CNET's Sree Sreenivasan Tests New CBS Local 'YourDay' iPad App
Since there is an app for almost everything these days, CNET's Sree Sreenivasan took the new CBS Local "YourDay" ipad app for a test drive.
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Since there is an app for almost everything these days, CNET's Sree Sreenivasan took the new CBS Local "YourDay" ipad app for a test drive.
One day after Tim Tebow made his debut as a New York Jet, we had a chance to sample the "Jetbow" sandwich from the Carnegie Deli.
By now most of us have marveled at the computers ability to track what we search for online. Text messages seem to appear from nowhere after we download an app, and the GPS never fails to point out that donut shop around the corner.
Peep World, the porn shop that's been a fixture across the street from Madison Square Garden for years, closed its doors for good Monday evening.
A Queens woman is suing Apple for $1,000,000 after smashing her face on a glass door at a Long Island Apple Store.
A 31-year-old man in search of a newspaper scaled the New York Times building on Sunday morning.
Two U.S. senators are asking Attorney General Eric Holder to investigate whether employers asking for Facebook passwords during job interviews are violating federal law, their offices announced Sunday.
Edith O'Brien, the former assistant treasurer, says Jon Corzine ordered the money shifted to one of the firm's bank accounts overseas, according to a memo that cited an email.
Thanks to April 15 falling on a Sunday this year, the IRS is giving you extra time to file your taxes.
A site called "abercrombie-and-fitchoutlet.com" - which has since been taken down - was selling "N----- Brown Pants."
New Jersey's unemployment rate held at 9 percent in February, according to state labor department numbers. That's the third month in a row.
More than a decade after 9/11 security fears forced the federal government to discontinue direct flights from Long Island's MacArthur Airport to Washington, DC, the service is being restored.
For many in this economy, the fact that they are unemployed isn't their fault. But some people are being denied a new job because they currently are without one.
On a holiday known for fun and revelry Sarah Durante and Stephanie Russo experienced what they called a St Patrick's Day scare. It happened when they boarded a cab in Midtown and asked for a ride to the Bronx.
From tools and doors, to fixtures and appliances, crooks target construction sites, both public and private, as if they were shopping at home depot. Experts say it costs the industry millions of dollars each year, which ultimately gets passed on to the consumer.
