New York opens new cybersecurity command center in Brooklyn
Officials say it's especially important after both the MTA and the city Law Department were hacked last year.
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Officials say it's especially important after both the MTA and the city Law Department were hacked last year.
Ukrainians living in the Tri-State Area are doing everything they can to help loved ones back at home.
There is pressure on the mayor to create a perception of safety and some viable assistance for the homeless.
The Centers for Disease Control said this does not present an immediate public health concern.
A total of $10 million is going to help communities hard hit in New York by COVID-19 and a rise in hate crimes.
Cuomo criticized her office's investigation, which eventually led to his resignation.
Judge Arthur Engoron ordered Trump and his two eldest children, Ivanka and Donald Trump Jr., to comply with subpoenas issued by New York Attorney General Letitia James.
Hochul scored a major political coup, but she might still have to face two challengers in a June primary.
The state's Emergency Rental Assistance Program, or ERAP, ran out of money and left many applicants frustrated.
He got elected by promising to keep the city safe, and despite the pandemic of gun violence and an economy still hobbled by COVID-19, Adams says he's going to keep that promise.
All statewide candidates will be voted on by state party committee members.
There were indications Monday that a Russian invasion of Ukraine is inevitable.
CBS2's Marcia Kramer was in the state capital as the mayor tried to use his experience as a state senator to win support for his initiatives.
U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff said he'll let jury deliberations continue in case his decision winds up being reversed on appeal.
The NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating several antisemitic incidents over the weekend.
