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NYC public school year begins with many changes

CBS News New York's John Dias has more on a ban on AI in the classroom and a new procurement system strategy that the mayor says will save the city $100 million.

• Sep 10
• 2:23

Gov. Hochul earmarks $2 million for cancer research involving 9/11 first responders

The event at Engine 16/Ladder 7 in Kips Bay was one of several memorial services, community events and acts of service across New York City on Thursday. CBS News New York's Alice Gainer reports.

• Sep 10
• 2:25

Muslim U.S. Army intelligence officer who joined up after 9/11 discusses faith, service

A United States Army intelligence officer from New Jersey is reflecting on his service, which he says was inspired by his desire to serve his country and combat Islamophobia.

• Sep 10

Nonprofit started after 9/11 provides mental health services to FDNY members

An organization that started as a way for people to donate supplies to firefighters has become an essential source of mental health services for FDNY members.

• Sep 10

1 dead, 2 injured after pedestrians hit in Chinatown, police say

One pedestrian died, and two others were injured after being struck by a vehicle in Manhattan's Chinatown Thursday morning.

• Sep 11

Daughters of 9/11 victims seek answers about accused mastermind's trial

A new documentary, "Daughters of 9/11," follows their pursuit of information and closure, which they were determined to find for themselves, other families who lost loved ones in the attacks and the American public.

• Sep 11

George W. Bush says Americans "don't pay attention to the lesson of 9/11"

Former President George W. Bush gave rare remarks on Wednesday as Americans mark 25 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

• Sep 10

Delta flight returns to JFK Airport after pressure issue on board

A Delta Air Lines flight had to return to John F. Kennedy International Airport Thursday morning about two hours after it took off.

• Sep 10

Moment of silence at Ground Zero ceremony will honor victims of 9/11-related illnesses

At this year's 9/11 ceremony, there will be a special seventh moment of silence​ for those who came to save lives and wound up being victims, too.

• Sep 10

New Yorkers remember 9/11 with events throughout the city

New York is remembering 9/11 in numerous ways, with events Thursday to mark the final hours leading up to 25 years since the deadliest terror attacks in the country's history.

• Sep 10

Commack High School on mission to make sure 9/11 is never forgotten

Though none of them were even born in 2001, students at Commack High School continue to pass on memories of the 9/11 terror attacks.

• Sep 10

Former NYC Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen reflects on bravery of firefighters on 9/11

The former commissioner spoke with CBS News New York's Mary Calvi and reflected on the bravery he witnessed that day and one person he always remembers when he returns to Ground Zero.

• Sep 10
• 2:39

Ray Kelly credited with transforming NYPD after 9/11 attacks

Ray Kelly, the longest-serving NYPD commissioner in history, is widely credited with driving down crime and ramping up the department's counterterrorism capacity.

• Sep 10

Nonprofit continues to support firefighters with mental health services nearly 25 years after 9/11

Friends of Firefighters was created to support FDNY members after 9/11 with clean socks, food and other necessities. It later became a hub for mental health services. CBS News New York's Cindy Hsu reports.

• Sep 10
• 4:09

Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly recounts ramping up counterterrorism force after 9/11

Ray Kelly served two non-consecutive terms and is the longest-serving NYPD commissioner in history. CBS News New York's Chris Wragge sat down with him to talk about the 25 years since 9/11.

• Sep 10
• 5:16

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