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Just as the city ramped up moving some 8,000 homeless people out of the hotels, a lawsuit brought by the Legal Aid Society brought the process to a standstill.
As the argument escalated, the food truck worker was pushed, punched in the face and had bottles thrown at him, police said.
Flames broke out at Pastosa Ravioli in West Brighton early Saturday morning.
What a difference a day made for commuters entering the 157th Street subway station. On Thursday, they waded through waist deep water while heavy rain pounded the city.
Spelling bee fever spilled into New York City on Friday as locals were given a special quiz that includes words all New Yorkers should know how to spell. CBS2's Steve Overmyer put them to the test.
The viable contenders represent a broader range of diversity in the city.
Following the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular, New Yorkers were kept up by illegal fireworks in the sky.
Natalie Perez is exhausted and heartbroken. She's been at her brother's side at Bellevue Hospital since he suffered severe head trauma when a car slammed into him.
CBS2's Dana Tyler spoke with Batiste about his new album and Academy Award-winning score for the movie "Soul."
Champion eater Joey Chestnut discusses breaking his own record at the 2021 Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest with CBS2's Steve Overmyer.
The show was a salute to the hero within, recognizing the strength of the American people.
Joey Chestnut broke his own record to gulp to a 14th win in the men's Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on Sunday, while Michelle Lesco took the women's title.
Police said it started when the 69-year-old doorman found the suspect in the basement and asked him to leave.
Investigators just released video of a suspect they say hit a 22-year-old man on the side of the head and made anti-gay statements toward him.
Police are looking for the man who ripped down a pride flag that was hanging outside a business on Utica Avenue in Crown Heights.
Police say they have arrested some 22 people caught trying to get the fireworks on the streets and confiscated several weapons as well.
The city that never sleeps could soon live up to its name with a bold new nightlife recommendation.
Sandra Lindsay immigrated to the U.S. from Jamaica when she was 18 years old. Now, she's going down in history for her role in the fight against COVID-19.
Police are trying to identify three people suspected of stealing nearly a million dollars worth of jewelry from a woman in Manhattan.
In one incident, the suspect allegedly grabbed $400 out of a 60-year-old woman's hands.
Both victims were in stable condition at the hospital.
New York City's plan to empty 60 commercial hotels temporarily used to house the homeless during the pandemic hit a roadblock Friday.
From the suburbs to Coney Island, people cannot wait.
The ticker tape parade up the Canyon of Heroes will honor the city's frontline workers on Wednesday, July 7 starting at 11 a.m.
Riders and workers will be able to use the 311 app to report issues they see on the subway and get people the help they need.
