Lawmakers Fed Up With Mental Illness, Homelessness Intersecting With Attacks On Asian-American Community
For too many times to count this year, the Asian-American community has gathered to denounce yet another unsettling attack.
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For too many times to count this year, the Asian-American community has gathered to denounce yet another unsettling attack.
The race for City Hall has taken an eyebrow-raising twist. The teachers' union has embarked on a stunning strategy to derail the campaigns of the two front-runners.
A plan to relieve truck congestion in one Brooklyn corridor has some telling the Department of Transportation to go back to the drawing board.
With just three weeks before voters go to the polls to pick Democratic and Republican candidates for mayor, the men and women seeking the top jobs are throwing punches and launching broadsides.
The life of a beloved Queens real estate broker was cut short after she was struck by an e-bike while walking to get dinner.
Ignoring the cloud of scandal hanging over his head, Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday put another feather in his transit construction cap.
This is the first time New York City voters will be using ranked choice voting. CBS News political reporter Adam Brewster explains how it works.
Subway safety was part of a fiery debate between the two Republican candidates for mayor. Fernando Mateo and Curtis Sliwa squared off Wednesday evening.
The gloves are off after a new poll in the Democratic mayoral primary has turned the race into a tight contest for three candidates at the top.
The DA is a huge position, with not only implications for the rich and powerful, but also everyday New Yorkers, deciding which crimes to prosecute.
The Manhattan district attorney is reportedly seeking charges as part of a two-year investigation.
There have been nearly 200 shootings in Brooklyn so far this year, more than any other borough.
New York could become one of the first states to give loved ones a controversial burial option.
Tuesday marks the one-year anniversary of George Floyd's death. And as people around the country prepare to gather, a celebration of his life was held Sunday in Brooklyn.
Chris Cuomo responded to a story in the Washington Post claiming he joined a series of conference calls with the governor's staff.