Motorists Continue To See Lower Prices At The Pump
Motorists continue to see sharply lower prices at the pumps in New Jersey.
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Motorists continue to see sharply lower prices at the pumps in New Jersey.
Gas prices in Edison caused cars to spill out onto the highway, and police had to intervene on Friday.
A full-sized controversy has erupted at retail giant Target, with a new store policy leaving some women feeling insulted and excluded.
The winner, a retired educator from Sullivan County, is the sole winner of the Nov. 4 jackpot and is the biggest jackpot winner in state's history.
Glenn Straub told reporters during a break in a court hearing Thursday he plans high-speed ferry service between the site and New York City.
Appliances for sale at stores come with yellow energy-saving tags which give shoppers an idea of how much it will cost to run the appliance. But CBS2's Tracee Carrasco found it could cost much more depending on what state you live in.
The utility, based in Hartford and Boston, will be known beginning on Feb. 2 as Eversource Energy.
The city's tourism agency, NYC & Company, released a short documentary Wednesday that spotlights the northern Manhattan neighborhood's restaurants, music venues and theaters.
The company's 37-acre corporate campus in Montvale employs about 1,000 people.
There is a new trend in the supplement world known as 'superfood powders.'
New Brunswick, New Jersey-based Johnson & Johnson has begun testing an Ebola vaccine in humans, intended to counter a strain of the virus similar to the one that has wreaked havoc in West Africa.
Walmart will be closing its store at the Westfield Sunrise Mall on Long Island later this winter, the mall announced Monday.
The facility would include up to 1,000 slot machines and table games. OTB hopes to open the facility next year, but strong community opposition is already forming.
As the dawn of 2015 arrives, New York state residents are reminded that new rules will be enacted for the disposing of electronics.
Theater-goers were generous to Broadway producers this holiday season, with 19 of the current 36 shows breaking the $1 million mark for the week and almost 30,000 more people in the seats than last Christmastime.
