Drone show recreates silhouette of the Twin Towers
Two thousand nine hundred and seventy seven lights rose over New York harbor and the 9/11 memorial Wednesday night.
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Two thousand nine hundred and seventy seven lights rose over New York harbor and the 9/11 memorial Wednesday night.
This year, for the first time ever, the NYPD has the authority to take down drones overhead, making it the first locality in the country to have clearance. CBS News New York's Ali Bauman reports.
The New York Police Department explained its security plans to keep more than a million fans and hundreds of players safe ahead of the U.S. Open.
Shark sightings are becoming all too common on some New York City beaches, and the NYPD is turning to technology to help keep swimmers safe.
A JetBlue pilot reported possibly striking a drone while on final approach to John F. Kennedy International Airport.
The plane was hit by a drone early Monday morning. And while there was no significant damage, CBS News New York's Andrew Ramos reports it was just the latest in a string of incidents in recent days at area airports.
The county's new police drones can be launched to aid in medical emergencies and criminal investigations.
The FAA has issued a "no drone zone" around MetLife Stadium during the World Cup. The temporary flight ban also takes effect at fan events in Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Harrison, New Jersey.
The FAA says fines will be as high as $100,000, plus jail time, if a drone enters restricted airspace. CBS News' Skyler Henry reports.
The NYPD has obtained the green light to shoot drones out of the sky over worries about the possibility of a terror attack during a summer of high-profile events in New York City.
Commissioner Jessica Tisch said Thursday said the department now has the green light to shoot them out of the sky. The announcement comes as New York City prepares for a busy summer packed with massive events. CBS News New York's Marcia Kramer reports.
Grubhub is launching New Jersey's first commercial food delivery by drone. CBS News New York has learned more about the high-tech service and how it's expected to work.
CBS News New York's Nick Caloway got a preview of the technology and shows us how it works.
The new drones will be able to navigate harsh weather conditions, giving police eyes in the air no matter what.
As CBS News New York's Nick Caloway reports, the technology pinpointed the dog's exact location more than 20 miles away.
