Nassau County May Become First In Nation To Make Background Checks Of Hotel/Motel Workers Mandatory
Did you know background checks are not required on hotel workers who have access to your hotel room? Lawmakers on Long Island want to change that.
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Did you know background checks are not required on hotel workers who have access to your hotel room? Lawmakers on Long Island want to change that.
Is President Donald Trump softening his stance on the Gateway Project? New comments have raised hopes that the tunnel could finally get done.
While the investigation continues, state and city agencies stress the air is safe.
Greenwich Police said the body of Valerie Reyes, 24, was found with her hands and feet bound inside a suitcase on the shoulder of Glenville Road on Tuesday.
Mayor Bill de Blasio put forth the city's budget plan for 2020, highlighting familiar priorities and $1 billion in savings over the current fiscal year.
It all started in the cafeteria of Dr. Gladstone H. Atwell Middle School 61 on Empire Boulevard.
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The costume designer behind "Black Panther" and "Do The Right Thing" talks about Harlem Fashion Row, the decade-long tradition which officially became part of New York Fashion Week this year.
State Senate Deputy Majority Leader Michael Gianaris talks about his issues with the deal to let Amazon build their new headquarters in Long Island City.
A man whose mother was found dead this week in New Jersey says he didn't kill her, but court documents tell another story.
It happened shortly before 10:30 p.m. on Fulton Street, between Utica and Rochester avenues, in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
CBS2's Vanessa Murdock tries out one of the fastest-growing sports in the country and finds it's more than just a good workout.
There are some unsettled weather that is mostly behind us for this mornings commute.
Chopper 2 was over the scene as officers in hazmat suits probed the gruesome discovery.
The NYPD has sent a cease and desist letter to Google, demanding that it remove alerts about DWI checkpoints on the Waze driving app.
