New York
The 5 Best Cycling Shops in New York
The city has made great strides to increase cycling’s safety and accessibility with new bike lanes and of course the bike share program. Whether you’re weaving in and out of the heavy traffic on your way to work, or taking a scenic ride through the suburbs, pedal straight to any of these five stores for all of the bikes, equipment and accessories you need.
Report: New York City Commute Times Are The Nation’s Highest
A new report ranked New York City as having the highest commute time in the country.
As Wildfires Rage Out West Experts Warn That The Tri-State Area Is Not Immune
Early word of a potentially troublesome fire means less risk to homes and lives. Even the smallest sparks can lead to a raging fire, like the ones being battled in California.
Prosecutors Detail Alleged Treatment Of Mexican Women Brought As Sex Slaves
Horrifying allegations were revealed Wednesday in the case against 13 people accused of with smuggling dozens of young Mexican women into New Jersey and forced into prostitution in New York and New Jersey.
New Yorkers To Bike For Boston In TD Five Boro Bike Tour
If you thought hearing “Sweet Caroline” at Yankee Stadium was the last showing of solidarity you’d see between the Big Apple and our rival city Boston – you were wrong.
Survey: Connecticut Most Stressed In Tri-State Area
A Gallup survey on stress in America conducted from January to December 2012 and just released this month found that among those in the Tri-State Area, 43 percent of the people surveyed in Connecticut answered yes to having stress.
Our Picks: Why Nathan Lane Should Be ‘Best Actor’ Nominee
Nathan Lane is beloved by audiences and Tony voters, and is certain to be one of the nominees for Best Actor for his performance in “The Nance.”
Our Picks: Why Tracy Letts Should Best Actor Nominee
Tony Award-winning playwright Tracy Letts will likely be nominated as Best Actor for his performance in the Steppenwolf Theater Company’s stunning revival of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”
The 5 Best Pet-Friendly Restaurants In New York
New York City provides plenty of dog parks, but if you really want to make it a dog day, take that furry fella out with you to grab a bite and soak up the sun. The area’s most pet-friendly restaurants offer delicious food, pet-friendly service and ambiance galore.
NYC’s 5 Best Places To Get Dessert For Dinner
One of the great pleasures of adulthood has been discovering restaurants that serve dessert for dinner. The restaurants that follow don’t relegate confections to meal’s end—they give the sweet stuff center stage, letting it shine via unusual ingredients and combinations.
NY’s 5 Best Shops For Discounted Designer Purses
Wherever you stow your take-it-with-you must-have’s, your bag has got to be fabulous. Too savvy to spend $1,000 on a handbag? Here’s where to find this season’s hottest clutches, satchels and shoulder bags at prices way below retail.
Study: New Yorkers Enjoy Less Freedom Than Residents In Any Other State In U.S.
The libertarian think tank at George Mason University in Virginia says New York is dead last in freedom. Most people seem to think that’s a stretch, but many see the point.
State Lawmaker Touts Tougher Distracted Driving Fines In NY Budget Proposal
Under the current law, drivers who talk on a cellphone while driving without a hands-free device face a $100 fine. That penalty would be bumped up to $150.
CBSNewYork’s Coney Island Getaway Guide
Despite the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy, Luna Park at Coney Island will open on schedule Sunday to kick off the 2013 season.
Amtrak Service Resumes After Day-Long Service Disruption
Service was emporarily suspended for most of the day Sunday due to an early morning freight train derailment near New Haven, Connecticut.
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