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The Seattle-based coffee chain said in a blog post on its website Thursday that it made the decision to reformulate its drinks after feedback from consumers prompted a "thorough'' evaluation.
Ports on the East Coast, including New York, are scrambling to prepare for larger ships that will be in use once the Panama Canal is expanded in 2014.
Owners of New York City's signature yellow cabs sued Wednesday over plans to let livery cars pick up passengers on the street outside the heart of Manhattan, turning to a court on the eve of an expected vote to put the proposal in action.
When it comes to making purchases online let the buyer beware that even well-known websites could be scammers in disguise.
Most drivers would probably tell you that they pay too much for auto insurance.
A "cash mob" is like a flash mob, but with a philanthropic twist. There are only three rules: Have fun, spend $20 and make three new friends.
The Sex Workers Project released a report Tuesday saying they want authorities to stop taking condoms as evidence in criminal cases, calling it unhealthy.
What do you do with your pet when you have to leave town? Typically, the options are board it or perhaps have a friend or neighbor take care of it. A new service hopes to expand the alternatives.
Paying for car insurance is a fact of life for drivers, but rates can run pretty high even for drivers who have never gotten into an accident.
Hurricane Irene was fickle as far as natural disasters are concerned, it devastated some areas while sparing others.
Westchester County Airport has reopened following a two-hour shutdown. The airport was shutdown due to a suspicious package which was found to be cleaning fluid, according to authorities.
Dole Food Co.'s fresh vegetables division is recalling 756 cases of bagged salad, because they could be contaminated with salmonella.
Dishwashers, beds and even bike seats can all turn into dangerous products if you're not careful about what you buy. CBS 2's Asa Aarons is here with a recall roundup.
A 7-Eleven is set to open between 2nd Avenue and 3rd Avenue at the end of the month, and some believe it will negatively change the character of the neighborhood.
Child car seat technology has made major advances in recent years, but a study indicates some car seats need to get back to basics to be effective.
