Latest Measles Cases Prompt Health Department To Issue Alert To Doctors
There have been three more cases of measles confirmed in New York City. The new cases bring the number of people who have come down with the disease since January to 13.
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There have been three more cases of measles confirmed in New York City. The new cases bring the number of people who have come down with the disease since January to 13.
Rajeev Kumar said nothing except "yes" to a judge's questions as he pleaded guilty to charges including rape and conspiracy. The 31-year-old is expected to get a 15-to-21-year prison sentence.
The High Line, with all it's innovation and renovation, isn't the only attraction Chelsea has to offer. From the historic Hotel Chelsea to the ever-evolving art scene, this Manhattan neighborhood offers plenty to see and do.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg cuts the ribbon Tuesday on the second section of the High Line, expanding the park from the meat-packing district through Chelsea.
Real estate experts in New York City say the market for five-figure rentals is strong.
A crackdown in Central Park is aimed at silencing musicians in prime locations, but those artists were fighting back on Sunday, defying the rules in the new quiet zones.
One notable no-show to Sunday's Celebrate Israel Parade on Fifth Avenue was Congressman Anthony Weiner, whose absence apparently did not sit will with a top U.S. senator.
Police say 354 guns including an Uzi submachine gun and four AK-47-style assault rifles were turned in during a one-day gun buyback program in the Bronx.
An off-duty correction officer has shot and wounded a man who attacked him with a pipe outside a fast food restaurant in Brooklyn.
On Friday, CBS 2's Marcia Kramer tracked down one man who might be able to shed some light on the Congressman Anthony Weiner Twitter scandal.
A new report surrounding allegations of a possible slowdown by New York City's Department of Sanitation during the blizzard of 2010 found that there was no clear evidence of intentional neglect.
New York City said that it will obey a court decision and pay the June rent for more than 13,000 families who moved out of homeless shelters. An appeals court ruled the city must continue paying rental subsidies through the Advantage program.
A 14-foot high spiral staircase section from the Eiffel Tower is being put up for auction by Christie's on June 16. It's estimated to bring $80,000 to $120,000.
Here are places you can enjoy some of your favorite movies outdoors—for free! So grab a blanket, snacks and friends and check out these places to watch movies outdoors this summer in New York City.
In a Fleet Week that's been marked by both celebration and devastation, one Navy Sailor is tackling New York City head-on.
His 2008 presidential campaign went from frontrunner to a collapse and then withdrawal on the day of the Florida primary, but former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani's presidential aspirations may not be over after all.
Watch everyone's favorite fighter pilot film on a flight deck, take a tour through Central Park or salute the men and women who have served and continue to serve our country at one of the oldest memorial parades in the country.
Parks commissioner Adrian Benepe says because of the economy, the city has had no trouble recruiting lifeguards starting at $13.50/hour.
Some New York city residents are furious about the Big Apple's new smoking ban in public parks. Their anger, however, is not because they're smokers – it's because they're not, and they're worried that exceptions to the ban may make their neighborhood park a smoker's paradise.
A 22-year-old Marine visiting Manhattan for the first time was struck and killed by a car while crossing 12th Avenue.
Before the doors are locked Thursday, regulars planned to meet at the place where they ate average food while rubbing shoulders with stars like Michael Caine and Woody Allen.
A report released this week by a pair of economists from Columbia University showed groceries cost 10 percent less in New York City than in other big cities across the country.
The former International Monetary Fund boss made the quick move uptown. What was waiting for him was waiting for him was three floors of luxury, including a gym and rooftop deck.
The USS New York, which includes 7.5 tons of steel salvaged from the collapsed World Trade Center, steamed into her namesake's harbor Wednesday as Navy ships and Coast Guard cutters dropped anchor for Fleet Week.
