Iconic Brooklyn Pizzeria Reopens, Works Out New Tax Payment Plan With State
New York's tax collectors shut down one of Brooklyn's most iconic pizza spots two days ago, but CBS2's Dave Carlin reports their oven is back open.
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New York's tax collectors shut down one of Brooklyn's most iconic pizza spots two days ago, but CBS2's Dave Carlin reports their oven is back open.
Many of the victims responded to emails asking for money from scammers offering a relationship in return.
There has been a disturbing increase in severe lung illnesses possibly linked to vaping. Federal health officials are investigating as many 153 cases, mostly in adolescents and young adults.
Three women accused of stealing a stroller from a baby supply store had to turn back around after forgetting some precious cargo.
Mayor Bill de Blasio is taking heat for weighing in on Di Fara's Pizza in Brooklyn.
Can the agency spend the $1 billion a year from congesting pricing without wasting it?
The recall involves about 18,000 RAV4 and RAV4 hybrids from the 2019 model year.
The famous Pepsi-Cola sign in Queens has a new look for the first time in its 80-year history, and some people are not pleased.
CBS2 spoke to the owner's daughter Tuesday who said they had a payment plan in place with the IRS.
Outraged drivers and furious lawmakers have mounted a consumer revolt to stop Gov. Andrew Cuomo from forcing millions of New Yorkers to buy new license plates whether the need them or not.
Galleries, shopping and ornate turn-of-the-century buildings are all part of the trendy lifestyle that's centered in SoHo. Add luxury loft living to the mix, too.
Small Business Services Commissioner Gregg Bishop talks on the vacancy problems in New York City.
It's out with the old and in with the smartphone for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which is looking to modernize bus stops.
State Sen. Loretta Weinberg says she and the legislature will mark the agency's report card.
You've probably seen the eyesores and vacancies in your own neighborhoods. For years, small suburban villages have struggled to fill empty storefronts in the age of online shopping.
