Macy's Gets 60,000 Fireworks Ready For Big 4th Of July Show
Fifty technicians are busy loading up and inspecting 60,000 pyrotechnic effects that will be a part of the 41st Annual Macy's 4th of July Fireworks show over the East River next week.
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Fifty technicians are busy loading up and inspecting 60,000 pyrotechnic effects that will be a part of the 41st Annual Macy's 4th of July Fireworks show over the East River next week.
Ride sharing is coming soon to Westchester County, and officials say they are the driving force behind a new program to make sure passengers are in good hands.
Lawyers for Shkreli complained Tuesday that news coverage is tainting the jury pool.
Federal prosecutors say Shkreli, who sparked outrage in 2015 when he increased the price of a life-saving drug used by AIDS patients from $13 to $750, cheated investors out of millions in a Ponzi scheme.
Emmy-winning TV journalist Gabe Pressman has died at the age of 93.
State lawmakers have confirmed Gov. Andrew Cuomo's nomination of former New York City mayoral candidate Joseph Lhota as the next leader of the troubled Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
A Queens man is filing a lawsuit after his hand had to be amputated at a city hospital after a blood pressure monitoring line was inserted.
Court action is being sought to protect patients going to a women's health clinic in Jamaica, Queens.
Franklin police said the thieves broke in through a second story window, ransacked shelves and displays and smashed cabinets.
Surveillance video obtained exclusively by CBS2 shows what looks to be an unprovoked, random attack on the 38-year-old bike rider in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
A resolution sponsored by state Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli (R-Somerville) says for the president's trip to Trump National Golf Club in November, the prosecutor's office spent almost $18,000 for 208 hours of overtime.
Authorities believe the death toll will rise.
As Gov. Chris Christie wraps up his second and last term in office, a new public opinion poll shows New Jersey residents are saying good riddance.
As the beach weather returns to the Jersey shore, so have some unwanted visitors. A dangerous species discovered down the shore last summer is back.
New York City has become the first government in the country to divest its pension funds from private prisons.
The crash happened Sunday night on Route 1 and 9, Tonnelle Avenue.
Neil White, 47, has been charged with second-degree murder, police said Wednesday. He is currently in police custody awaiting arraignment.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi say New York's eight Republican members of Congress must be defeated in 2018.
It is a long way to the top of One World Trade Center, but a group of people ascended to the top the hard way Sunday.
It was 50 years ago today that the Beatles released their groundbreaking eighth studio album, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, in the United States.
On Long Island Thursday, hundreds of people paid tribute to a man who has been called a true hero.
An artist has mounted an addition next to the "Fearless Girl" sculpture in Lower Manhattan, and not everyone is thrilled about it.
A plan is in the works to make Staten Island more resilient, should major storms strike there in the future.
The power problem stalled two LIRR trains inside one of the East River tunnels, stranding hundreds of passengers.
WCBS reporter Peter Haskell recalls covering the solemn day and says it felt like a funeral.
