L.I. Cops Cracking Down On Dangerous Driving In School Zones
In Suffolk County, police are looking for speeders, tailgaters and those texting while driving in a school zone.
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In Suffolk County, police are looking for speeders, tailgaters and those texting while driving in a school zone.
Nassau County prosecutors investigating an SAT scandal are reportedly focused on at least one more phony test taker and two other schools.
On Thursday evening the Intrepid will transform to a concert venue on the water as 2,000 New Yorkers are expected to attend the inaugural "Party On the Intrepid."
Police say 13-year-old Noel Reddick was last seen on Wednesday around 7:30 a.m. on Rosedale Avenue.
It goes without saying that New Yorkers love their coffee, and on Sept. 29, National Coffee Day, you can get your caffeine fix at a discount - or for free. Just not at Starbucks.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is lending support to Nazim Habib and her 19-year-old daughter, Nadia. Her office is optimistic the pair will be able to stay in the United States.
"I feel like I did what anyone else would've done in that position," Teichman said. "I didn't think much, I just did it."
Right now there are more than 112,000 Americans waiting for an organ transplant and many will never receive one. But what if a doctor could grow replacement organs and body parts in the lab -- from your own cells? It's already being done.
Authorities said that around 3 p.m. on September 27, an 18-year-old man was shot 4 times after having a verbal dispute with one of the suspects.
Diane McCloud, of Hempstead, has been caught shoplifting three times in recent months.
The Times Square Alliance says it's intended to simplify and de-clutter -- and create a unified identity for the heart of Times Square.
The budget knife draws blood. A local school system is ordered to find another $41 million in cuts -- that's 8 percent -- from an already lean budget. And the results are not pretty.
There's stunning new information about why the NYPD has the weapons and the training to shoot airplanes out of the sky. Police Commissioner Ray Kelly spoke out Wednesday about the city's efforts to fight terror.
Seven students at Great Neck North High School have been arrested, but now some of them say they are being victimized twice. They're blaming it on a set-up by the district attorney.
It was a very odd case of arson -- caught on camera. Police are looking for the shirtless firebug who torched a boat and five trucks. CBS 2's Tony Aiello got a look at the surveillance tape on Wednesday.
