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I-287 lanes closed near Montville after pavement buckles

Lanes on part of I-287 near Montville were closed Tuesday afternoon because of buckling concrete. Dan Rice reports from Chopper 2.

• Jun 24
• 01:01

Extreme heat not keeping voters from the polls

There's been a steady stream of voters despite the oppressive heat. CBS News New York's Tim McNicholas reports.

• Jun 24
• 02:27

New effort aims to replant functionally extinct trees across NYC

Once a towering presence in northeastern forests, the American Chestnut is making a quiet comeback in Brooklyn.

• Jun 24

Fear of ICE raids prompts Long Island organization to cancel fundraiser

A Suffolk County organization that raises money for cancer patients has been forced to make a tough decision.

• Jun 24

Streamer Kai Cenat asks Mayor Adams for advice to host another NYC giveaway

Streamer and YouTuber Kai Cenat says he wants to do another giveaway in New York City nearly two years after his unsanctioned giveaway in Union Square turned into a riot.

• Jun 24
• 01:03

Crime down along Queens' Roosevelt Avenue after crackdown, officials say

The city's "Operation Restore Roosevelt" multi-agency crackdown has aimed to address community concerns.

• Jun 24

Long Island dental program offers sensory room for children with disabilities

There is a new place on Long Island for children with disabilities in need of dental care. It's a unique setting that's designed to calm nerves. CBS News New York's Carolyn Gusoff takes us to a first for our area at Farmingdale State College.

• Jun 24
• 01:56

Volunteer firefighter shortage putting pressure on small New Jersey towns

When fewer people volunteer, some towns are forced to hire paid firefighters at the expense of taxpayers.

• Jun 24

Columbia University IT system outage being investigated by NYPD, school says

The spokesperson said the outage did not impact clinical operations at Columbia University's Irving Medical Center.

• Jun 24

Old Long Island school building full of asbestos torn down for new park

A building in Holbrook where hundreds of students started their education was demolished to make room for a state-of-the-art park. CBS News New York's John Dias reports.

• Jun 24
• 02:18

Nationwide volunteer firefighter shortage putting pressure on small New Jersey towns

Fire departments across the country are sounding the alarm — not over flames, but over a shortage of volunteer firefighters. In New Jersey, volunteers say the shortage is putting pressure on small towns that rely on them the most. CBS News New York's Nick Caloway reports.

• Jun 24
• 02:28

Months-long crackdown along Queens' Roosevelt Avenue leads to crime reduction, officials say

We've been reporting on alleged illegal activity plaguing Roosevelt Avenue in Queens, and Tuesday, the city announced its months-long crackdown has resulted in double-digit crime reductions. CBS News New York's Jenna DeAngelis went to the busy corridor to see if residents and businesses have noticed a difference.

• Jun 24
• 02:07

Bus collapses into concrete in New Hyde Park

The top deck of a parking garage in New Hyde Park partially collapsed underneath a tour bus Tuesday. Dan Rice reports from Chopper 2.

• Jun 24
• 01:11

Tuesday was a brutal day for people who have to work outdoors

CBS News New York's Allen Devlin has more on how New Yorkers trying to make a living dealt with the brutal temperatures.

• Jun 24
• 01:50

Mamdani poised for an AOC-like upset? Or will Cuomo show NYC wants more of a moderate?

CBS News New York's Marcia Kramer breaks down the current state of the New York City Democratic mayoral primary as Election Day heads into night.

• Jun 24
• 02:11

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