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Just days after a bottle brawl between Drake and Chris Brown that left several people injured, the NYPD cited code violations at nightclubs W.i.P. and Greenhouse in SoHo and shut them both down.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg's company is renting out a large chunk of Randall's Island for a company get-together. But many feel that the celebration is blocking the public from enjoying the land for Father's Day Weekend.
All dressed up and no place to go -- that's the position that dozens of Westchester County students found themselves in when the bus they rented for their senior prom failed to arrive. CBS 2's Asa Aarons reports on major prom problems.
Sixty two acres of rough and tumble small businesses, auto repair shops and iron works in the shadow of Citi Field will be wiped off the map and replaced by a 1 million square-foot mall, hotel, among other things.
A consumer alert for anybody who uses online dating websites. CBS 2's Asa Aarons took a look at a disturbing trend that involves criminals taking advantage of people who are looking for love online.
A family on Long Island won't have to worry about college tuition for their son. The boy has just won a coveted national award for innovation and invention.
Police in Suffolk County are warning the public about a scam being sent to mobile phones, WCBS 880's Sophia Hall reported.
The Quinnipiac University poll found that New Yorkers are opposed to the proposed ban 51 to 46 percent.
You've heard it all before: it only takes a dollar and dream. A Brooklyn teenager is living that dream.
Burger King wants to lure customers this summer with a barbecue party -- and a bacon sundae.
Rockland County has gone from having flat numbers when it comes to traveler spending to a jump in the past two years, WCBS 880's Monica Miller reported.
The proposal would put a 16-ounce limit of sugary drinks sold at city restaurants, movie theaters, sports venues and street carts and would apply to both bottled and fountain drinks.
Thieves disguised as friends in need of urgent help are sending out text messages that could help them steal your personal identity and your money.
Cars hitting the market these days contain more computer chips than the original Apollo 11 moon lander, and that can make it difficult to conduct routine maintainance.
In Georgia, a Ku Klux Klan group wants to join the Peach State's "Adopt-A-Highway'' program for litter removal, which could force state officials to make difficult decisions on the application.
