"Where's George?" campaign meant to keep tabs on Congressman Santos
There's a push by the people to hold New York Congressman George Santos accountable.
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There's a push by the people to hold New York Congressman George Santos accountable.
Despite pressure from Long Island Republicans and multiple investigations, the Congressman is still refusing calls to resign. CBS2's John Dias reports.
Santos Thursday picked up a statement of support from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who said Santos will get a low level committee assignment.
Santos went on the record Thursday for the first time to defend himself, CBS2's Jennifer McLogan reports.
There are more revelations about misstatements and inaccuracies on his resume.
The congressman seemed to be sending mixed signals Thursday when asked whether he will resign.
Members of his own party spoke out against him Wednesday, calling on the freshman congressman to step down.
However, as CBS2's Jennifer McLogan reports, the embattled congressman said Wednesday he has no plans to.
Members of his own party spoke out against him Wednesday on Long Island, calling on the freshman congressman to resign. CBS2's John Dias has the details.
The Congressman is now facing a House Ethics Complaint with New York's delegation leading the charge. Today, members of his own party plan on speaking out against him. CBS2's John Dias reports.
Santos said he has "done nothing unethical."
A pair of New York Democratic lawmakers are filing a formal complaint with the House Ethics Committee against GOP Rep. George Santos on Tuesday, alleging he violated federal ethics law. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
Congressmen Ritchie Torres and Dan Goldman handed Santos a copy of the complaint Tuesday on Capitol Hill.
The Long Island Republican has already admitted to fabricating details about his background. CBS2's Kevin Rincon has the story.
The complaint was filed by the Campaign Legal Center and accuses Santos of illegally using campaign funds for personal expenses.
Newly sworn-in Congressman George Santos will begin his first week in office facing a formal ethics complaint filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC). CBS2's Tony Aiello reports.
Investigations to sort out his admitted lies and alleged crimes are ramping up.
Some constituents for the newly sworn in Congressman George Santos are demanding he resign. As CBS2's Dave Carlin reports, investigations to sort out his admitted lies and alleged crimes are ramping up.
Congressman George Santos is newly sworn in and in the hot seat as his constituents say he's hiding from them. Some are calling for him to resign, and investigations to sort out his admitted lies and alleged crimes are ramping up. CBS2's Dave Carlin reports.
As the House was preparing to adjourn, a deal was apparently struck and Republicans elected McCarthy on the 15th round of voting.
Kramer covered the inauguration of Gov. Kathy Hochul, New York's new human composting law, the beginning of the 118th Congress and controversial Congressman-elect George Santos, all before a special interview with Mayor Eric Adams.
Republican Kevin McCarthy continues to hold out hope that he will ultimately get the gavel, but a faction of members is making things very difficult for him. CBS2's Lisa Rozner explains.
Members of Republican party on Long Island said Santos cannot effectively represent 3rd District.
The congressman-elect continues to cast his votes for House speaker amid growing calls to step down from people in his district, CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reports.
After vocalizing his vote for Congressman Kevin McCarthy as speaker, Santos appeared chummy with colleagues.
