Monitor, Police Union Head Agree That Officers Are Hesitant With New Stop-And-Frisk Rules
A new report examines how changes to the NYPD's controversial stop, question and frisk practices have affected the police and the community.
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A new report examines how changes to the NYPD's controversial stop, question and frisk practices have affected the police and the community.
It's summer wedding season, and as couples prepare to say "I do," some lawmakers have been looking to change hundreds of laws on the books.
Vice President Joe Biden said in New York Thursday that more still needs to be done to protect LGBT Americans.
The "Canyon of Heroes" will be the "Canyon of Heroines" on Friday for the kind of celebration only New York City can throw.
The U.S. Congress has passed a bill to rename a Bronx post office in honor of former New York Rep. Herman Badillo.
During a lengthy phone call Wednesday, RNC Chairman Reince Preibus asked Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to tone down his rhetoric about Mexican immigrants, CBS News has confirmed.
A New Jersey political leader was caught on camera throwing punches at a 74-year-old legally blind man, and on Wednesday night, both parties were sharing their story.
Lawmakers in Nassau County were calling Wednesday night for tighter regulations over political messages that end up in your mailbox.
A spending bill making its way through the House calls for budget cuts to the National School Lunch Program as well as the Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer for Children pilot program.
City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito said Tuesday that illegal synthetic pot is rampant in East Harlem, and you don't even need to find a dealer to get some.
The governor hopes that the national conversation about police abuse will take a new turn and that other jurisdictions will follow his model.
Trump and the PGA of America met Monday. Both groups said they mutually agreed not to hold the Grand Slam of Golf at Trump National Golf Club in Los Angeles on Oct. 19-21.
New Jersey Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg is proposing a bill that would force any governor running for president to step aside, including Gov. Chris Christie.
They are the latest company to part ways with Trump, the Republican presidential candidate who caused controversy with inflammatory remarks about Mexican immigrants.
Republican presidential candidate Chris Chrisite rapped up his blitz in New Hampshire Monday by making the rounds on TV news morning shows in New York.
