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The average American carries an estimated $6,000 in debt, but Rachel Lauren, founder of Debbie app, says there are ways to dig out.
The new training session is for officers who attended a controversial conference in 2021 in Atlantic City.
Gov. Kathy Hochul pointed fingers at Republicans as she addressed the asylum seeker crisis in New York amid the fight for stronger border security measures in Congress.
Police officers in New Jersey who attended a controversial conference in 2021 must go to new training or face discipline. The New Jersey attorney general says this applies to up to 240 cops in the state. CBS New York investigative reporter Tim McNicholas has been looking into that conference and the Street Cop Training Company for months.
The agency estimates the switch will save $6 million. The goal for completion in all stations is in 2026.
Questions are being raised about a controversial program launched by the Adams administration to give migrant families pre-paid debit cards to buy food and other necessities. CBS New York political reporter Marcia Kramer has more.
As we mark Black History Month, the groundbreaking news magazine "America In Black" is starting its second season. You can watch CBS New York's Maurice DuBois's interview with Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on BET and streaming on CBS News at 10:30 p.m. Tuesday.
The average American carries an estimated $6,000 in debt, but Rachel Lauren, founder of Debbie app, says there are ways to dig out. CBS New York's Dave Carlin reports.
The sale of electric vehicles has jumped 125% over the last five years, but installing enough chargers to keep those cars moving is proving to be a major challenge. CBS News correspondent David Schechter takes us to the state with the most EVs to see how they plan to keep up with the charging demand. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3uHUf2q
CBS New York's Lonnie Quinn says the start of the weekend will be dominated by rain, but Friday's storm will move out quickly, setting the stage for a nice weekend.
Close to 3,000 school safety agents and supervisors have received the vests.
Following a pilot program, the NYPD now confirms they have begun issuing mandatory bullet resistant vests to NYPD school safety agents, according to police sources.
Excitement was high Tuesday as newcomer Juan Soto and veteran slugger Aaron Judge put on a show during batting practice. CBS New York's Otis Livingston reports from Tampa, Florida.
It's unclear whether his statement was an official announcement of his candidacy.
New York City's rent stabilization laws will stand for now after the United States Supreme Court refused to hear two challenges from landlords.
