Community Board meeting held on plans for Staten Island pot dispensary
Many Staten Island residents spoke out against a plan to close S&T Bagel and Forest Card & Gifts.
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Many Staten Island residents spoke out against a plan to close S&T Bagel and Forest Card & Gifts.
A 15-year-old boy was critically injured after getting hit by a driver in Yonkers on Thursday.
Diabetes drugs like Ozempic have gained popularity for weight loss, but a New York City Council member is hoping to raise more awareness about side effects with a new bill.
Data analyzed by CBS New York Investigates shows many of the most-traveled stations are also where the most felony assaults happen.
Gov. Kathy Hochul is blaming judges for misunderstanding bail laws, while some critics argue the governor doesn't understand.
A teenager was shot in the Bronx on Thursday. Video shows a road blocked off near a school and basketball court.
State and local leaders joined the Apollo Theater leadership team to celebrate the accomplishment of a decades-long goal.
The DA alleges the group conspired to steal people's identities to fraudulently get COVID benefits -- $1.2 million in all.
There was an extraordinary effort Thursday in the Bayport to save the baby owl, who cannot fly or hunt yet on its own.
A New York Times/Siena poll shows that 23% of Blacks and 46% of Hispanics say if the election were held Thursday, Donald Trump would get their vote.
We have an update on a suspected multibillion dollar nationwide Medicare scam with ties to a Brooklyn business.
Police were called to PS 158 in East New York Thursday after a parent came to school to report the boy had menaced her child with a gun Wednesday.
This winter has been filled with numerous storms that delivered copious amounts of rain, but not much snow throughout the area. The succession and intensity of these storms led to severe flooding, especially across the river basins of northern New Jersey.
Many people want to understand how to overcome loneliness. Loneliness can impact just about anyone of any age and any circumstance.
Despite the Sanitation Department's efforts, citizens are still upset with the "rats the size of Crocs" in their communities.