MTA Chairman Walder Says 'Transit System Is Safe'
MTA Chairman Jay Walder played damage control Tuesday and said despite a recent Inspector General's report, subway riders shouldn't be worried.
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MTA Chairman Jay Walder played damage control Tuesday and said despite a recent Inspector General's report, subway riders shouldn't be worried.
New York City health officials announced Tuesday that Butterball, Hostess and four other companies had joined an effort to cut salt levels in packaged foods by 25 percent.
Called My TSA, the free app lets users fill in the blank to ask if they can bring various objects through the airport security checkpoint.
An actor, who once appeared on TV's "Ugly Betty," is accused of stabbing his mother to death with a samurai sword inside her Brooklyn apartment after delivering a religious rant, police said.
Well, Rockland County residents are another step closer to drinking Hudson River water.
A department spokesman said the dogs will probably not be hired until next spring or summer.
Visual artist Wafaa Bilal teaches at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. He had the surgery for a project called "The 3rd I.''
New York City police are investigating a harassment claim against Charlie Sheen made by a woman found locked in the actor's hotel bathroom last month.
Americans generally seem OK with X-ray scanners -- but there's less support for the pat-downs.
Bongiorno and another former Madoff aide were arrested last week on conspiracy, securities fraud and other charges arising from the multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme. They could each face decades in prison if convicted.
A celebrity jeweler says Courtney Love hasn't returned nearly $114,000 worth of borrowed baubles, and the gem dealer is suing to get them back.
There is no evidence that a bird strike caused an engine failure aboard a jetliner carrying actor Leonardo DiCaprio and more than 200 other people as it took off from New York on Sunday, the FAA said.
According to court papers, Salvatore LaRosa and an accomplice followed the owners of Brothers Pizzeria home.
Supporters of the 9/11 health bill feel they need just one more vote for the measure to pass in the U.S. Senate.
This past summer, CBS 2HD reported on a remarkable new hearing aid that's helping hearing-impaired people hear in a much more natural way. A young woman with severe hearing loss saw our story and decided to find out more.
