AARP: Analysis Proves Long Islanders Can't Afford PSEG Rate Hike
In a detailed analysis, AARP accuses the utility of trying to shift certain expenses to ratepayers, many of whom, they claim, cannot afford it.
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In a detailed analysis, AARP accuses the utility of trying to shift certain expenses to ratepayers, many of whom, they claim, cannot afford it.
The Long Island Gasoline Retailers Association's Kevin Beyer said a company that was running the stations ran into financial problems.
The move allows barges laden with ship containers to be ferried from New Jersey to Brooklyn rather than being driven through bridges and tunnels.
Travel expert Roberta Sighler stopped by the CBS2 studio Saturday to share the most unique hotels for a girls trip this summer.
An allegation lodged by the Department of Consumer Affairs claims that Whole Foods mislabeled weights on pre-packaged foods.
The concern is that the cord can get caught on an object, get drawn out and snap back in someone's face, causing injury, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Summer is the season for bare arms, but for some women no amount of exercise will help them get those coveted arms, so they are turning to extremes to become armed and fab.
If you love gadgets and electronics the latest and greatest products are being unveiled in Chelsea.
Councilman Stephen Levin, D-Brooklyn, is sponsoring a bill he calls a "timeout."
The Electronic Privacy Information Center, a Washington, D.C.-based public interest research group, filed the complaint Monday with the Federal Trade Commission.
Niagara Bottling issued a voluntary recall over concerns that one of its water sources is contaminated with E. coli.
The commission initially required companies such as Uber and Lyft to submit any proposed app changes for its approval. The providers said that would stifle innovation.
A lot of people live with pain, from chronic conditions like arthritis or joint pain, or maybe from starting a new exercise.
New York City usually doesn't evoke images of lush farmland, but one company is looking to change that, and give a whole new meaning to locally grown.
Ride-hailing service Lyft will pay $300,000 to settle allegations that it violated New York state laws.
