Protesters Briefly Face Off With Cops During Zuccotti Park Thanksgiving
Hundreds of protesters dug into turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce as the Occupy Wall Street camp in lower Manhattan celebrated Thanksgiving.
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Hundreds of protesters dug into turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce as the Occupy Wall Street camp in lower Manhattan celebrated Thanksgiving.
A fire at a Brooklyn brownstone left five people injured, including a 6-month-old girl.
Police found a woman dead in an East Harlem apartment late Wednesday night.
Police are still searching for a suspect wanted in connection to an armed robbery and shooting that happened on Sunday in the Bronx.
It's a day to give thanks and look forward to the turkeys, pies and celebration of family and friends. But for tens of thousands, that meal will be at a soup kitchen.
Thanksgiving Day is no longer reserved for just family and turkey. Shoppers are on the prowl looking for deep discounts and an opportunity to avoid the Black Friday crowds before they head back home for dinner.
The top man at City Hall is spending part of his Thanksgiving doing some giving of his own, along with City Meals on Wheels and a bit of star power
Music and cheers accompanied the balloons and floats as they made their way down Seventh Avenue.
The New York National Guard says it will have more than 250 troops on duty for the Thanksgiving holiday helping provide security at airports and train stations in New York City.
Watching the balloons being inflated has become as big a Thanksgiving tradition as the parade itself.
If you want to hit the shops this Black Friday, but you're not quite sure where to start, CBS 2's Kathryn Brown has got some tips to help you plot out your battle plan.
Claudia Tillery, 42, was in jail Wednesday instead of at the Stephen Decatur School in Bedford Stuyvesant, where parents were shocked to learn she allegedly started preying on the boy when he was 12.
We have SoHo and NoHo. Now there's talk of "LoLo." It's the new neighborhood that would be developed along the southern tip of Manhattan.
It's been nearly 66 years since they've seen each other. On Friday, Holocaust survivor Mary Katz Erlich met Egle Ruzgys and her brother Aurimas at Kennedy Airport.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says it expects more than 5 million people will be using its bridges, tunnels, trains and airports over the holiday weekend.
