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Police are investigating the death of an infant at a licensed Long Island day care center.
A Long Island mother was arrested after police say she was seen trying to do drugs in a Toys-R-Us parking lot with her infant son in the back seat of her car.
The bridge has reopened, but delays of up to 90 minutes lingered after a tractor trailer accident.
It's been home to Robert Brant and his family for eight years, but now the two-bedroom, two-bath in the Bronx is up for sale, and it's getting attention. They just were not the kind Brant expected.
Doomsday worrywarts have a long history of predicting the end of the world. From biblical times to the present day, there have been many scenarios of our ultimate demise.
Officials say Moammar Gadhafi, who ruled Libya for more than four decades, was captured and killed Thursday after his hometown of Sirte fell to revolutionary forces.
It was standing room only as several hundred people for and against the movement exchanged barbs for over two hours at the Community Board 1 meeting.
On Thursday, CBS 2's Tony Aiello heard from friends and family of the Westchester County lawyer who murdered his wife and two children before turning the gun on himself.
The newest Barbie doll to hit store shelves is sparking controversy. The doll sports several tattoos, and some parents say it's sending the wrong message to their kids.
Police are looking for a 53-year-old man in a stabbing incident that left one woman dead and two teenage girls injured in Queens early Thursday morning.
The Federal Aviation Administration announced Thursday it is now rerouting 200 planes a day. Instead of flying south to go west, these jets will now fly north -- over Long Island's "Gold Coast" -- and residents are crying foul.
They're multicolored and they're huge. And together they weigh 7,000 pounds. And for the next 10 days, they'll be on display at the New York Botanical Garden.
Westbury Mayor Peter Cavallero said the scheme could involve the promise of services, asking for money up front, then the scammers would take off with the cash.
Taylor Farms Retail Inc. is voluntarily recalling 3,265 cases of various bagged salad blends that have the potential to be contaminated with salmonella. Some of the products were distributed in New York.
