Brooklyn DA Gonzalez Says He'd Support Legislation That Would Decriminalize Prostitution
Brooklyn's district attorney is considering making prostitution legal. But as CBS2's Hazel Sanchez found out Tuesday, not everyone likes that idea.
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Brooklyn's district attorney is considering making prostitution legal. But as CBS2's Hazel Sanchez found out Tuesday, not everyone likes that idea.
Members of the city's largest school bus drivers union have voted to authorize a strike after job protections for bus workers were not included in the new state budget.
More than six years after Superstorm Sandy, the replenishment project on the Jersey Shore is almost complete.
Baby boomers and retirees are hitting the gym in record numbers and studies show that also means there's a big demand for mature trainers.
A long-standing feud between a newsstand operator and the city could mean the end of an era for a Midtown staple.
The maker of Hunt's Tomato Paste has issued a recalled on its "No Salt Added" 6 ounce cans over concerns some possibly damaged cans may carry a risk of mold.
The change comes following the murder of a New Jersey native at the University of South Carolina who got into a car she mistakenly thought was her Uber ride.
The product may have been damaged in the canning process.
It's not easy for military men and women to transition into the workforce, especially after serving overseas.
Frozen beef patties are being recalled because they may be contaminated with plastic.
Loved ones are remembering Samantha Josephson, the college student murdered over the weekend after police say she got in to the wrong car.
New Jersey drivers may soon be paying more at the pump.
CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer reports that anyone who wants to live, eat, or shop in New York City will also be feeling the pain.
The Big Apple skyline was changed forever in 1913, with the official opening of the Woolworth Building on Broadway in lower Manhattan.
