250K-Light Holiday Display Delights Brooklyn Residents
A house in Brooklyn, illuminated by a whopping 250,000 lights, is a holiday display that you have to see to believe. The man behind the display, though, is a mystery to many.
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A house in Brooklyn, illuminated by a whopping 250,000 lights, is a holiday display that you have to see to believe. The man behind the display, though, is a mystery to many.
New York's senior Senator is demanding the FTC crackdown on retailers who are charging customers hidden fees when they return products purchased online.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand says she will urge President Barack Obama to launch a global effort to crack down on cyber criminals to protect New York City businesses and hold countries accountable.
Westchester County and United Way are teaming up to offer a financial helpline to give free and reliable advice on any and all money matters.
An off-duty officer was shot outside a diner in the Bronx early Sunday morning, police said.
After failing twice to open stores in New York City because of community opposition, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is trying again.
Gawker Media Inc. is urging subscribers to change their passwords because someone has managed to hack into the company's user database.
The weather was damp, but there was plenty of holiday spirit as musicians stepped onto the ice at Rockefeller Center for the 37th annual Merry Tuba Christmas.
Investigators said 46-year-old Mark Madoff's father-in-law found him with a dog leash around his neck hanging from a pipe early Saturday morning inside his Soho loft.
Speaking on NBC's "Meet the Press," Bloomberg said in an interview broadcast Sunday that he would be sticking with the elected office he holds.
A 9-year-old boy is recovering from a gunshot wound and a hunter faces reckless endangerment charges after the child was shot in the stomach while helping drive deer in Orange County.
In this Eye On New York segment, CBS 2's Dana Tyler speaks with Ken Jackson about his new book, "The Encyclopedia of New York."
As the rain continues to plague the tri-state area on Sunday, a break is expected around mid-day before the front brings another round of rain in the late afternoon, CBS 2's John Marshall reports.
A new seven-member commission is about to set in stone pay recommendations for New York State judges, WCBS 880's Rich Lamb reports.
New York prosecutors, police and lawyers are endorsing the videotaping of suspect interrogations.
