Plans For Midtown Homeless Shelter On 'Billionaires Row' Put On Hold By Court Order
A New York appeals court granted a stay that temporarily blocks the opening of a homeless shelter located in the former Park Savoy Hotel.
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A New York appeals court granted a stay that temporarily blocks the opening of a homeless shelter located in the former Park Savoy Hotel.
A major construction project to increase the lifespan of the George Washington Bridge is underway and nearly two dozen engineers of the future got an up-close look.
A fed up MTA board member is making a stunning demand, urging an independent prosecutor be hired to root out overtime and pension abuse and send the violators to jail.
A high school softball player in Putnam County is pitch perfect. She not only threw a perfect game, she did it by striking out every single batter she faced.
A village on Long Island has launched what it called "Operation Private Eyes." It's putting front-door camera technology to work community-wide.
This Mother's Day weekend, a Bronx man is giving his mom something better: Hope.
Westchester County is pushing back on concerns about safety at Playland Park.
Steven Bynum, of Brooklyn, was arrested Thursday and charged with the 2017 shooting of Tytianna Sparks.
A community on Long Island is concerned over a power surge they say damaged appliances in at least 15 homes.
Quick-thinking school bus driver Samantha Call in central New York saved the life of teenager Matthew Squires when a speeding car flew past him about to step of a bus in Norwich, N.Y.
Health officials allege Simche Kinder repeatedly failed to comply with the health commissioner's emergency order requiring unvaccinated students to stay home.
Police are still looking for the man who hit a pregnant woman walking in Williamsburg with his car then took off, at one point driving on the sidewalk to get away.
Anna Sorokin was sentenced in state court following her conviction for theft of services and grand larceny.
Rachel Grinspan, of the Anti-Defamation League, tells CBS2 anti-Semitic hate crimes are not only becoming more common, but more extreme.
South Shore Furniture is recalling 310,000 its Libra 3-drawer chests. The company says if the chests aren't anchored to the wall, they can fall over, causing death or injuries to children.
