Police: Conn. mom strangled 3 kids, then took her own life
Police were conducting a wellness check at the home when officers discovered the bodies on Wednesday night.
Woman hit by stray bullet while sleeping in her Brooklyn apartment
The 37-year-old told CBS2, "I was sleeping in my bed and it felt like my hand ... like something exploded in my hand."
Many are concerned about monkeypox vaccine equity in New York City
Black and brown communities feeling left behind in mad scramble to get shot appointments.
Monkeypox vaccine appointments remain hard to find in NYC
Mayor Adams says New York City makes up 20 percent of U.S. cases, but only received 10 percent of vaccine allocation.
96-year-old NYC landlord can't evict tenant who hasn't paid rent in almost 3 years
Bill Pantano says he can't evict the tenant because of the state's Emergency Rental Assistance Program, even though the eviction moratorium expired months ago.
3 injured in shooting during party at Glen Cove hotel
Glen Cove police say it happened during annual pool party known as the Big Fendi Celebrity Birthday Celebration.
James Caan, "The Godfather" star and native New Yorker, dies at 82
Caan rose to prominence in "The Godfather," but many also remember him from "Elf" and dozens of films in between.
New York state cracking down on unlicensed marijuana vendors
New York state legalized cannabis use last year but has yet to allow dispensaries to sell it beyond medical use.
Newark rolls out book vending machines at libraries and rec centers
Instead of buying soda or snacks, the digital vending machine at Van Buren Library offers food for thought.
Hochul signs bill imposing stiffer penalties for assaulting transit workers
In 2022 so far, there have been 118 assaults, up 23 percent from last year, and more than 2,500 incidents of harassment.
1 dead, 4 hurt after driver strikes pedestrians in Brooklyn
One pedestrian, who police say was a grandmother, was killed. An 8-year-old boy was critically injured.
Groundbreaking for visitors center celebrating LGBTQ history
Once complete, the 3,700 square-foot visitors center will include exhibitions, in-person and virtual tours and art displays that celebrate LGBTQ history.
COVID-19 vaccine rollout for children under 5 off to slow start in NYC
The mayor's office says a shipment has arrived and bookings should begin at around 9 p.m. on Tuesday.
Several people hurt after cab jumps curb in Manhattan
Police and witnesses say more than a dozen good Samaritans leapt into action to help save the victims.
NYPD: 1-year-old boy never in danger in alleged carjacking
Police say father admitted his son was never in the car, but he maintains his vehicle was stolen.