Newark Water Crisis: Angry Resident Speak Out On Lead, 'Almost Like Flint, Michigan'
There are water worries in New Jersey's largest city after officials detected high levels of lead.
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There are water worries in New Jersey's largest city after officials detected high levels of lead.
It looks like the city's Department of Education is going to miss the bus on a crucial deadline.
The legislation is aimed at trying to curb the sale of body armor, which has been used by assailants in mass shootings.
Movie trailers that are still circulating around the internet show residents from states like Mississippi and Wyoming being hunted to the death by the extremely wealthy
More than 20 of the Democratic presidential candidates are hitting the Iowa State Fair this week, where they'll talk with voters and sample the famous fair food.
"Are you trying to get rid of cars in Manhattan?" CBS2's Ali Bauman asked. "No I'm not trying to get rid of cars in Manhattan," DOT commissioner Polly Trottenberg replied.
President Trump headed to the Hamptons for a campaign fundraiser as the political debate over gun legislation rages on.
Jahangir Turan says a group of teens attacked him on Canal Street in Chinatown back on July 30.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is not calling the Senate back to Washington for an emergency session to address recent mass shootings
New York's Orthodox community is the latest target for Mayor Bill de Blasio's decidedly unorthodox presidential campaign, and its raising eyebrows.
Gonzalez is the chief law enforcement officer in a borough beset by gun violence.
Cabán told supporters on Tuesday night that her campaign was conceding the Democratic primary to Queens Borough President Melinda Katz after a judicial review of disputed ballots
A Quinnipiac University poll shows that if the Democratic primary were held today, the mayor and other local candidates are at the bottom of the field.
Queens Borough President Melinda Katz currently leads public defender Tiffany Caban by 60 votes.
New Yorkers and people across the Tri-State Area continue to show their grief and support through vigils and new calls for action.
