AC Anxiety: Tri-State Customers Fret Over Utility Bills In Midst Of Another Heat Wave
With temperatures soaring and consistently topping 90 degrees, some residents are wondering how much it is going to cost to keep cool.
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With temperatures soaring and consistently topping 90 degrees, some residents are wondering how much it is going to cost to keep cool.
Software and system problems caused thousands of IRS refund checks to be delayed this year. One woman decided that she had waited long enough, so she went to CBS's Asa Aarons for help.
Teens under age 17 in New York will be banned from indoor tanning under a new law intended to protect children from ultraviolet radiation and a higher risk of skin cancer.
Consolidated Edison of New York has reinstated health insurance for 8,500 locked-out New York utility workers. Union spokesman John Melia said that the company "bowed to public pressure'' in reinstating the health insurance.
The agency announced on Friday that the owner of the oldest appliance recycled will receive a $1,000 gift card good toward Energy Star products at New Jersey Sears stores.
The lazy, hazy days of summer are here. But if you're unemployed, these could also be days of opportunity. And there is a way to beat the competition and land a new job.
CEO Jamie Dimon's original estimate of the loss from the bad trade, disclosed in a surprise conference call with Wall Street analysts in May, was $2 billion.
The summer of 2012 is turning out to be a bonanza for lobster lovers. Record catches north of the Tri-State Area are bringing prices down to unheard-of levels.
Some 450,000 Yahoo users' email addresses and passwords have been leaked because of a security breach, the company confirmed Thursday, adding that just a small fraction of the stolen passwords were valid.
With home improvement season in full swing, the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs has some advice to those homeowners looking to have some work done.
New York City's comics museum has closed its doors while it plans for the future.
A baseball that New York Yankees slugger Lou Gehrig hit a home run with in the 1928 World Series has sold for $62,617.
While many protesters were expected to take part in the so-called "Million Big Gulp March" demonstration Monday afternoon in City Hall Park, much fewer were actually on hand, with some chanting "Drink Free Or Die."
Social media sites like Twitter and Facebook are a great way for people to stay connected. But now some people who are very active online are reaping the benefits in the form of vacations, cash prizes, and more.
The newly renovated McCarren Park Pool in Brooklyn just opened on June 28, and has been evacuated three times.
