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New research shows that your morning cup of coffee could help lower your risk for skin cancer. CBS 2's Dr Max Gomez has the latest on a study from the Journal For Cancer Research that showed a connection between the amount of coffee a person drinks and a reduced risk for basal cell carcinoma.
Forget magazine drives and candy sales. A cash-strapped high school near Philadelphia hopes to raise money by auctioning itself on eBay.
Union spokesman John Melia said that negotiations between the power company and Local 1-2 of the Utility Workers of America lasted just over 10 days. The contract expired at midnight on Saturday.
AAA Mid-Atlantic said that the average price of regular gasoline in New Jersey on Friday was $3.29, down four cents from last week. It's also much less than the price from a year ago, when motorists were paying $3.58.
Congress just voted against a scheduled interest rate hike on such loans, but still, millions of people -- many ready for retirement -- are still drowning in this debt.
What would you do with an extra second? You'll soon have one, so start planning.
Pharmaceutical giant Roche will leave its 127-acre complex in Nutley next year. That could be a hard hit for many area businesses who relied on the patronage of the company's employees, WCBS 880's Levon Putney reported.
It's hoped that a new development will bring new life to a struggling Long Island community, WCBS 880 Bureau Chief Mike Xirinachs reported.
As technology continues to change, so does the way that people choose to protect their homes. Cable TV systems now give homeowners the option to monitor their homes, providing instant security.
A nationwide helium shortage could cause parties to fall flat, as some shoppers have begun to see limits on the number of balloons that they can purchase.
Storage units are a big business in the tri-state area, for everything from tools, to clothing, and extra artwork. But as CBS 2's Asa Aarons found out storage units can go turn from a 'great space saver' into a great way to lose your stuff.
Dairy Queen is coming back to Staten Island.
If you think you know what your kids look at on the Internet, you're probably wrong. A new study shows 70 percent of teenagers hide their online activities from their parents.
An Oreo cookie campaign launched by Kraft Foods has many singing its praises, and others threatening a boycott.
No longer do beach-goers have to settle for cafeteria hot dogs and hamburgers, some of the city's best eats can be found a boardwalk away from the beach.
