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Heads were beginning to roll in the wake of the City's agonizingly slow and poor response the to last week's blizzard, and Mayor Michael Bloomberg is promising it will be different for Friday's expected snowfall.
If you've walked or driven on many streets in New York City, you know that mountains of snow have been replaced by piles of garbage. So how bad has the situation gotten?
Authorities say WABC-TV meteorologist Heidi Jones told police she concocted claims of being attacked because she was under personal and professional stress and wanted attention.
The new rates won't kick in up in the Bronx until March and Department of Transportation workers in Brooklyn and Staten Island won't start changing the meters in those boroughs until April.
Fire officials said the 26-year-old was taken to Bellevue Hospital. He was listed in critical but stable condition.
With a new year comes new goals for the city boroughs. Borough President Scott Stringer joins CBS 2 to give the State of the Boroughs report.
The snow is gone, the stage is set and New York is hours away from one of the most celebrated holiday events of the year.
Bloomberg called the slow response to clearing snow from city streets "unacceptable." He said he doesn't believe the Sanitation Department dragged out the plowing process, but will launch an investigation.
Streets remain in the city's outer boroughs that still haven't been plowed three days after the tri-state was blasted with a weekend blizzard, and Mayor Bloomberg is admitting the city messed up.
An accountant who once worked for the U.S. Marshals Service is suing the agency, alleging that an employee of the service did a shoddy job handling forfeitures.
A person of interest in New York City's so-called ice pick robberies is awaiting an extradition hearing in New Jersey.
Celebrities and bold names and the publishing elite made Elaine Kaufman's restaurant famous. But you didn't have to be a star to pass her personal test and join the inner circle of regulars.
A new multimedia installation in Manhattan will offer new ways to see and interpret Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper.''
Police have arrested a Bronx suspect wanted in connection with at least five robberies or robbery attempts on the Upper East Side.
New York postal officials say their Santa program is the largest in the country and gets about 500,000 letters a year from needy children.
The East River aerial cable car system that links Manhattan and Roosevelt Island is set to reopen following a nine-month overhaul.
If you're searching for a sweet dessert for your holiday meal, there are some young bakers in New York City who are cooking up a storm in the name of charity.
Inside the Academy for Social Action, it's the sexual action between Principal Crystal Simmons and her assistant principal that had students buzzing on Friday.
A woman was raped in a sickening attack in Manhattan, and police say the predator may have been caught on tape.
Police are searching for a woman in connection to an identity theft ring with approximately 500 victims.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan allege that Ahmed Ghailani was part of an al-Qaida cell that bombed two U.S. embassies in Africa in 1998.
It just keeps happening. On Wednesday there was a school bedbug scare, and this time there are accusations the Department of Education may be making the problem worse.
A New York City jury has begun deliberations in the first civilian trial for a Guantanamo detainee.
A schizophrenic accused of murdering a New York psychotherapist with a meat cleaver has been ruled mentally unfit for a trial that had been close to starting.
A lawyer for the first Guantanamo detainee to face a civilian trial says his client didn't know about a plot to bomb two U.S. embassies in Africa.
