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Some Queens residents were hit with unexpected violations after reporting rat sightings, a City Councilmember says.
Investigators are finding more stolen cars hidden in shipping containers headed overseas. CBS News New York's Derick Waller got an exclusive tour of the Port of Newark, where customs officials are seizing the vehicles.
Rats are an all-too-familiar sight in New York City neighborhoods, but some Queens residents say that when they reported rodents to the city, they faced unexpected consequences. CBS News New York's Elle McLogan reports.
The father of Victoria Lee, who was fatally shot by Fort Lee Police in July, is demanding accountability for her death.
A cell phone ban will not be in place when New York City schools open this year. Mayor Eric Adams says he and Chancellor David Banks are still working out the kinks. CBS News New York political reporter Marcia Kramer has more on reaction from teachers and parents.
Wednesday marks one month since Fort Lee Police shot and killed Victoria Lee after officers were called to her home when she was having a mental health episode. CBS News New York's Alice Gainer spoke with Lee's father about his daughter's life as he demands accountability for her death.
WE ACT for Environmental Justice encourages everyone to prepare for the impacts of extreme heat and flooding.
The village of Rockville Centre on Long Island is now the first in New York to have a certified sensory police department.
Asking kids how their day was at school often leads to answers like "fine," but the key to changing what you get is changing what you ask, and when.
After experiencing extremes like excessive heat and street flooding this summer, CBS News New York's Jessi Mitchell shows us how Harlem residents are preparing for any kind of climate emergency.
Friends and co-workers are trying to make of the murder-suicide that left five people dead in Syosset on Sunday.
The CDC is warning about a new virus that's reached the United States. Sloth fever, or sloth virus, commonly infects sloths and can be spread by small insects like midges and mosquitoes. The New York State Department of Health is testing samples of suspected cases.
CBS News New York's Jennifer McLogan spoke to co-workers, friends and neighbors, who wondered about warning signs before a 59-year-old man killed his family over an inheritance.
An SUV was flipped onto its roof in what Yonkers Police are calling a freak accident.
CBS News New York's Dave Carlin shows us the ear-splitting findings by a language-learning app.
