Wall Street or Vegas? Prediction markets under scrutiny in New York
As Kalshi and Polymarket become more popular, lawmakers in New York are scrambling to create new rules for prediction markets.
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As Kalshi and Polymarket become more popular, lawmakers in New York are scrambling to create new rules for prediction markets.
New York homeowners are watching their insurance premiums climb. Meanwhile, insurance companies are making large profits in the Empire State, lawmakers say.
If you're planning to give concert or show tickets as a gift this holiday season, an expert has some advice.
There is optimism that New York state will finally close the loophole in the law on drugged driving, perhaps in early 2026.
One driver claims an E-ZPass representative made a mistake entering her plate information into the system, and now it is costing her thousands.
The city has wrapped up a two-year probe into a shocking 2023 crane collapse in Manhattan that injured 12 people.
If you experience housing discrimination in New York City, you can complain to the Commission on Human Rights. But a new report finds those cases drag on for years, which can put tenants at risk.
It's the busiest time of year not just for shoppers, but for thieves, so what are the latest scams to look out for?
NYCHA-related complaints to New York City's Department of Investigation have nearly doubled over the last few years. Many of those complaints are related to housing fraud, which the city says it's working to combat.
Two CUNY students caught up in a cheating scandal said they were cleared of allegations after a CBS News New York investigation.
Travel demand is soaring as the holidays near -- even with government shutdown horror stories fresh in passengers' minds.
Parents have been forced to find new child care after troubling stories at Bright Horizons at Columbus Circle day care in Manhattan.
A 91-year-old Staten Island man racked up thousands of dollars in tickets and tolls on a car that isn't even his.
When New York City drivers don't pay their tolls, small debts can explode into tens of thousands of dollars.
Some New York City business owners say they're being extorted by fake reviewers who leave a slew of negative Google reviews and demand money for it to stop.
Under the MTA's current system, a few thousand dollars in unpaid tolls can snowball into tens of thousands of dollars in debt.
New York is the most expensive state for car insurance, according to Bankrate.
The nonprofit Unlock NYC recently surveyed people who get assistance from the city's Human Resources Administration.
LuxUrban's CFO says they filed for bankruptcy to get "breathing room" and see if they could reorganize and keep operating.
A New Jersey woman thought she bought Broadway tickets to celebrate her daughter's birthday, but they were turned away at the theater.
Two months after a toddler drowned in a Bronx day care's pool, her family says they're still waiting for answers, accountability and action.
If it feels like your kids' school bus delays have gotten longer and longer over the past few years, you're not imagining it.
At times, they're billed when they pull out of their own garage, they say.
Experts say artificial intelligence is making these schemes seem more legit.
In handwritten notes he left behind, the gunman repeatedly referenced CTE and asked for his brain to be studied.
