Hochul signs legislation to create slavery reparations commission
Hochul said she knows many New York residents do not support it, but added it had to be signed.
Queens woman complained to city for years before tree fell onto home
Catherine Papapaelos said she called 311 to get the tree removed for years, but the city told her it was in "perfect" shape.
Heavy rain floods roads, strong wind takes down trees across N.J.
The Jersey Shore could also see coastal flood concerns, particularly around high tide.
MTA seizes cars tied to $1 million in unpaid tolls and fines
The MTA's latest crackdown resulted in seizing dozens of cars registered to persistent toll violators.
Officials show off new technology to battle snow ahead of expected snowy winter
There's no need yet for any of the stockpiled salt, but the city says this winter snow season they will be able to see exactly where it is spread, street by street and minute by minute.
Early morning fire destroys several businesses in the Bronx
Officials say the fire impacted five businesses, including a dry cleaner, a meat market and a seafood market.
Woman shot through window of Brooklyn home
The 29-year-old was hit in the arm and leg and hospitalized in stable condition.
Santa gets some help from NYPD officers on Staten Island
Santa and his NYPD elves embarked on a mission to spread holiday cheer to children with special needs on Staten Island.
1 dead, 1 critically hurt in Brooklyn attack; suspect sought
Police said a 66-year-old man was pronounced dead at the hospital, and a 52-year-old man was listed in critical condition.
NYPD: Man robs Washington Heights restaurant, shoots patron
Police said a 37-year-old man is in critical-but-stable condition after gun violence erupted inside Seafood King early Wednesday morning.
United Bodegas of America announces plan to arm workers in NYC shops
The organization says workers are seeking gun licenses as well as undergoing weapons training and de-escalation techniques.
Congestion pricing details revealed in draft obtained by CBS New York
The report is just a draft and still has to be approved by the MTA board. It will be open for public comment.
Children's education top of mind for asylum seeker families facing eviction
The City Council questioned DOE officials at a hearing Wednesday about whether or not students can stay in their current schools even if they move.
Elected officials tout new 5-year plan to improve road safety in Queens
CBS New York spoke to families in Astoria calling for change after losing loved ones in traffic collisions.
Nonprofit preparing 15,000 medically-tailored meals for those in need
If you'd like to help deliver meals, CBS New York has information at the bottom of this story.