Eye On New York: On Art
The work of Spanish artist Velázquez rarely enters the market, but you can see his paintings now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. CBS 2's Dana Tyler reports.
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The work of Spanish artist Velázquez rarely enters the market, but you can see his paintings now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. CBS 2's Dana Tyler reports.
Snoring can be a serious sleep disorder that affects millions of Americans, but an amazing new procedure could end your snoring in less than 10 minutes.
When David Goldman's five-year fight to bring his son, Sean, home from Brazil finally ended, it was an emotional reunion and return to Tinton Falls, N.J.
The State University of New York, with more than 400,000 students and a budget of $11 billion, is releasing what it considers an unprecedented report card detailing how the nation's biggest public system of higher education is performing.
One man is doing his part to help save the world and it's filmed in the documentary called "Making the Crooked Straight." Dr. Rick Hodes and director Susan Cohn Rockefeller join CBS 2's Cindy Hsu to talk about the experience.
In this week's Furry Friend Finder, CBS 2′s Otis Livingston shows off Lucy, an 8-year-old Pekingese. Lucy's friendly, sweet and loving. She's also housebroken.
New Jersey officials are awaiting responses from federal prosecutors whether licensed medical marijuana sellers would face arrest.
After Saturday morning's accident on the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge, local officials have had enough.
In this segment of Tony's Table, CBS 2's Tony Tantillo preps a Grilled Guinea Hen with Po Restaurant owner Steve Crane.
As the summer approaches and families return to the pools and beaches, Nassau County officials are advising families to take precautions.
A local congressman is fuming over a plan from house Republicans to cut funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
A bird strike forced a Jet Blue plane to make an emergency landing on Saturday morning at JFK Airport.
Scattered showers are plaguing the Tri-State on Sunday morning and are expected to continue into the workweek.
The leader of the International Monetary Fund and a possible candidate for president of France was being questioned Saturday by police in connection with the sexual assault of a hotel maid, police said.
A Connecticut high school headmaster has reversed her decision to ban a student from the prom after he broke school rules by hanging his prospective date's invitation at the school entrance.
