Eye On New York: A Tony Winner, Entrepreneurs And Mouth Off To Montone
On Sunday's Eye On New York, CBS 2's Dana Tyler spoke to Tony Award-winning actor Billy Porter, the star of "Kinky Boots."
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On Sunday's Eye On New York, CBS 2's Dana Tyler spoke to Tony Award-winning actor Billy Porter, the star of "Kinky Boots."
Ahead of his arrival in New York on Sunday, the Republican former presidential candidate launched a TV and radio ad campaign trumpeting his state's record on small businesses.
Sen. Charles Schumer, speaking from his Midtown office on Sunday, said up to 35 percent of all college kids report using stimulants like Adderall and Ritalin as a study tool.
Stephen Finley is out of prison and was banned from working as a funeral director. But he'd recently gotten a job at Rosemount Memorial Park in Elizabeth at the crematory, the Newark Star-Ledger discovered.
Soros, an engineer and businessman, founded Soros Associates, a world leader in the design and development of bulk handling and port facilities.
Some elected officials and consumer advocates want to put banks in check when it comes to excessive overdraft fees.
They are a clear sign that Father's Day is almost here -- ads for watches have been popping up everywhere. For some men, a watch isn't just a time piece, it's an accessory.
June is the peak season for strawberries on Easter Long Island, but farmers said that this month has been more like November.
Seventy-five percent of the restaurants and other businesses on the mile-long stretch of food and fun are back, according to Chamber of Commerce president Charles Hirschberg.
On Saturday anybody who bought books during the sale can bring them to the parking lot across the street for treatment.
Police said the ATM ID thefts work by getting the card number with the skimming device and then getting the accompanying PIN code by putting a small camera at the ATM machine.
Under the proposal, a one-year lease could see a rent increase from 3.25 percent to 6.25 percent. A two-year lease could go up from 5 percent to 9.5 percent, according to the rent board.
Jim Cameron of the council has submitted a question to Metro-North and to the Connecticut Department of Transportation, seeking to determine why nothing was done to stop trains from traveling over the problem track even after the issue was found and identified.
The profit margins seem staggering -- yogurt selling for 59 cents an ounce, yet costs less than a dime to produce. Even when you subtract the expense of cups and spoons, studies show a 500-percent markup on a typical 10-ounce serving.
Opponents rallied on the steps of City Hall on Wednesday before a City Council meeting where the ban was to be introduced.
