At-Risk Children Get Ice Skating Lesson In Tarrytown From Hockey Hall Of Famer
Some special children got a very cool lesson on this hot day.
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Some special children got a very cool lesson on this hot day.
The program lets city kids safely play in certain streets and cool off from the summer heat under the sprinkling of a fire hydrant.
One day after Casey Anthony was found not guilty in the death of her 2-year-old daughter Caylee, local residents lament the lack of closure in the case.
In the last 50 years, Suffolk County has preserved 58,000 acres of land through the Open Space Program.
It's the heart of summer, when people can't wait to get outside. But, today might be a day to limit your time in the sun.
The five-alarm blaze broke out around 7:15 a.m. at Yarmouth Court and quickly spread through the roof of home, travelling along a common cockloft and damaging five other adjacent townhomes.
David Kilmnick of the Long Island GLBT Services Network says many gay couples don't know the steps to take to make their marriage legal.
With a hair salon, sushi bar and juice station, the new Duane Reade on Wall Street is not just a place for you to pick up your prescriptions.
Nassau County police said two masked men with handguns robbed a branch of the Roslyn Savings Bank, spraying a 57-year-old male employee with mace before escaping.
Police say they found 23-year-old Teshon Garrett from Deer Park lying in the street in West Babylon. They say he died from apparent gunshot wounds.
MacKenzie Maher was born with a brain injury. Doctors determined she had cerebral palsy, and unable to walk, the only way she could get around was to learn how to crawl. The big breakthrough in her ability to walk came when MacKenzie began clinical trials on a machine called the lokomat.
A San Diego man has pleaded guilty to insider trading charges in New York in a government crackdown on expert networking firm consultants who give illegal stock tips to hedge funds.
Reporters from CBS 2 and 1010 WINS spoke with residents in New York City and New Jersey about their opinions regarding the case's outcome. Tell us what you think and take our poll.
President Barack Obama has appointed Sue Fulton, a founding board member of OutServe, an association of actively serving gay military personnel, to the U.S. Military Academy Board of Visitors.
The pledge should allow the summer jobs program to expand by up to 3,400 jobs. However, some are questioning whether the move is a genuine gesture or an attempt to buy the city's good will.
