U.S. Sues To Block American Airlines, US Airways Merger; 'Harms Consumers'
The government's action threatens to quash a deal that would create the world's largest airline by passenger miles.
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The government's action threatens to quash a deal that would create the world's largest airline by passenger miles.
Starting in September, the West 80s and 90s will be a testing ground for the Department of Health, which plans to put a pebble-like material called Stalite in 30 tree pits.
Prosecutors said the global scheme involved pumping up the value of penny stocks. The defendants then allegedly dumped their shares and, in the process, fleeced tens of thousands of investors out of $140 million.
The report offers dozens of recommendations to improve communications and emergency response, including implementing annual staff training and updating antiquated computer operating systems.
Union Beach officials said it's not the borough denying the funding to demolish the homes, but the Federal Emergency Management Agency that's to blame.
A spokesman for state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has confirmed that he is investigating William Rapfogel, who had been the CEO of the Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty for more than 20 years.
Fifteen rides are operating at the Casino Pier, with three more scheduled to open before Labor Day.
The clothing retailer's 70-foot-high signs are expected to become the most prominent logo in the Manhattan skyline.
On this week's Eye On New York, CBS 2's Chris Wragge sat down with two men helping to raise money for the superstorm Sandy relief effort in the memory of a 9/11 victim.
Many people dream of taking a fabulous vacation, but paradise is often financially out of reach.
City and state education officials met with teachers Thursday, one day after the New York State standardized test scores were released.
For 15 years, Prudential Financial has challenged their workers to buy and fill backpacks for kids in need ahead of the start of the school year.
Patricia Wrice, the executive director of Operation Fuel, said residents can pitch in by adding $1 or more to when paying electric bills. That money, she said, goes directly to those who need it.
Following complaints of sexism about girls' T-shirt suggesting that math is not among the wearer's "best subjects," some organizations have been emphasizing that girls can excel in math and every other subject.
The FDA is warning parents that even low-level laser in toy guns, tops, and sabers could create serious injuries to anyone within the range of the laser beam.
