Horse on the run

A carriage horse escaped and went for an eight-minute jaunt through midtown Manhattan on Tuesday as hundreds of witnesses watch. "Goldy" eventually made her way to her stables and was uninjured. CBS New York has the story.

• May 31, 2017

New York to end curfew on bars, restaurants

New York State will end its midnight curfew on restaurants and bars in May, Governor Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday. The pandemic-era curfew will end on May 17 for outdoor dining and on May 31 for indoor dining. CBS New York's Natalie Duddridge reports.

• Apr 28, 2021

Manhattan DA to stop prosecuting prostitution

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. announced his office will no longer prosecute prostitution cases, marking a major victory for sex worker advocates. Vance also announced all cases dating back to 1970 will be dropped. Human trafficking expert Kimberly Mehlman-Orozco joined CBSN to explain the nuances of decriminalization and what comes next for sex workers in New York City.

• Apr 24, 2021

Thanksgiving Day parade preview

The 2.5-mile route of New York's annual Thanksgiving Day Parade starts outside the American Museum of Natural History in New York, then heads south through Manhattan. More than 3.5 million people will line the streets, and tens of millions more will watch from home. "Entertainment Tonight" co-host Kevin Frazier and "The Insider" correspondent Keltie Knight joins "CBS This Morning" to preview the 90th annual parade.

• Nov 24, 2016

Rahami clues

Sources tell CBS News that Ahmad Khan Rahami was intrigued by radical terror ideology before allegedly leaving bombs in Manhattan and New Jersey. CBS News homeland security correspondent Jeff Pegues has the details.

• Sep 20, 2016

Meat cleaver attack

An NYPD officer was attacked by a man with a meat cleaver near Madison Square Garden, leaving the cop with a severe gash on his face. CBS News correspondent Jericka Duncan joins CBSN with the latest details from Midtown, Manhattan.

• Sep 15, 2016

Remembering Marni Nixon

Marni Nixon was known as a incredible performer who mainly worked and sang behind the scenes. She was the voice behind songs in many iconic films, including My Fair Lady and was considered America's most unsung singer.

• Jul 30, 2016

CBS News obtained new video of the massive crane collapse along two city blocks in lower Manhattan that killed one and injured several others

CBS News obtained new video of the massive crane collapse along two city blocks in lower Manhattan that killed one and injured several others. CBS News Correspondent DeMarco Morgan has the video and the latest details for CBSN.

• Feb 5, 2016

Virginia native Melvin Flowers retired from being a general manager in 1990 and decided he would get into a different business

Virginia native Melvin Flowers retired from being a general manager in 1990 and decided he would get into a different business. The 77-year-old now shines shoes in the heart of Manhattan, and he’s been doing it for 21 years

• Jan 14, 2016

A Southern institution is finally setting up shop in the country's biggest city

A Southern institution is finally setting up shop in the country's biggest city. Chick-fil-A, which has more than 1,900 stores nationwide, is opening its first freestanding franchise in New York City. Vladimir Duthiers takes a tour of the new restaurant that will compete with more than 7,000 other fast-food eateries in the Big Apple.

• Oct 2, 2015

Witnesses say it started over a spilled drink and a gay slur

NYPD is investigating a possible hate crime after a restaurant brawl. It was caught on video in the middle of one of Manhattan's largest gay neighborhoods. Witnesses say it started over a spilled drink and a gay slur while victim Jonathan Snipes was on a date. Vladimir Duthiers reports.

• May 7, 2015

Like so many other iPhones, a Manhattan man’s phone ended up overseas after it was taken

Like so many other iPhones, a Manhattan man’s phone ended up overseas after it was taken. CBS2’s Tracee Carrasco explains how the owner discovered where it ended up.

• Feb 20, 2015

2 brutal anti-Asian attacks in NYC as bystanders do nothing

In both cases, bystanders did nothing to intervene.

• Mar 30, 2021

In a developing story, two New York City police officers were shot and killed in their patrol car in Brooklyn

In a developing story, two New York City police officers were shot and killed in their patrol car in Brooklyn. The suspect fled into a nearby subway station, where he killed himself. Mark Albert reports.

• Dec 20, 2014

Demonstrators rallied through the streets of Manhattan as part of a series of global marches over climate change

Demonstrators rallied through the streets of Manhattan as part of a series of global marches over climate change. The march in New York City comes two days before the United Nations Climate Summit.

• Sep 21, 2014

What drives someone to camp out for weeks for the new iPhone, and what's it like?

A growing group of people are camping out at the Apple Store on 5th Avenue in Manhattan to be the first to get their hands on an iPhone 6. Some have been there for over two weeks. They share their stories and experiences with CBS News.

• Sep 16, 2014

Thousands of guests descended on Manhattan last night to dine at a secret location, only unveiled by the organizers minutes before the party begins

Thousands of guests descended on Manhattan last night to dine at a secret location, only unveiled by the organizers minutes before the party begins. Gayle King reports.

• Aug 26, 2014

The U.S. district attorney in Manhattan may file federal charges against New York Gov

The U.S. district attorney in Manhattan may file federal charges against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo for allegedly tampering with state corruption investigations. CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman joins the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts to discuss the investigation.

• Aug 1, 2014

Chef Matt Lambert dishes on what life was like growing up in New Zealand and how that experience has stuck with him after opening his restaurant

Chef Matt Lambert dishes on what life was like growing up in New Zealand and how that experience has stuck with him after opening his restaurant, The Musket Room, in New York City.

• Jul 15, 2014

Growing up in New Zealand, chef Matt Lambert never dreamed of one day living and working in New York City

Growing up in New Zealand, chef Matt Lambert never dreamed of one day living and working in New York City, let alone running his own Michelin star winning restaurant, The Musket Room, in the city that never sleeps.

• Jul 15, 2014

Chef Matt Lambert shares the mouth-watering details on what diners can expect from the signature dishes at his Manhattan restaurant The Musket Room

Chef Matt Lambert shares the mouth-watering details on what diners can expect from the signature dishes at his Manhattan restaurant The Musket Room.

• Jul 15, 2014

A swimmer attacked by a 7-foot great white shark opened up about what exactly happened off the Manhattan Beach pier

A swimmer attacked by a 7-foot great white shark opened up about what exactly happened off the Manhattan Beach pier in an interview with reporter Joy Benedict of CBS Los Angeles affiliate KCAL.

• Jul 6, 2014

Lambert shares his ultimate dish on “CBS This Morning: Saturday"

Chef Matt Lambert’s Manhattan restaurant, The Musket Room, showcases his modern New Zealand cooking and earned him a coveted Michelin Star just four months after opening. Lambert shares his ultimate dish on “CBS This Morning: Saturday.”

• Jul 5, 2014

Authorities say a pedestrian was injured when a circular saw blade used for cutting concrete at a New York City construction site came loose, flew about 100 feet through the air and struck her

Authorities say a pedestrian was injured when a circular saw blade used for cutting concrete at a New York City construction site came loose, flew about 100 feet through the air and struck her. The victim was hit in the leg as she was walking in midtown Manhattan. Jessica Schneider reports.

• May 28, 2014

The president says while Russia’s actions in Ukraine are “a problem,” he’s “much more concerned when it comes to our security with the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in Manhattan”

Reacting to rhetoric from his 2012 Republican foe Mitt Romney, President Obama argued during a press conference in the Netherlands that while Russia’s actions in Ukraine are “a problem,” he’s “much more concerned when it comes to our security with the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in Manhattan.”

• Mar 25, 2014

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