Mayor Adams announces $485 million plan to prevent crime
Adams unveiled a new safety plan that earmarks nearly half a billion dollars to address the root causes of crime.
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Adams unveiled a new safety plan that earmarks nearly half a billion dollars to address the root causes of crime.
The Eagle was built in Germany in 1936. The U.S. received it for reparations after World War II.
The Emma L. Bowen Community Service Center is to be bulldozed and replaced by a new clinic in an affordable housing tower, CBS New York's Jessi Mitchell reports.
A landlord who owns thousands of rent-stabilized apartments is under fire in Queens, CBS New York's Elle McLogan reports.
The top priority is to lower gun violence in six high-crime precincts in Brooklyn and the Bronx, CBS New York's Marcia Kramer reports.
Three people from New York City and a man from Norwalk, Connecticut are among the houseguests.
Fire officials said it's another case of a lithium-ion battery from an e-bike causing a fire to erupt, CBS New York's Shosh Bedrosian reports.
Staten Island officials are citing health concerns as another reason to put the brakes on congestion pricing.
Fare hikes don't start for another three weeks, but some people were already getting charged more on Monday.
Staten Island officials plan to file a lawsuit to stop plans to charge drivers entering Manhattan's central business district.
Adams said New York City has taken in 93,000 asylum seekers since the spring of 2022. CBS New York's Jessica Moore reports.
Friends described O'Shae Sibley as a professional dancer who investigators said was fatally stabbed at a Mobil station in Midwood. CBS New York's Hannah Kliger reports.
They say it's part of New York City's plan to win more support from Albany and Washington.
Those looking for help are being held up by New York City's new policy. Critics say it's designed to put pressure on Albany and Washington for help. CBS New York's Tony Aiello reports.
The new initiative is being enacted to help cut down on the estimated 36 million pounds of plastic recovered by the city. CBS New York's Jessi Mitchell reports.
Drag Queen Story Hour, intended to teach empathy and deter bullying, has become a point a contention.
Gale Brewer discusses her concerns with illegal cannabis shops in the city and children vaping on "The Point with Marcia Kramer."
Edward Caban, New York City's new police commissioner, is faced with the task of convincing people they're safe.
Gale Brewer represents a Manhattan district that has lots of issues, from illegal cannabis shops to finding housing for asylum seekers.
Police are looking for a man who allegedly exposed himself to a young girl on an MTA bus in Harlem.
Police said the suspect hit the woman over the head with a sock that was stuffed with an unknown object.
The car was left running outside a grocery store in Park Slope when it was stolen, police said.
The teen went missing after he and his 16-year-old bother went swimming in an area of the beach that was closed on Thursday. Read more here
Overnight, buses pulled up to the hotel and some asylum seekers were able to spend the night on board, CBS New York's Christina Fan reports.
It was a sizzling summer Saturday many still chose to spend outside as Summer Streets drew large crowds.
