Brooklyn shooting injures 5, including pregnant woman
Two victims are in critical condition, including the pregnant woman, who was struck three times
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Two victims are in critical condition, including the pregnant woman, who was struck three times
In 2012, Pedro Hernandez admitted killing the NYC boy; his attorneys say his statements were "fictional ravings" and first jury was deadlocked 11-1 in favor of guilt
Outbreak in the Bronx has killed four people and sickened dozens; health official says it's "likely that there will be more cases"
One woman was in tears when she got the hang of it, thinking of her late father who tried to teach her so many years ago
More cases of illness are reported as investigators find contamination in two buildings
Prosecutors say a teenager suffocated her newborn baby before taking his body with her on a trip to Victoria's Secret in New York City
Jeanene Worrell-Breeden had what she called a dream job when she killed herself by jumping in front of a subway car
Donna Crilley Farrell and her team are working around the clock to ensure the pope's two-day visit to the city of brotherly love is memorable
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the congested, dated LaGuardia Airport would be upgraded into a more modern hub
City and ride-hailing company find common ground to avert caps on app-directed cars on the streets of nation's biggest city
Uber's ad blitz targets Mayor Bill de Blasio and his proposal to cap the number of Uber cars
The city claims the ride-sharing service is adding to traffic and pollution, but Uber is fighting back -- hard
On-demand car service company puts fists up, tongue in cheek as NYC mayor moves to limit its growth
Mother of unarmed man who was killed after being put in an officer's chokehold says "the victory will come when we get justice"
The man allegedly assaulted a 21-year-old woman in the parking garage of the Port Authority Bus Terminal on Friday
"We're etched in history," star Carli Lloyd tells CBS before start of ticker-tape parade
The U.S. Women's soccer team, the 2015 World Cup, was feted along New York's famed "Canyon of Heroes" -- the first female sports team ever given a victory ticker-tape parade
New York City is celebrating the U.S. women's soccer team at the "Canyon of Heroes," but it's never hosted this type of honoree -- until now
Cash bail has long been criticized by inmate advocates for unfairly targeting poor people; new plan seeks to keep low-level crime suspects out of troubled Rikers Island
DuPont Circle is among the most well-trafficked parts of the nation's capital, and it has a secret hiding just below the surface
Mother says her homeless daughters were trying to break into her apartment when the shooting occurred
Jeffrey Milstein, 71, answers the question: What does life look like from the sky?
Authorities believe father was targeted in Bronx attack while holding 1-year-old daughter
New York landmark has a certain glow about her after Superstorm Sandy repair
City officials are talking to the U.S. women's soccer team about the possibility of a celebratory parade in lower Manhattan