Sandy Victims Say They're Being Scammed By Contractors
Some Breezy Point residents say they're being ripped off by the people they hired to help them rebuild.
Watch CBS News
Some Breezy Point residents say they're being ripped off by the people they hired to help them rebuild.
Some employers are cutting spousal benefits and work hours.
The two Democratic candidates for mayor took shots at each other Thursday ahead of a veto override vote of two controversial NYPD oversight bills.
The exchange sent out an alert to traders at 12:20 p.m. EDT saying that trading was being halted until further notice because of problems with a quote dissemination system.
Sandy submerged the library in five feet of water, destroying more than 20,000 books.
Disabled Iraq Veteran Charles Hernandez, 50, is suing the chicken chain saying he was turned away because he brought his service dog into the West Fordham Road restaurant with him in February.
The New Jersey Democrat notes that the tax rate on guns has remained flat since 1955. For ammunition, the tax rate has been unchanged since 1941.
Sleep texting has become more common and in addition to being embarrassing it could also have some serious health consequences.
Despite its defeat, mall developers Taubman Centers say they'll continue their fight. They've already filed a lawsuit to stop the sale.
The free mobile app announced Wednesday will let cooks enter the ingredients of a recipe and it will calculate the number of calories per serving.
Connecticut House Speaker Brendan Sharkey said the popular video game, "Call Of Duty," features the Bushmaster AR-15 semi-automatic rifle - the same assault weapon used by Adam Lanza in the Sandy Hook assacre that left 20 first graders and six educators dead.
The green cabs hit upper Manhattan and the outer boroughs for street-hails in June, following a court battle. Just a few dozen permitted green cabs are on the road.
A convenience store clerk in Connecticut was critically injured trying to stop the theft of two iced coffee advertising signs featuring images of actor David Hasselhoff.
More Americans are expected to hit the road over the upcoming Labor Day holiday compared with any year since the 2008 financial crisis, according to a travel forecast issued by AAA.
