Shoppers Take Advantage Of Borders' Bankruptcy Discounts
Hundreds of stores are closing and shoppers are taking advantage of big discounts.
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Hundreds of stores are closing and shoppers are taking advantage of big discounts.
Cuomo was speaking at the Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators annual dinner when Democratic Councilman Charles Barron walked to the front of the Albany Convention center, shouting "Shame on you."
A homeless woman, known only as Grace, was found dead Sunday in the bitter cold on the sidewalk under scaffolding outside St. Brigid's Church on the Lower East Side.
These men lived up to their motto "anytime, anywhere" when the call came in just after midnight Sunday. Officer Steve Browning, with more than two decades of experience as a helicopter pilot, was at the controls.
As wheat, corn, sugar and cotton prices go up you may be digging deeper in the coming weeks to pay for basic necessities.
Many retailers were counting on this President's Day weekend to really draw in shoppers.
Police said Anatoliy Zilberman also suffered severe bruising from the incident. He somehow made it to the express tracks north of Union Square when the No. 4 train passed by.
Police arrested Milton Vasquez, 27, Sunday night in Huntington Station for allegedly driving while intoxicated with his 21-month-old daughter in the car.
If the effort is successful, districts would base any layoffs, in part, on the quality of a teacher's work. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been aggressively campaigning for the change.
Schumer told reporters that letting it happen would be a disaster not just for federal workers, but retirees, veterans and anyone else getting federal checks.
Uniformed Firefighters Association President Steve Cassidy blames the outcome of Saturday's deadly blaze on staffing cuts enacted by Mayor Bloomberg and the city.
A rash of brazen burglaries in Bergen and Rockland Counties has police warning residents to be extra vigilant.
One of Westchester County's oldest African American congregations may have lost their church in lastMonday's devastating fire, but new doors opened for them on Sunday.
A daring rescue in the midst of darkness and dangerous winds safely delivered two West Point cadets Sunday from an 18-inch ledge where they were stranded.
In this Eye on New York segment, CBS 2's Don Dahler breaks down the 2012 budget and political reporter Marcia Kramer interviews Congressman Charles Rangel.
