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Despite Congress ousting George Santos, the district office in Queens remains open. Meanwhile, party leaders are vetting candidates for the special election. CBS New York's Jennifer McLogan reports.
CBS New York's political reporter Marcia Kramer walks us through what comes next for Santos open seat and the broader political implications.
Santos left the U.S. Capitol without saying a word as other members of the House voted to expel him on Friday. A special election is now needed to fill the seat. CBS New York's Jennifer McLogan reports.
The Long Island congressman has been ousted from his role in the House of Representatives following a scathing report last month from the Ethics committee. CBS New York's Lisa Rozner has live reaction from Washington, D.C.
O'Connor made history when she was appointed to the high court by President Ronald Reagan in 1981.
CBS New York's Chris Wragge is spending the morning at the school in Queens, where they are throwing a special Sweet 16 for their tortoise.
Delton Dove was the foreman of the jury that decided Colin Ferguson's fate. He spoke for the first time about his experience with CBS New York's Carolyn Gusoff for her documentary "The 5:33 - Legacy of the LIRR Massacre."
Frank Barker was shot five times during Colin Ferguson's rampage on a Long Island Rail Road train car nearly 30 years ago. He spoke extensively with CBS New York's Carolyn Gusoff as part of her documentary "The 5:33 - Legacy of the LIRR Massacre."
Gov. Kathy Hochul will call for a special election after the House voted to expel Rep. George Santos.
George Santos became the sixth U.S. House member to be expelled and the first in more than 20 years.
The U.S. House of Representatives is voting on a measure to expel Rep. George Santos on Friday. CBS New York's Lisa Rozner reports from Washington, D.C.
We hear from a woman turned HIV activist whose brother died of AIDS-related complications 30 years ago when he was just 26 years old.
Embattled Congressman George Santos takes a moment to speak with CBS New York ahead of today's vote to expel him from Congress.
Nature Conservancy New York Executive Director Bill Ulfelder spoke with us about why a living tree is a better choice.
CBS New York's Chris Wragge is spending the morning at the school in Queens, where they are throwing a special Sweet 16 for their tortoise.
Francis Lewis High School in Queens is home to some incredible programs that you don't see at every school, like its culinary and hydroponics departments. CBS New York's Chris Wragge is spending the morning in Fresh Meadows for our latest Class Act!
The MTA's latest plan for congestion pricing is getting some bad reviews from commuters, lawmakers and small business owners, and the new toll could impact people who don't even drive. CBS New York's John Dias has the details.
The Long Island congressman could become the sixth member of the House to ever be expelled from Congress. CBS New York's Zinnia Maldonado reports.
Francis Lewis High School in Queens is home to some incredible programs that you don't see at every school, like its culinary and hydroponics departments. CBS New York's Chris Wragge is spending the morning in Fresh Meadows for our latest Class Act!
More help is on the way to New York state schools to support students' mental health. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3sXw2nT
The NYPD says pickpocket crimes are on the rise and it's beefing up the prevention plan for big holiday events. CBS New York's Tim McNicholas reports.
The project is part of the larger Gateway Program, which has received $12 billion in funding from the federal government
With the high cost of food making it difficult for some Long Island families to afford groceries, the Freeport school district started a unique partnership to help hungry students. CBS New York's Jennifer McLogan reports.
Next week marks 30 years since one of the nation's first public mass shootings, and it happened on a Long Island Rail Road train. Gusoff was one of the reporters there that night, 30 years ago at the Merillon Avenue train station in Garden City. The suburban community was shattered by what was then unthinkable.
