police released crystal-clear surveillance video of a man they said tried to rape a woman inside her East Village apartment building on Sunday morning.
An elderly Long Island Woman who lost power during Hurricane Irene is getting a one-two punch.
New Jersey is launching a pilot program that allows consumers to drop off unused medications in secure locations.
Being patted down on the dance floor is one thing, but at the airport??
Franco Rodriguez, 40, has been charged with graffiti as a hate crime for allegedly spray painting swastikas on a library, synagogue and church in Jackson Heights.
C.J., 7, and Jake, 3, are now celebrities after their mother entered them into a video contest.
A dozen nurses who object to assisting abortion procedures on religious and ethical grounds say they're still being compelled to help with the procedures despite having filed suit against New Jersey hospital where they work.
When Carol-Anne Church was injured in a 2004 accident in Brooklyn, a man followed her to King's County Hospital and offered her a network of attorneys and doctors and free taxi service to each appointment. She knew it was fishy.
A mistrial has been declared in the case against a man who admitted hitting a woman who ended up brain-damaged in a faceoff over a Manhattan parking spot.
By the time it hit Connecticut, Irene was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm. But many Connecticut residents find themselves having to pay huge deductibles on their insurance claims.
