DOJ opens investigation into NYC homeless shelters, sources say
The Department of Justice has opened an investigation into homeless shelters in New York City, CBS News New York has learned.
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The Department of Justice has opened an investigation into homeless shelters in New York City, CBS News New York has learned.
A Long Island man was arraigned Wednesday on drugs, weapons and dogfighting charges.
A New York City man is accused of assaulting his girlfriend's young son weeks before the child died, a source tells CBS News New York.
The creation of the Tiffany lamp was credited to a famous craftsman, but recently the lamps' true creators were revealed – a group of artisans known as the "Tiffany Girls."
The vaccination rate on Long Island should help keep the spread of measles at bay, health officials say.
An NYPD detective shot a man armed with a box cutter in Brooklyn on Wednesday afternoon, police say.
White House "border czar" Tom Homan met with Republican lawmakers in Albany Wednesday to demand an end to sanctuary city laws.
More than 2,000 New York prison guards who were fired for participating in an illegal wildcat strike won't be able to get another job with the state, Gov. Kathy Hochul said.
Suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann returned to court on Long Island, where a judge set a date for what's called a Frye hearing.
Rick Pitino and RJ Luis were rewarded Wednesday for St. John's best season in decades, winning Big East Coach of the Year and Player of the Year, respectively.
Harvey Weinstein appeared in a Manhattan courtroom Wednesday ahead of his retrial, which is scheduled to start in just over a month.
Dr. Hazel Dukes' funeral was held Wednesday in Harlem, a final goodbye for a civil rights icon.
A lawmaker inspired by a recent CBS News New York investigation wants to give New Yorkers more power over problematic auto repair shops, but some mechanics are not on board with his bill.
Some Bronx business owners say they they are losing business due to MTA construction hiding their storefronts and blocking nearby parking.
Two women claim in a new federal lawsuit they had their hijabs forcefully removed and were assaulted by NYPD officers while protesting last summer.
