Bail Reform: NYPD Counterterror Chief Slams New York's Plan
John Miller said under the new rules, 99 percent of those arrested will be released after arraignment.
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John Miller said under the new rules, 99 percent of those arrested will be released after arraignment.
U.S. Gymnastics champion Simone Biles put on quite the show this weekend, setting new records.
Seven years after Superstorm Sandy, one of the hardest hit towns is asking New York state to review alleged mismanagement in the rebuilding process for thousands of homes.
He readily told CBS2 he came in at 7 a.m. and planned to do it every day.
Police say the man was punched in the back of the head, causing him to fall down a staircase and land on the floor.
Protesters say Amazon provides technology that supports ICE and detentions, and are trying to put an end to it.
There's always the looming risk of identity fraud and scalpers, but some companies say a newer, cheaper and more secure way of buying tickets is taking off.
Police are searching for a pair of suspects behind a string of armed robberies. The men allegedly struck five times in less than a week.
In May, the New Jersey based company announced 45 store closures. Now, it's added 10 more to the list, bringing the projected total to 55.
The company says the "bags and plastic clamshells" have a use-by date of August 5.
The New York City Medical Examiner's Office is expected to release autopsy results sometime Sunday on Epstein's death.
A local youth baseball team is ready to go up against the best -- in the Little League World Series.
The latest incident, the 19th cyclist death in the city this year alone, was captured on surveillance cameras from a corner bakery in Brooklyn just before 12:30 p.m. on Sunday.
Police are investigating an unprecedented number of tire slashings.
The city says it will continue to offer free water testing to impacted homeowners.
