Bird Watchers Flock To Prospect Park
The Brooklyn Bird Club had a citizen science survey on Saturday, trying to find over 50 species of birds that make their homes in Prospect Park.
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The Brooklyn Bird Club had a citizen science survey on Saturday, trying to find over 50 species of birds that make their homes in Prospect Park.
DA Kathleen Rice said Dr. Martin Roginsky sold painkillers like oxycodone and roxycodone to anyone who walked into his Rockville Centre, Long Island office.
Two weeks ago, someone stole all of the Christmas gifts that Dawn Santos had bought for her four children.
After starting the week with just 10 hams, folks in the area delivered 400 hams to families in need, but the organization still needs a few more.
CBS 2's Rob Morrison sat down with Cyrus Vance in studio to examine the past year and look at what's coming up in 2011 in the DA's office.
A Long Island health care aide admits she left her autistic ward in a locked car to work a second job driving a school bus.
A New York City couple is making the first major private donation specifically designated for the University of Connecticut's stem cell research.
A Roman Catholic tribunal has defrocked a monsignor who once led fundraising for the Archdiocese of New York after deciding he had molested a teenage student in the 1980s.
The former Guantanamo detainee found guilty of conspiracy in the 1998 bombings of two U.S. embassies in Africa has asked a judge to toss the conviction.
Washington Heights residents mourned the loss of a man who was a positive force in their community this past week.
Flames broke out inside a three-story building in Brooklyn just after 5:30 on Saturday morning.
Christmas may still be a week away, but there are already some great holiday events in the city.
The last shopping weekend before Christmas is here and many shopping procrastinators are expected to turn out in full force on "Super Saturday" morning.
Police said unknown suspects entered apartments via fire escapes on Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint on Dec. 3, and got away with laptops, memory cards and a camera.
A man who lost control of his motorized wheelchair and ended up on the New York City subway tracks before being pulled to safety has been hospitalized in serious but stable condition.
