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What do Miss Piggy, Cindy Lauper, and Michael Kors have in common? They were special guests for one of the biggest nights of fashion. But celebrity sightings are just half of the fun.
The dock workers at ports from Maine to Texas are in a contract dispute with shipping companies.
Is it high-brow art or a lewd side show? On Wednesday, the state's highest court was taking on tax breaks … and lap dances. The question is: does exotic dancing qualify as a performing art?
A California couple with a son with Down Syndrome said they plan to sue American Airlines, after they were denied entrance onto a plane at Newark Liberty Airport on Sunday.
In the airline industry, more seat rows mean more dollars. To cram more of us in coach, airlines -- including United Airlines -- are slimming seats to add more of them.
Goya Foods has officially broken ground on a new headquarters in Jersey City, and the project is expected to be great for the state's economy.
"Good to excellent" is how many Hamptons business people are labeling the summer of 2012. Merchants credit all the sunshine for a good season.
According to AAA, about 33 million people hit the road for the end-of-summer holiday weekend. But there are high gas prices across the country and across the Tri-State Area.
Tri-State Area residents on the move this holiday weekend are paying for it, with record-high Labor Day weekend gas prices. And for those that are deciding to break the law, they're really paying for it.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission said the appliance can suddenly release a stream of scalding water and coffee grounds. The defect has caused 61 reported injuries, including burns to the face and hands.
Workers who rely on tip jars to bolster their incomes have noticed a dip in tips because of an increase in the use of plastic for purchases. To combat the problem, new technology called DipJar has popped up in some cafes and shops across the city.
The US Open is certainly a economic engine for restaurants and hotels, but one might not think of the benefits to a local family run garden center.
As many families do their back to school shopping, Sen. Charles Schumer warned consumers about products he said are laden with potentially harmful chemicals. Sen. Schumer is pushing for Congress to pass the Safe Chemical Act to require manufacturers to prove the safety of the chemicals in their products that are used by children.
The kicks will be equipped with motion sensors measuring vertical leap and running distance.
It's been three months since Sunday alcohol sales became legal in Connecticut and stores are reporting in.
