No Verdict In Menendez Bribery Trial, As Jury Loses A Member
Jurors finished their third full day of deliberations on Thursday without a verdict.
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Jurors finished their third full day of deliberations on Thursday without a verdict.
Menendez is accused of accepting gifts from his wealthy friend in exchange for using his office to advance the doctor's personal and business interests.
Attorneys concluded closing arguments Monday afternoon as the trial entered its 10th week.
The day was dedicated to spirit and pride, and was marked by an unprecedented police presence to protect both the runners and the expected two and a half million spectators cheering them on.
Some of the fine folks covering the race for CBSNewYork took to social media to give us an inside look at the scene around town.
The union representing drivers, monitors and mechanics said a contract deal was reached Friday, so workers will not walk off the job Monday.
"We have uncovered deep dysfunction," said City Comptroller Scott Stringer, unveiling an audit of 156 polling sites - and finding problems in 90% of them.
Two men from the Tri-State Area were among those killed in Tuesday's deadly terror attack in Lower Manhattan.
More is being learned about the Lower Manhattan terror attack suspect, who remains under police guard at Bellevue Hospital where he's in serious condition from a gunshot wound.
Attorneys in the bribery trial of New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez are arguing over what legal instructions the jury will hear from the judge before deliberating.
Five years after Sandy, there is now a permanent reminder of the devastation along the East River in Lower Manhattan.
The manager won't return to the team next season, he confirmed Thursday. Girardi's four-year, $16 million contract is set to expire at the end of the month.
Reporter Peter Haskell remembers surveying the damage from Superstorm Sandy.
New Jersey has sued a town over two recent ordinances that the state says illegally targeted the Jewish community from nearby New York.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday that he is fighting head on against Gov. Andrew Cuomo's decision to begin testing self-driving cars in New York City.
Yankee fever is spreading across the city but apparently Mayor Bill de Blasio is immune.
City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito was furious this week after President Donald Trump singled out Puerto Rico in negative tweets.
There are four times more ride service vehicles in the city now compared to just two years ago.
The Trump administration wants to gut the Environmental Protection Agency by cutting its budget by 31 percent.
Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance said his office would have prosecuted media mogul Harvey Weinstein in 2015 if they had a case.
The candidates sparred over property taxes and other hot-button topics in Tuesday's debate ahead of the Nov. 7 election.
Meanwhile, a group is pushing for hurricane preparedness projects, including a storm surge barrier from Sandy Hook to the Rockaways.
The much-maligned Administration for Children's Services is trying to change its troubled reputation.
The group will recommend solutions to traffic congestion and the funding challenges facing the city's subway and bus systems.
The families of fallen first responders received their last thank you Thursday from a charity created to help them.
