Police Question People Of Interest In Mamaroneck Murder
Mamaroneck police are investigating several people of interest in the murder of a 49-year-old woman.
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Mamaroneck police are investigating several people of interest in the murder of a 49-year-old woman.
Workers fixed a propane gas leak in Shirley that prompted authorities to evacuate 900 homes. CBS 2 learned late Saturday evening that residents were being allowed to return home.
"There is no more time to waste. It is a time for deeds, not words and results, not rhetoric," Cuomo said.
Two New York City babies are ready for their close-ups. The newborns -- a girl in Brooklyn and a boy in Manhattan -- shared the honors of being first to arrive in the new year.
Christopher Tierney suffered a skull fracture and cracked vertebrae in the Dec. 20 fall at "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" despite having a safety harness.
Some users of Microsoft Hotmail are starting off the new year scrambling to get back e-mails of old.
Expedia Inc. has stopped selling tickets on American Airlines flights, the latest twist in a simmering pricing dispute between American and travel websites.
The location of Seinfeld characters Frank and Estelle Costanza's Queens home was among the many places in the outer-boroughs left buried under snow for days.
The railroad said its ticket machines at most stations were once again taking credit and debit cards.
Time Warner and Sinclair Broadcast Group were extending a deadline until January 14 to carry Sinclair stations on cable.
With a kiss and a cheer, a million revelers rang in the New Year at the Crossroads of the World. Then, mere minutes after midnight, they were shuttled out.
The tax package signed by President Obama in December includes a two-percent cut in payroll taxes. This reduction means the average American will get an extra $1,000 in take-home pay in 2011.
The big dig was still underway Saturday, with the City's bravest manning shovels instead of hoses.
The new law calls for drivers to slow down when approaching an emergency vehicle with its lights flashing.
Then-Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said the companies collected too much in surcharges on premiums from policyholders after the state Workers' Compensation Board in 2000 changed the way it calculates annual fees.
