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Mo Farah of England outsprinted Gebre Gebremariam in the final 200 meters of the NYC Half-Marathon on Sunday, edging the Ethiopian by 2 seconds in a scintillating finish along Manhattan's West Side Highway.
New mortgage foreclosure filings dropped last year in New York while still edging up nationally, according to state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, who cautioned the fallout continues from the U.S. housing crisis and recession.
The toxic tower contaminated by debris from the Sept. 11 terror attacks is finally gone. But it will be in the spotlight again at an upcoming trial surrounding the deaths of two firefighters in a 2007 blaze there.
A sting operation by New York state transportation investigators and law enforcement a week after a horrific fatal tour bus crash included a single stop in Manhattan in which all 14 tour buses pulled over were ordered off the road, state officials said Saturday.
Actor and singer Douglas Hodge is showcasing his repertoire at the Carlyle Hotel. The TONY winner and man behind the woman in "La Cage Au Folles" sits down with CBS 2's Cindy Hsu to talk more.
A new book takes a look at the hidden treasures of Harlem. Carolyn Johnson and Valerie Bradley, authors of the "Harlem Travel Guide," join CBS 2's Cindy Hsu to talk about the historic neighborhood.
Police are still conducting a homicide investigation after discovering the bloody body of a 400-pound man inside a kitchen closet in the Bronx on Saturday.
Pedals for Progress is a program to fix broken down bikes and send them overseas.
Police have issued a Silver Alert for a missing Long Island girl who suffers from Autism.
The company involved in last week's bus crash on the New Jersey Turnpike apparently has been under federal scrutiny.
An anti-war demonstration in Times Square that was meant to mark the eighth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq quickly became a protest against the fighting in Libya.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says his staff will meet Tuesday with nuclear regulators to discuss whether a disaster like the one in Japan could happen at the Indian Point power plant.
Many protesters brought along their pets as they waved banners demanding changes in practices and policies at the shelter.
Relatives of last week's fatal bus crash in the Bronx returned to the accident scene for a Buddhist ceremony on Saturday morning.
The plane whose splash landing was called "The Miracle on the Hudson" is set for its final destination: a North Carolina aviation museum.
