The Point: State Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal
State Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal is the powerful chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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State Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal is the powerful chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
She's the first deputy mayor in a women-centric administration. All most all of the deputy mayors who work for Eric Adams are women.
The musical is about people trying to find their way and the American dream after arriving in New York City.
The project for Superstorm Sandy repairs starts tonight.
There was no immediate word on how the fire started, but the FDNY said an e-bike was removed from the apartment.
Police said a suspect tried to rob the off-duty officer, who was trying to buy a car in East New York, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Christopher Baldner still faces a second-degree manslaughter charge and other counts.
A real-life treasure hunt is underway in New York City, but not for gold or silver. Dive teams are searching for something even rarer - the priceless bones of some prehistoric creatures. Nancy Chen reports.
Civil rights activists will attend a tribute to Diallo in the Bronx on Saturday.
Since his release, Salaam has worked as a criminal justice reform advocate and serves as an Innocence Project board member.
After a brief outage overnight, the massive housing complex lost electricity again just before 9 a.m. Saturday, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
It's the first of six weekend closures for construction to make Queensboro Plaza more accessible.
One suspect had a knife, police said.
Video shows flames pouring out of a 4th-floor window of the building on West 180th Street.
Repairs were completed at around 4 a.m. to the relief of families who were grateful for the quick fix, CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
There is a lot of road work in the coming days at New York's bridges and tunnels.
Riders will be able to walk from one car to the next without going through doors.
Drag Story Hour at New York City public libraries continues to cause controversy.
NYPD officers descended upon the encampment, ordering them to pack up their things from the sidewalk and leave.
Police have released video from a violent robbery spree spanning three boroughs.
More than 100,000 New Yorkers have been vaccinated for the virus since the summer.
Efforts to recognize and elevate people and events that impacted the past continue to strengthen and evolve.
The outbreak of the disease formerly known as monkeypox is officially over in New York City.
The poll found only a third of voters are satisfied with the way things are going in New York City.
Controversy continues to brew over New York City's decision to move asylum seekers from the Watson Hotel to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal. Wednesday, city councilmembers visited the new facility, but what do the men who have moved there think? CBS2's Christina Fan has their reaction.
