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Search and rescue crews continued the search for survivors off the coast of Italy. The Costa Concordia was illuminated by flood lights as firefighters and divers searched for more victims including two Americans.
Patients at a New York City hospital are getting billed for tens of millions of dollars because of a computer error.
An outline retailer loved by many in New York - and across the United States - says they've been hacked.
From Monday through Friday, city folk can dine at a long list of restaurants for a prix fixe deal of $24.07 for a three course lunch and $35.00 for a prix-fixe dinner.
More than five years after New Jersey passed a law to start tracking prescription drug use, the state is launching a long-awaited database monitoring use of dangerous drugs with the intent of helping doctors spot abusers more quickly and authorities stop drug dealers.
The Obama administration says it would oppose pending legislation that would undermine "the dynamic, innovative global Internet.''
"I'm certainly hoping that it will be successful. It will allow the state to recover hundreds of millions of dollars in sales that we're currently losing; obviously having a good impact on employment," Gov. Malloy said.
If you received an e-mail saying cell phone numbers are being released to telemarketers on January 31, hit delete.
New York Health Commissioner Nirav Shah says 12 decorative metal tissue boxes contaminated with radioactive material have been removed from four Bed, Bath and Beyond stores in the state.
Seven people have been arrested in an identity theft scheme that allegedly netted more than $1 million in products and gift cards by tapping consumer charge accounts in four states.
Some hope the snow never comes back. But for those in the snow removal business, it's been tough.
The Theater District welcomes a new burger joint Thursday, and is rewarding its first 150 customers with free meals for a year.
An Oxycodone epidemic is running rampant through New York State, according to State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
He doesn't like the salt on the margarita glass and has fought against the fat in the Kahlua and cream. But was Mayor Michael Bloomberg really thinking of trying to shut the tap on the bar business as the New York Post reported?
Whereas the infamous Nazi swastika has points that seem to face clockwise, earrings that were for sale at the shop face counter-clockwise.
