Seen At 11: More And More Americans Opting For Cellphone Insurance
These days, everyone has a cell phone -- but what happens when it's lost, or worse, stolen? Insurance is an option, but you must read the fine print.
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These days, everyone has a cell phone -- but what happens when it's lost, or worse, stolen? Insurance is an option, but you must read the fine print.
Department of Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan announced Wednesday more than 30,000 riders have signed up as annual members. She says the program has had more than 6,000 daily and weekly users, too.
The latest and hottest in housewares was unveiled in Midtown Wednesday – whether your preference is fancy baking or high-tech blenders.
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan issued a brief order Wednesday. The court said it would allow two-pill versions of emergency contraception to be sold without restrictions while it decides the merits of the federal government's appeal of a lower-court ruling.
San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon and New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on Wednesday announced the June 13 meeting with some of the nation's largest smartphone makers. The meeting will be held in Schneiderman's New York City office.
Casinos in New Jersey and Nevada are among those forbidding gamblers from wearing Google Glass, the tiny eyeglasses-mounted device capable of shooting photos, filming video and surfing the Internet.
As the idiom goes, "One man's trash is another man's treasure."
Beginning Wednesday, any non-profits spending $10,000 or more must report the purpose of that spending.
If you're weighed down by credit cards, all the debt may be hurting more than your wallet.
The 19-mile backup into the city came just hours after state lawmakers voted to divert nearly $76 million from the state transportation fund to balance the newly approved budget deal.
What would happen if a fire broke out in your home? Fire alarms save lives, but they may not be as effective as many people think they are, according to a new study.
The American Beverage Association says the ads oversimplify the causes of obesity.
Hollywood shows the joy of lounging in luxury in numerous films, but the days of room service are numbered. The city's largest hotel, the Midtown Hilton, is getting rid of it.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced federal relief money will help gas stations pay for electrical wiring to use generators that would keep gas flowing during power outages.
A state budget that calls for big spending increases for science and technology at the University of Connecticut and expands gambling to bring in more revenue cleared the House of Representatives on Sunday and now heads to the Senate just days before the 2013 legislative session ends.
