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A state Supreme Court Appellate Division panel last week said the Board of Health was acting too much like a legislative body when it created the ban and said it didn't believe sugary drinks were "inherently harmful."
A Brooklyn-based company has been experiencing a business boom, all thanks to the royal baby.
There are now a total of 253 stores borough-wide that bear the Safe Stop decals, which invite anyone who is being harassed or followed or who feels unsafe on the street to drop in for help.
CBS News has learned that U.S. intelligence suggests that al Qaeda or one of its affiliates has a major plot under way. What they don't know is the date, time or exact target.
On this Sunday's Eye On New York, CBS 2's Dana Tyler sat down with CBS 2's Marcia Kramer to discuss some recent rulings that did not go Mayor Michael Bloomberg's way.
Sen. Charles Schumer has called for uniform safety standards for the new TVs because he said your own television could be spying on you.
Sen. Charles Schumer announced Sunday that the machines are in place and ready to begin pumping more than three million cubic yards of sand between Beach 19th Street and Beach 149th Street.
College-bound freshmen are just a few weeks away from leaving home and, with that, taking on more responsibilities.
At just four acres, Riverfront Park is a small step for open space but a giant leap for the city of Newark.
Teachers and staff from eight top-performing charter schools across the city are going to share their tricks of the trade with some district schools.
The exfoliant is made of powdered rice bran, bird droppings, and water. The droppings come exclusively from nightingales, the mixture is part of the spa's Geisha Facial.
The cronut craze has taken New York by storm, foodies have been lining up, even threatening legal action over the creamy pastries.
Way up on the rooftop of the Waldorf Astoria sits a new lush green garden filled with planting beds of different vegetables and herbs. There are also six hives brimming with thousands of honey bees.
Employees of the Bedford-Stuyvesant medical center who were given pink slips on Wednesday were out protesting in front of the hospital on Thursday.
Officials at the Jersey City Medical Center said the majority of people who take the walking course fail it.
