New Schools Chancellor Pulled Over By NYPD
Two New York City police officers ran into some unexpected trouble when they made a traffic stop that netted one of the city's more powerful officials, schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott.
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Two New York City police officers ran into some unexpected trouble when they made a traffic stop that netted one of the city's more powerful officials, schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott.
New York City will have a great weekend to get outdoors so Time Out New York Kids has plenty of wonderful ideas for the family. Mary Squillace joins CBS 2's Cindy Hsu to talk about some of the events.
A doctor will pay a second visit to a Portuguese model accused of castrating and killing a TV journalist in New York before his lawyer decides whether to pursue a psychiatric defense.
Higher gas prices are hurting consumers, but they're also rippling through the economy in other ways. The pain at the pump is hitting some charities especially hard.
Schumer wants the four toll agencies that operate E-ZPass in New York State to implement a text-message warning system to alert drivers when their balances run low and about any impending charges they may face.
The New York Taxi Workers Alliance is putting forward what it calls a "modest increase," which would include a $0.50 increase in the per-mile metered rate and a $0.10 bump for idling charges.
A gang of muscled-up thieves were caught on surveillance video plucking motorcycles off Manhattan street - Kawasakis, Yamahas and more getting snatched up in a matter of seconds.
New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle and a flight instructor did everything they could to save their lives after the small plane they were piloting malfunctioned, causing them to crash into a Manhattan building, a lawyer for the men's families told a jury Wednesday at the start of a civil trial.
New York City's new school chancellor, Dennis Walcott, said he's a believer in options for quality education and that includes charter schools.
Gurmaj Singh, the current temple president, said the attackers used musical instruments, swords, bats and metal rods against worshippers in the temple.
A royal block party is being planned outside Nicky Perry's Tea & Sympathy restaurant on Greenwich Avenue.
Owners of businesses near New York City transit hub Pennsylvania Station are complaining to authorities about panhandlers.
The New York City Board of Elections says Donald Trump hasn't voted in any primary elections for more than 21 years.
Thirty-three years after it went into effect, the city's pooper scooper law is widely being ignored. But who, exactly, is to blame?
An off-duty Triboro Bridge and Tunnel Authority officer was shot Saturday night during a botched robbery at a Brooklyn store.
People were rolling up their sleeves for National Volunteer Week, as hundreds of volunteers dug in for a day of work at Riverside Park.
New York City's incoming schools chancellor calls the tone of debate surrounding teacher layoffs, standardized testing and charter schools "poisonous."
A new study said that poorly fitted air conditioning units cost New York City buildings millions of dollars a year in extra fuel consumption. The study by the Urban Green Council was set to be released Thursday.
The deputy mayor needed the waiver because he doesn't have a superintendent's certificate, though he holds a teaching license and master's degrees in education and social work.
Police were searching Wednesday night for heartless thieves who stole hundreds of dollars in cash and medication from a New York City animal charity.
From rock and roll to rap and R&B, there are countless musical tributes to the Big Apple. Here are some of our favorites.
The wire came down at Trenton Station at 5:20 a.m. Monday, taking out two tracks into New York. It was repaired by 9:15 a.m.
The incoming New York City schools chancellor, Dennis Walcott, will head to Albany this week to meet with state lawmakers.
Sen. Charles Schumer says New Yorkers could be missing tens of millions dollars in unclaimed tax refunds and college tuition tax credits.
After being booed and heckled throughout Charlie Sheen's entire show at Radio City Music Hall on Friday, Sheen earned a standing ovation in Wellingford, Conn.
