Judge hands retired NYC workers major victory in insurance fight
A handful of retired workers stood outside the gates of City Hall to bask in the glow of their hard-fought win.
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A handful of retired workers stood outside the gates of City Hall to bask in the glow of their hard-fought win.
A Manhattan judge on Thursday struck down the city's plan to alter health benefits for retired New York City workers and make them pay to keep the insurance they were promised for life; CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer has the story.
A man arrested this week in a disturbing crime now faces hate crime charges from an incident last year, but it doesn't stop there. CBS2's Nick Caloway asked why someone with more than 40 arrests is back out on the streets tonight.
"There are huge parts of the system which have been broken for a long time and need to change," Banks said.
New York City's new schools chancellor gave the Department of Education he inherited a failing grade. CBS2's John Dias reports.
Police said the suspect they were after lost control of the car and crashed into a home. CBS2's Kevin Rincon reports.
The NYPD says a dismembered body was found early Thursday morning in Brooklyn.
Among the victims sent to hospitals were two firefighters and a child. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
Ride-sharing apps have been cutting away from business for years.
Green taxi drivers say their business is on the fast track to failure due to the pandemic and the increase in ride shares. A longtime green cab driver tells CBS2's Ali Bauman the city is leaving drivers sidelined.
After two months as New York City's schools chancellor, David Banks gave a scathing review of the Department of Education. His revamping plans include more school safety officers and ending the mismanagement he says leads to low graduation rates; CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer has the story.
When you think of Broadway, maybe you imagine taking in a great show with dinner and a stroll through Shubert Alley. CBS2's Dave Carlin shows us a new location where you can take in a little theater history.
History was made at St. Patrick's Cathedral on Tuesday as a priest from the Bronx became the youngest bishop in the country. He's also the first Dominican with that title in the New York Archdiocese; CBS2's Kevin Rincon reports.
Asian-American community leaders held a rally Tuesday, calling for more attention when investigating hate crimes; CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
The governor spoke Tuesday morning in Harlem.
COVID cases likely to determine just how back to "normal" the Big Apple gets in the short term
According to police, video shows William Blount attacked the 57-year-old with a hammer at the Queens Plaza subway station.
Miya Ponsetta, accused of falsely claiming a Black teen stole her cellphone at a hotel in SoHo, could avoid jail time.
A citywide crackdown on subway crime is focusing more attention on a corner in Washington Heights after recent violent attacks at Broadway and 168th Street. CBS2's Jessi Mitchell reports.
The Met announced it is cutting ties with artists allied with Russia's president.
Police said the 14-year-old boy was shot in the leg. He is expected to survive. CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.
Police believe speeding caused a car to plunge off the Henry Hudson Parkway and onto Amtrak train tracks. CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
After nearly two years, mask mandates are being lifted in many school districts. The changes could lead to some anxiety in the classroom. CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports.
It stems from the New York Attorney General's civil investigation in the Trump Organization.
New York City's board of health had declared racism in health care a crisis. CBS2's Alice Gainer reports.
