Mahmoud Khalil's attorneys fighting to keep the case in N.J.
Lawyers for Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia graduate student and pro-Palestinian activist detained by ICE, are fighting to keep his case in N.J.
Teachers' unions sue Trump administration over Columbia funding threats
The American Association of University Professors and American Federation of Teachers have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, accusing it of holding funding hostage at Columbia University.
Columbia University faces deadline to make changes or lose federal funds
The Trump administration's deadline to Columbia University to make changes is set for the end of the day Thursday.
Mayor Adams replaces 3 of 4 deputies after resignations
Mayor Adams added four new deputies to his administration following high-profile resignations amid the DOJ's order to drop his criminal case.
Marches across 2 NYC bridges will mark 60 years since Bloody Sunday
Two marches will be held on New York City bridges Sunday to mark 60 years since Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama.
What would it mean for New York if the Education Department is dissolved?
The New York City Public School system is almost 95% funded at the state and local level. Still, that 5% of federal funding is equal to $2.2 billion.
Some drivers on Queensboro Bridge have to pay congestion pricing tolls
Some drivers on the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge are being charged because of congestion pricing, whether they know it or not.
NYPD cracking down on potential fee evaders as congestion pricing begins
The NYPD is stationing officers at Central Business District entry points with patrol cars looking for illegal or obstructed license plates.
Social worker fatally stabbed outside Brooklyn shelter, police sources say
A social worker was fatally stabbed outside a Brooklyn homeless shelter Thursday night, sources tell CBS News New York.
NYC congestion pricing facing last-ditch fight in federal court
New York City congestion pricing is facing a last-ditch effort in federal court to delay the Jan. 5 implementation new tolls in Manhattan.
Bronx water main break victims fear lack of utilities as temps drop
Two days after a massive water main break in the Bronx, tenants and business owners along Webster Avenue are still without heat, gas and electricity.
NYC parents miffed over lack of special ed services they're entitled to
Private school parents in New York City are upset over a lack of public school special education services.
Manslaughter charge against Daniel Penny dismissed
The manslaughter charge against Daniel Penny has been dismissed after jurors told the judge twice Friday that they were unable to reach a unanimous vote.
Fordham University accused of ignoring alleged sexual abuse by priests
A lawsuit was announced Thursday, accusing Fordham University of turning a blind eye to the sexual abuse of minors in the 1970s.
NYC special ed students not getting services they need, UFT survey reveals
New York City special education students are not getting the services they were promised, according to the United Federation of Teachers.