Talking Points: What Do You Think Of The Mayor's Plan To End Street Homelessness Within 5 Years?
Joining CBS2 political reporter Marica Kramer this week are CBSN New York's urban affairs expert Mark Peters and political strategist O'Brien Murray.
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Joining CBS2 political reporter Marica Kramer this week are CBSN New York's urban affairs expert Mark Peters and political strategist O'Brien Murray.
Head of Social Services in New York Steven Banks and Mayor Bill de Blasio rolled out a bold plan to get the homeless off the streets in five years.
Home for the holidays will mean family game night for many.
A shelter and soup kitchen on Long Island received a special delivery on Friday: Thousands of diapers, donated all because of two mothers decided to mobilize.
Now, the 40 fire companies in the area can spend less time "out of service" commuting to training and more time using those skills.
Stephan Khadu has been charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon for the 2017 shooting of a teenager and the 2018 shooting of a 37-year-old in Brooklyn.
Police said the 61-year-old slammed into a brick mailbox on Bluejay Street in Ramapo, causing her car to roll onto its side.
Patrick Donohue lives in New York and his daughter Sarah Jane also has a brain injury. When he saw the devastation in the Bahamas and learned about the school that was destroyed he wanted to help.
Experts say the sights and sounds of the holidays can be very disorienting and agitating for people living with the chronic condition.
The head of homeless services says no one will pay the price after the city's independent watchdog issued a scathing report about the homeless relocation program.
He brought home a $1 million prize but says he still plans on teaching.
The volunteers had been collecting since Halloween for the Christmas toy drive.
Megaa, a 7-year-old Yorkie, was Yanique Gayle's whole world for the past seven years.
The company says there have been 15 reports of crashes related to the problem. Two people were hurt.
New Yorkers are being encouraged to join in and spread holiday cheer, and you don't need to sing or play an instrument to participate.