NYC loses its "Billionaire Capital of the World" crown
One of the Big Apple's biggest claims to fame is now owned by a city on the other side of the world
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One of the Big Apple's biggest claims to fame is now owned by a city on the other side of the world
Police arrested woman in Harlem after she made it four blocks and a dispatcher was able to disable the bus through the window
Plans are in place for a tower that could be the skinniest skyscraper in the world -- 1,400 feet tall and under 60 feet wide
Officials say gunfire broke out after suspect crashed his car into New York police vehicle
Video showing teacher ripping up students' work "is 100 percent a reflection of the culture at that school," former teacher tells CBS News
NYPD officer Peter Liang claimed he accidentally shot and killed Akai Gurley in 2014 after being startled by a noise in a stairwell
Authorities say the defendants set up an illegal gas delivery system before the March 2015 explosion
The 19-year-old describes the terrifying moment when jogger sliced her; one of a rash of New Yorkers slashed recently
Police announced the arrest of a man suspected in two recent slashing incidents in New York, but are searching for suspects in other similar incidents
City officials say death toll caused by huge construction crane crashing onto street could have been much worse
New York City man accused of planning to abduct, kill, cook women opens up to CBS New York station
Two others seriously injured as crane plunges to the ground in Lower Manhattan
The parents of Etan Patz, a young boy who went missing in 1979, asked a court on Wednesday to throw out that judgment against Jose Ramos, a convicted Pennsylvania child molester
Prosecutors allege that the 11-year veteran had at least ten prostitutes working for him while he was still on the force
The study, which followed bedbugs through the New York City subway system, could improve insecticides
The "safety patrol" group, known for its red jackets and red berets, will patrol New York City subways following a string of slashing incidents
Former teacher nearly decapitated, allegedly by his roommate, at East Harlem homeless shelter for men with mental health issues
The Lower East Side isn't as gritty as it used to be, but it's still the heart of Malin's music
Brazilian-American man tells CBS News about his harrowing experience with Zika virus; his doctors in New York "had never seen a case of Zika"
This week, one man was indicted in the Bronx for cutting a woman there and another in Manhattan; an alleged subway slasher was also charged in Brooklyn
Lauren Spierer vanished in 2011 after a night of partying with friends
Since December, about a dozen random, unprovoked slashings have been reported across the city; including three this week on subway trains
After he took off the ticket, Rubelin Segura allegedly left a voicemail saying: "If you don't want to be my friend, you don't have to be my friend"
In each incident, police said the suspect approached the teller and demanded money and made off with anywhere from $1,000 to $4,000
D.C.-area, Philly, and New York airports still recovering from the more than 10,000 flights cancelled or delayed due to the storm