Gov. Cuomo Signs Law That Will Drastically Increase The Number Of Speed Cameras Across New York City

Drivers will be forced to slow down in school zones.

• May 12, 2019

NYPD Commissioner Renews Call For 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund To Be Financed For As Long As Necessary

The New York City Police commissioner issued another plea on Friday, calling for more funding for first responders, sickened as a result of the terror attacks on 9/11.

• May 10, 2019

Rev. Ruben Diaz, Sr. Disputes Reports Quoting Him As Saying He Wouldn't 'Rat' On Sexual Harassers In The Workplace

New York City Council member Ruben Diaz, Sr. is causing a stir at City Hall again.

• May 9, 2019

Westchester County Executive Gives Rye Playland Clean Bill Of Health In Advance Of Opening Day Saturday

Westchester County is pushing back on concerns about safety at Playland Park.

• May 9, 2019

Senate Intelligence Committee Subpoenas Donald Trump Jr.

The Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee has issued a subpoena to the president's son, Donald Trump Jr., to answer questions about Russian interference in the 2016 election.

• May 8, 2019

N.J. Democrats Thus Far Lukewarm On Idea Of Approving Millionaire's Tax In Order To Get Property Tax Relief

New Jersey property taxes are the highest in the country -- a big concern for voters. Gov. Phil Murphy says he has the solution. But do his fellow Democrats support it?

• May 8, 2019

President Trump Claims Executive Privilege Over Entire Mueller Report And Underlying Documents

President Trump is claiming executive privilege over special counsel Robert Mueller's entire report and the underlying documents, two sources familiar with the situation told CBS News.

• May 8, 2019

De Blasio On 2020 Decision: 'Not The Week'

Mayor Bill de Blasio says, despite reports, he will not be making an announcement about a possible run for president just yet.

• May 7, 2019

City's First Line Of Defense Against A Hurricane? Mayor's Office To Roll Out Sandbags In Lower Manhattan

The sandbags will be installed from the Brooklyn Bridge to Wall Street. It's about a mile and there will be 18 gaps, so pedestrians can get to the Esplanade.

• May 6, 2019

De Blasio On The Verge Of Announcing Whether He'll Seek Presidency In 2020

Published reports say he's all in, but a top campaign aide tells CBS2 no decision has been made. 

• May 3, 2019

Forgotten Families Landlord That Ran From CBS2 Pleads Guilty In East Orange Courtroom

There has been a major development in CBS2's forgotten families series.

• May 1, 2019

William Barr Testifies On Mueller Report Before Senate Judiciary Committee

Attorney General William Barr was called to testify on Wednesday about special counsel Robert Mueller's report and his four-page characterization summary.

• May 1, 2019

Robert Mueller 'Expressed Frustration' To Attorney General Over Trump Investigation Summary

Robert Mueller "expressed frustration over the lack of context" in Attorney General William Barr's four-page letter summarizing the findings of Mueller's nearly two-year investigation

• Apr 30, 2019

Amid Public Outrage, NYC Board Of Elections Pulls Private Voter Records From Internet

After massive public backlash, and the possibility for legal backlash as well, the New York City Board of Elections has quickly wiped the public's private information from the internet.

• Apr 30, 2019

Board Of Elections Pushes Back Against Already-Approved Plan To Bring Early Voting To NYC

An intense tug-of-war is heating up between Mayor de Blasio and the city's Board of Elections executive director, Michael Ryan.

• Apr 30, 2019

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