CBS 2 Exclusive: Marc Bernstein Speaks Out About Son's Alleged Sex Assault In Rockland County Firehouse
"This has destroyed my son's life - a serious sex crime has been committed and I want those responsible to be held accountable," Bernstein said.
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"This has destroyed my son's life - a serious sex crime has been committed and I want those responsible to be held accountable," Bernstein said.
Some Long Island high school students are paying a hefty price for their end-of-year hijinks.
World Against Toys Causing Harm, Inc. (W.A.T.C.H.) held their annual Summer Safety Conference on Monday.
The violent shooting death of 13-year-old Dante Young Sunday night in Newark has prompted officials to take extra measures to protect residents in the area.
The 32 Republicans meeting will decide, maybe as soon as Wednesday, whether to send a bill approving same-sex marriage to the floor for a full vote.
The new draft regulations for the $2.78 billion James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act were released Tuesday. The public has 45 days to comment on the proposals.
Residents living on West 68th Street near Broadway say the Pot Luck Cafe food truck takes up parking spaces and runs a noisy generator.
With the help state funds, Operation Impact helped police arrest more than 300 people and get 87 guns off of the streets.
A songwriter's son charged with killing his swimsuit-designer girlfriend in the posh Soho House hotel may be considering a plea deal.
New York prosecutors are offering no-jail plea deals to four of the five Columbia University students charged with selling LSD-spiked candy and other drugs on the Ivy League campus.
We like to bring you the stories of people who've found unique ways to make a living. Today, we introduce you to a man who pays the bills with nothing but a pair of tweezers - on his hands and knees.
Holding signs saying "Walmart Always Discriminates" and "Merchant of Shame," women's groups, unions, and elected officials including a number of councilwomen gathered on the City Hall steps.
While the county was considering a long term lease for the museum at Playland in Rye, County Executive Rob Astorino now wants to hold off until the county knows for sure what it's doing with the amusement park.
The state Assembly has voted 110-28 to pass legislation to let livery drivers legally pick up passengers who hail them in the city's four outer boroughs and northern Manhattan.
The anti-smoking lobby in New York has a new weapon. The Food and Drug Administration will require all packs of cigarettes to include graphic warning labels conveying the dangers of smoking.
