Brooklyn Couple Back In Custody After Skipping Sentencing For Cancer Scam
The Brooklyn couple who admitted to running a fake cancer scam involving their own son have been caught after skipping their sentencing last week.
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The Brooklyn couple who admitted to running a fake cancer scam involving their own son have been caught after skipping their sentencing last week.
The New York Islanders' never-ending wait for a new arena appears to finally be over.
Each year, Americans spend well over $100 billion on gift cards – with most being purchased during the holidays.
A Patchogue, Long Island man was sentenced to 25 years in prison Monday for sexually abusing and raping an 8-year-old girl.
As CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reported, it may prompt shoppers to think twice before using them.
The wait for a new arena may soon be over for the New York Islanders or New York City Football Club.
The law is for all stores including drug stores and clothing stores, so if you go to the mall and buy a sweater and you don't have a reusable bag you will be charged 5 cents.
Matt Luca, a senior at St. Anthony's High School in South Huntington, Long Island, was stunned to receive perhaps the most prestigious scholarhip for the organ in America.
Investigators say they found Gregory Jackson, 18, of Brooklyn, hiding behind a bush in Merrick.
It was screams and tears of joy when Grace Bonamico saw her sister Colleen for the first time since she left for technical training school in Biloxi, Mississippi, in August, WCBS 880's Sophia Hall reported.
A Long Island boy's love of snow and knack for invention are being rewarded. The 5-year-old had a vision for what he calls a "Snowy Blaster."
One day after congressional leaders hammered out a tax reform agreement, Tri-State Area residents are calculating what the loss of key deductions will cost them.
Talk about 'bah humbug.' A Long Island woman says a greedy grinch broke into her West Islip home and stole the gifts under her Christmas tree.
On Tuesday, nearly 200 jobs became officially protected by the Republican supervisor who was voted out of office in November.
Salvation Army officials on Long Island say they have a shortage of donated toys this year. They're asking for help making Christmas wishes come true.
