Long Island Attorney Fights LIRR Refund Fees
It all began when Chris Ebel purchased five Long Island Rail Road tickets for $12.50.
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It all began when Chris Ebel purchased five Long Island Rail Road tickets for $12.50.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is calling for steeper penalties for taxicab drivers who refuse rides based on the passenger's destination.
Because of the unrest in Libya, oil prices briefly touched $100 a barrel Wednesday for the first time since 2008. It's a development that's expected to have a ripple effect on prices across the board.
King Kullen is hoping to help New Yorkers make wise decisions in the supermarket aisles with a new system which ranks the nutritional value of products.
The cost of living is going up and they're feeling the strain at the Food Bank for Westchester.
The current average price for regular gasoline in the Tri-State Area is about $3.27. The unrest in Libya could drive that even higher.
As wheat, corn, sugar and cotton prices go up you may be digging deeper in the coming weeks to pay for basic necessities.
State Supreme Court Chief Justice Stuart Rabner made a splash in December when he ordered six of the nation's biggest mortgage lenders into court to show why their foreclosure operations shouldn't be suspended over reports of widespread irregularities.
President's Day week has lots of us looking forward to spring break. Are you thinking about a getaway?
New Jersey courts expect foreclosures to shoot back up this year even as the economy begins to look up.
If you haven't started your taxes, it's not too late; you still have plenty of time. Kelli Grant from SmartMoney.com joins CBS 2 in studio to provide some helpful advice.
A frantic crush of women scrambled into Filene's Basement to get their hands on the perfect wedding dress.
The 40-year-old company plans to close about 200 of its 642 stores over the next few weeks. All of the stores closed will be superstores, Borders spokeswoman Mary Davis said.
Disgraced Wall Street financier Bernard Madoff has told a newspaper that banks and hedge funds were "complicit" in his scheme to fleece victims out of billions of dollars.
Things have gotten so bad for the New York Mets that they're actually giving away tickets.
