Activists meet with NYPD commissioner to discuss violent Brooklyn arrest
A violent, wrongful arrest in Brooklyn that prompted outrage has civil rights leaders calling on the NYPD to take action.
Incorrect N.Y. DMV records led to car getting repossessed, couple says
New York families rely on state records to make sure car purchases are legit, but what happens when those records are wrong?
Another man claims he was wrongly arrested during NYPD's Brooklyn drug sweep
A second man has come forward to say he believes he was wrongly targeted during the NYPD's Brooklyn drug operation
Punches thrown during Brooklyn man's arrest "were excessive," expert says
A former NYPD lieutenant spoke out Thursday about a controversial arrest of a Brooklyn man.
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Brooklyn man beaten by NYPD officers in arrest video: "Thank God I'm alive"
The man at the center of an arrest video that has drawn the ire of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and other elected officials spoke out on Wednesday afternoon.
Share your N.Y. and N.J. E-ZPass and Tolls by Mail story with us
CBS News New York is investigating the cashless tolling system in New York and New Jersey. Unpaid tolls can spiral into crushing debt — but that's just one of many issues drivers face.
Many victims of LaGuardia Airport plane collision released from hospital
Many of the 43 victims in Sunday night's runway plane collision at LaGuardia Airport were taken to Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, where there were signs of hope on Monday afternoon.
New York, New Jersey lawmakers announce "End The Toll Trap" bill
New York and New Jersey lawmakers have announced a bipartisan, bi-state bill to address E-ZPass late fees.
Why a $14,000 E-ZPass bill landed in a NYC driver's email box
A long-time New York City driver says he monitored his E-ZPass account and paid his tolls, but he was still hit with huge late fees.
What NYC consumers should know before going solar
Here's how New Yorkers can go solar while protecting their pocketbooks.
Some NYC brokers continue charging renters fees despite law banning them
New York City officials say some brokers are still charging tenants fees despite a law passed in 2024 banning them.
Times Square demonstrators say freedom for Iranians is finally possible
As tensions rise in the Middle East, Iranian New Yorkers are holding on to hope that people in their homeland can finally get their freedom.
New Yorkers with loved ones in Iran worried about what comes next
With the fate of Iran uncertain after Saturday's strikes by the United States and Israel, the shockwaves are being felt in the Tri-State Area.
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Hateful symbols removed from N.J. home after months of complaints from neighbors
Neighbors of a home displaying hateful symbols in Woodland Park, New Jersey, say they have complained to police, but authorities said while it's disgraceful, it's still protected speech.
NYC files what it calls landmark lawsuit against solar installer and owner
One year after a CBS News New York investigation looked into a local solar installer, New York City has filed what it calls a landmark lawsuit against the company and its owner.