Giants Fans Celebrate Big Blue's NFC Championship Win
"Absolutely 100 percent confident, 100 percent confident. The Giants are going to take us to the Super Bowl," said G-Men fan Andrew Wisniewski.
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"Absolutely 100 percent confident, 100 percent confident. The Giants are going to take us to the Super Bowl," said G-Men fan Andrew Wisniewski.
It's been four years since the Giants advanced to the Super Bowl and they're just one game away from returning to the big game.
The gentrified neighborhood now known as Clinton, which was once a haven for hookers and violent criminals, apparently has a new brand of hell raisers.
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority says traffic on the state's two major highways decreased in the first week of 2012 compared to a year ago.
That road warrior mentality the New York Giants have embraced is paving their path nicely. They will need it for one more game when they head to San Francisco next Sunday to play for the NFC championship.
The Giants can match Aaron Rodgers point for point. Credit for that goes to Eli Manning and his receiving corps which has emerged as one of the NFL's elite.
Did a city health inspector get a bug up his "app" after a Manhattan diner owner took his picture?
"Last night, he fought the good fight on this floor, right up until the end of his life," said Gov. Chris Christie. "He passed doing what he does...serving the people of New Jersey."
One More than one new parent at the hospital is furious, claiming Blue Ivy's arrival kept them from spending time with their own newborns in intensive care.
Heading into Sunday's wild-card game against the Falcons at MetLife Stadium, the Giants are — get this — the league's worst team at running the rock.
The video shows a man in a Flyers jersey throwing the first punch seen on tape. When one of the Rangers fans tries to intervene, he's thrown to the ground and surrounded by the three Flyers fans who pummel him.
If you're looking to beat the wintertime blues all you've got to do is head over to the Javits Center where the 107th annual New York Boat Show is making waves through this weekend.
Recollections of the balmy weekend that saw temperatures in the 50s may seem like long-forgotten vacation memories.
Police have charged 40-year-old Ray Lazier Lengend of 89-04 215 St., in Queens with five counts of criminal possession of a weapon, four counts of arson and one count of arson as a hate crime.
For the first time in his three seasons as Jets coach, Ryan gets to play for NY supremacy when he and Coughlin's Giants square off Saturday in a game with plenty of playoff implications.
Police in New Jersey are looking for the vandals who painted swastikas outside of synagogues in Hackensack and Maywood.
This is the second year of 24-hour shopping for Toys "R" Us and the fifth year for Macy's. Many other stores are also joining in and there may be big benefits to waiting so late.
The victim, identified as 50-year-old David Ivins, is also seen on video being tackled, punched, pushed, kicked, kneed and mocked by his assailants.
The bulls will be back at Madison Square Garden next month and if the Knicks are smart they'll steer clear of this match up and leave it to the professionals.
The Department of Buildings said technicians from the company were doing electrical maintenance on the elevator hours before 41-year-old Suzanne Hart was crushed and killed.
The holiday season is in full swing and you can become a hero by helping the United States Postal Service in "Operation Santa."
It's a stunning recommendation from a federal traffic safety agency. The National Transportation Safety Board is calling for a nationwide ban on behind the wheel cell phone use -- even with hands-free devices.
Community Board 10 is debating whether to require new bars and restaurants in the neighborhood to stop serving alcohol at 2 a.m. – two hours earlier than the traditional last call.
In this segment of Eye on New York, tourists mouthed off to 1010 WINS' John Montone about what's bugging them about New York City, including the frivolous honking, the difficulty of navigating New York City, and more.
"I helped her, because he dragged her behind my house," Lashanda Vickers told CBS 2's John Slattery. "I heard her screaming and I grabbed one of my big kitchen knives and I came out to help her."
