Some NYC brokers continue charging renters fees despite law banning them
New York City officials say some brokers are still charging tenants fees despite a law passed in 2024 banning them.
Times Square demonstrators say freedom for Iranians is finally possible
As tensions rise in the Middle East, Iranian New Yorkers are holding on to hope that people in their homeland can finally get their freedom.
New Yorkers with loved ones in Iran worried about what comes next
With the fate of Iran uncertain after Saturday's strikes by the United States and Israel, the shockwaves are being felt in the Tri-State Area.
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Hateful symbols removed from N.J. home after months of complaints from neighbors
Neighbors of a home displaying hateful symbols in Woodland Park, New Jersey, say they have complained to police, but authorities said while it's disgraceful, it's still protected speech.
NYC files what it calls landmark lawsuit against solar installer and owner
One year after a CBS News New York investigation looked into a local solar installer, New York City has filed what it calls a landmark lawsuit against the company and its owner.
How to look out for financial scams while looking for love this Valentine's Day
Financial fraud tied to love, gifts and loneliness can spike around Valentine's Day, according to security experts.
School bus driver faces traffic violations in deadly Brooklyn crash
Police say Amira Aminova, 11, died Thursday after she was struck by a school bus while crossing the street in Bath Beach, Brooklyn.
Authorities warn of online threats after Queens girl's alleged kidnapping
Authorities say online threats like sextortion are exploding, with predators increasingly pushing violence.
Demonstrators in Dinkytown call for Target to speak out against ICE
It's part of broader protests calling on the Minneapolis-based retailer to respond more directly to immigration enforcement.
Will local authorities cooperate with feds to bring about drawdown?
Border czar Tom Homan said a drawdown of federal forces in Minnesota could happen soon, but only if agreements with state and local officials are in place.
N.J. residents feeling the impact of lost ACA tax credits
In New Jersey, nearly half a million people lost enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits this year, but the impact goes far beyond those who got the credits.
What health care advocates want you to know about changes to New York's EP
Starting July 1, as many as 450,000 New Yorkers will lose EP coverage and be forced into marketplace health care plans.
Many news outlets excluded from Mamdani's 1st City Hall press conference
Many news outlets, including CBS News New York, were excluded from Mayor Zohran Mamdani's first official City Hall press conference Wednesday.
Dueling rallies in NYC as Maduro is arraigned in Manhattan federal court
Small dueling rallies formed outside the federal courthouse in Lower Manhattan where ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro was arraigned.
Rabbi Eli Schlanger mourned at menorah lighting in Brooklyn
On the eighth and final night of Hanukkah, the family of Rabbi Eli Schlanger lit a menorah in Brooklyn, just hours after finishing a week of mourning.