The following article is from the Chicago Tribune: Runners gearing up for the Bank of America Chicago Marathon usually like to “carb up” in the days before a race, eating

Gov. Andrew Cuomo is aiming to reduce the state’s Medicaid spending by billions of dollars, exceeding the size of cuts to the program proposed in past years, according to individuals

Surveillance video caught Sanitation Department supervisors buying six-packs of beer at a Brooklyn bodega and then heading back to their official car during last week’s blizzard chaos–but the footage has

President Barack Obama is expected to sign into law the most-sweeping overhaul of America’s food safety system since 1938 after he returns to Washington on Tuesday from a family vacation

Criminal investigations are under way to find out why it took so long to dig out from last week’s massive snow storm. Videos released exclusively to CBS 2’s Marcia Kramer

The number of Americans filing for bankruptcy in 2010 ticked up 9% over the previous year to more than 1.53 million, industry groups said Monday. The number of consumers filing

With the last homicide recorded on New Year’s Eve, the New York Police Department counted 532 murders in 2010 — a 13 percent increase from 2009, when there were 471.

Prosecutors are still looking to charge Bernard Madoff’s wife, Ruth, and other relatives, according to court papers filed by the Ponzi king’s former director of operations. Daniel Bonventre, who’s charged

A Baltimore judge rejected efforts Monday to halt an overseas trip by the Jewish patrol group member who is charged with assaulting a teen in Northwest Baltimore. Prosecutors were worried

Sana’a, Yemen – By most estimates, only several hundred Jews remain in Yemen today, split into two communities that have little to do with each other. An enclave numbering fewer

The trash that has been piling up since the snowstorm will be gone “hopefully in the next three or four days,” Mayor Bloomberg promised Monday. But with only half the

A new organization, founded by orthodox Jews, made the “mistake” of paying for an advertisement in multiple Jewish newspapers, including the Forward, seeking a live donor for a kidney to

Last Monday, December 27, passengers on a A train in Queens were stranded for seven hours in the wake of the blizzard. Now, a Manhattan lawyer representing some of those

Middletown, NY – Hundreds of Orange County onlookers gathered with elected officials and members of the clergy to witness the swearing in of Carl DuBois as sheriff for a third

Drivers should grab some extra quarters if you plan on parking on the streets of New York Monday. Thanks to new meter rate hikes, parking in Manhattan south of 86th