Family Service League Gets School Supplies For Needy Long Island Children
Thousands of needy children on Long Island are getting the supplies they need for the first day of school, thanks to the Family Service League.
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Thousands of needy children on Long Island are getting the supplies they need for the first day of school, thanks to the Family Service League.
Before classes resume for the fall semester at Indiana University, volunteers are planning to distribute missing posters for Lauren Spierer in hopes that new leads or information may come in.
Police are investigating what appears to have been a vicious and deadly attack on a man just blocks from his home in Brooklyn.
A judge has questioned the experience of two lawyers handling the case of Levi Aron, the man accused of killing and dismembering 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky.
Police are looking for a suspect who they say has attacked and robbed four men this month, three of them elderly, by choking them from behind before stealing their wallets or cash.
New Yorkers are shaking it off. A day after the most powerful quake in decades rattled New Yorkers, frayed nerves are giving way to laughs and "where were you whens."
New York shook, rattled and rolled Tuesday afternoon following a 5.8 magnitude earthquake that struck in Virginia and rolled its way across the Northeast, hitting Washington, DC and swayed buildings in the city.
While it is still too early to know what Irene's path is, officials in the Tri-State Area are taking the storm seriously and are urging residents to do the same.
The office of New York City's medical examiner announced Tuesday that it had successfully matched a set of remains to 40-year-old Ernest James, who had been assumed dead in the Twin Towers' collapse.
One five-story townhouse in Chelsea has a swimming pool in the living room and CBS 2's Emily Smith got an inside look in the latest edition of Living Large.
Three people, believed to be senior citizens, were stabbed and a fourth victim was punched in the apartment building.
It was a rare mea culpa from the New York City Department of Transportation. On Tuesday it began jack-hammering traffic islands in Borough Park that blocked ambulances, fire trucks and other emergency vehicles.
Tuesday's earthquake that rattled Washington D.C. and snaked its way up the East Coast forced the evacuation of City Hall. Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his staff were rushed outside by police security.
Like several other New Yorkers, we felt the Earthquake. Where were you when it happened?
An earthquake in Virgina has shook people all the way up the East coast, including New York City, New Jersey, Connecticut, Long Island, and beyond.
