New York Assemblyman Charles Lavine reacts to SCOTUS gun ruling
Assemblyman Lavine says the ruling "opens the floodgates" to generations-worth of litigation.
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Assemblyman Lavine says the ruling "opens the floodgates" to generations-worth of litigation.
With the Supreme Court striking down the state law that made it more difficult for people to carry weapons in public, what does that mean for crowded areas in the city? CBS2's Political Reporter Marcia Kramer has the exclusive story.
This is the court's biggest Second Amendment ruling in more than a decade. CBS2's Jessica Moore breaks down the big decision.
The library says the books are still available in the children's section and can be checked out by anyone.
The law requires schools to install a panic button that would alert police in case of an emergency.
City transit officials are rolling out new technology on trains in an effort to solve crimes. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook has more on the pilot program.
The country is awaiting an opinion on Roe v. Wade and abortion access, while New York is waiting to see what will happen with its concealed carry gun law. CBS2's Natalie Duddridge has the details.
CBS2's Lonnie Quinn has a look at the forecast.
Mayor Eric Adams was there was for the ribbon cutting on Tiffany Street in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx.
Owner and barber Early Figueroa smiles to remember how tall Lee had grown when he returned home from college for summer break. Lee was shot dead in East Harlem Sunday. CBS2's Jessi Mitchell reports.
Archila is the running mate of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jumaane Williams.
The delivery app is rewarding the restaurant that contacted police, and CBS2's Tony Aiello has new details on allegations against the suspect.
Two NYPD transit officers are credited with saving a woman who fell on subway tracks minutes before a train rolled into a Brooklyn station. .
A woman swimming illegally in the Central Park Reservoir was pulled to safety by first responders.
Hochul is boosting pay rates by up to 34% as a way to recruit more lifeguards at state beaches and pools.
Some young children on Long Island got their first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine on Wednesday. CBS2's Thalia Perez reports.
The verdict is in for the man who drove his car through crowds of pedestrians in Times Square in 2017, killing a teenager and injuring many others. A jury on Wednesday cleared Richard Rojas of responsibility because of mental illness. CBS2's Alice Gainer spoke exclusively with the family of Alyssa Elsman, who was killed in the incident.
COVID vaccines for children as young as six months old are now available across New York City. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook speaks with parents to see their reactions.
Police say the suspect choked the woman then dragged her to a nearby park.
It comes after a transit officer was assaulted at a Brooklyn subway station on the first day of the new initiative. CBS2's Political Reporter has more on the changes.
Mayor Eric Adams makes announcement about affordable housing in the Bronx.
The mayor's visit comes after the seventh death in Rikers custody this year.
The DOT is set to announce the second phase of the program today in the Eastern Bronx.
County Executive George Latimer is expected to make an announcement about the new facility Wednesday.
COVID vaccines for children as young as six months old are being made available across the city. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook has more.
