Credit card information of thousands of New Yorkers sold on 12 websites
DA Alvin Bragg recently told CBS News New York investigates the stolen information was being purchased with cryptocurrency.
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DA Alvin Bragg recently told CBS News New York investigates the stolen information was being purchased with cryptocurrency.
Our story showed how some applications to the city-run Housing Connect lottery program popped up in search results for applicants' names.
Critics say the program is putting the future of graduates at risk.
Families and tourists paid for a Manhattan hotel, but at check-in they were suddenly turned away and left scrambling to find a room for a night.
The Civilian Complaint Review Board is recommending discipline for NYPD officers involved in the beating and arrest of a homeless shelter worker in Brooklyn, CBS News New York has learned.
Tyler Rivera says he unknowingly racked up thousands of dollars in E-ZPass late fees and fines -- nearly five times the cost of the original tolls.
Legislation is in place to battle deepfakes, but at least one lawmaker says not nearly enough is being done to crack down on the practice.
Urgent questions are being raised about hazards at a New York City day care that state inspectors apparently missed before River Wilson was found unresponsive in a pool.
CBS News New York digs into why a Long Island woman's insurance bill spiked and how she can score lower premiums. Mahsa Saeidi reports.
The federal government just reached a settlement with one company after investigators say it used deceptive claims and fake reviews to trick customers.
The New York DMV is warning of a scamming method known as social engineering where you receive texts with links to fake websites.
The NYPD continues to work with investigators across the country to learn more about the gunman in Monday's deadly Midtown office shooting.
Hundreds of thousands of Housing Connect applications were publicly viewable online, including people's salaries, addresses and more.
CBS News New York is following up on an investigation it did last year on housing discrimination complaints mishandled by the state.
CBS News New York investigator Mahsa Saeidi exposed violent incidents at these hospitals and found out what's being done to protect both patients and staff.
CBS News New York Investigates found a Brooklyn auto repair shop apparently operating with an expired license.
Hundreds of New Jersey homes were damaged by flooding Monday, and many families are just beginning the process of filing insurance claims.
Three former employees of Bright Horizons at Columbus Circle have been arrested in a child abuse investigation.
CBS News New York investigative reporter Mahsa Saeidi takes a closer look at the NYPD's hiring process.
Insurance experts warn property insurance premiums will climb even higher than they already are.
Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn have now charged 11 people in one of the largest Medicare fraud busts in history.
Records show Medicare is coughing up tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars for the bogus claims.
An NYC mother said she paid hundreds for her girls to see pop star Billie Eilish, but instead of tickets, she got a costly lesson.
Some NYC subway riders allege the MTA's OMNY system is charging for rides they didn't take, but the agency is pushing back on those claims.
A New Jersey family hired a contractor to replace their roof, but three years later, the work hasn't even started.
