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In his first visit to the U.N. since taking office, the president is expected to attend meetings Monday before addressing the General Assembly on Tuesday.
Authorities found enough fentanyl for 32 million deadly overdoses in a raid on a Queens apartment, making it the largest seizure of its kind in New York City.
The mother of Eric Garner, who died in a police chokehold on Staten Island in 2014, met with the Civilian Complaint Review Board on Monday.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center said Maria had maximum sustained winds of 160 mph Monday evening as the storm made its way over Dominica.
Facebook and Reddit users posed more questions Monday for the New Jersey gubernatorial candidates at a second virtual town hall meeting.
There's a new canine crime fighter in New York. A dog has been specially trained to help crack high-tech cases from terrorism to financial fraud.
You may have seen the show on CBS2, but what you didn't see was the celebrations that carried on long after the show was over.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio were facing criticism Monday for taking part in a rally supporting striking cable workers.
In many cases, the footage from police cameras can be the only way to prove guilt or innocence, and the first hands-on crime analysis courses using body cams in the classroom are underway to study the phenomenon.
A youth soccer coach has been arrested for allegedly headbutting another coach -- a young player was also struck during the fight.
A Florida man is looking forward to reuniting with his beloved best friend.
The police chief and superintendent are joining forces with the LEAD program -- Law Enforcement Against Drugs -- to focus on the changing needs of kids these days.
You remember picture day at school when you were growing up -- you had new a haircut, your clothes matched perfectly and you even had to wear your good pair of shoes That's certainly not the case at Michigan's North Farmington High School.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will install a temporary fence on the George Washington Bridge to stop people from jumping to their deaths.
While medical complications are fairly rare, the American Academy of Pediatrics says there are some things to consider before getting inked.
