NYC families of Hamas hostages remain united as 1-year mark approaches
Moshe Lavi and Leat Corinne Unger say they've been giving a voice to their family members still in Hamas captivity one year after being kidnapped by Hamas.
Formerly homeless Bronx artist inspires residents at new art exhibit
Some formerly homeless artists are telling their stories through their talents, and it's all on display in the South Bronx.
Officials, residents plant trees in South Bronx to promote more tree canopy
City leaders say the Bronx needs more trees to promote the health and wellness of residents.
Youth chess club in the Bronx hopes to reach thousands in new location
Project Pawn is officially opening their flagship location in Clasen Point, the Bronx.
Daughter of fallen 9/11 FDNY firefighter shares message of hope after cancer diagnosis
Nearly 20 years after losing her father on 9/11, a young woman in Westchester County was diagnosed with brain cancer.
Crew cleans up rotting mold in Bronx apartment after nearly 4 months
Back in May, a Bronx woman sent CBS News New York a tip about excessive mold in her home. Now, nearly four months later, she's finally seeing action by management.
Students from Bronx tennis program heading to U.S. Open
We're just days away from the U.S. Open starting, and a tennis program in the Bronx is making strides to ensure accessibility for all student athletes across the city.
Parkchester gets $149M investment under Bronx Metro-North Station Area Plan
We're learning more about the plan approved by the New York City Council to bring four new Metro-North stations, and thousands of new apartments and jobs, to the Bronx.
Elderly NYCHA resident says she's been waiting months for transfer
An elderly NYCHA resident said she's been waiting months to be transferred from her building in the Bronx, and she can't put up with the poor living conditions any longer.
Subway air pollution disproportionately impacts lower income commuters, study says
New research by NYU shows how subway air pollution is disproportionately impacting millions of New York City's lower-income commuters.
Cleanup after flooding, fallen trees reported across NYC and New Jersey
Powerful storms took down trees and flooded busy roadways across NYC and New Jersey, and more is on the way as the remnants of Debby move north.
Bronx man says NYPD violently beat him up at Dominican Day Parade
A man from the Bronx is speaking out after he said he was violently beaten up by New York City police officers last Sunday at the Dominican Day Parade.
Riverdale residents, officials want more details on new migrant shelter
A migrant shelter is nearly up and running in the Bronx, but people who live nearby say they don't have enough information on exactly who will be living there.
Mott Haven residents get waterfront access for the first time in a century
Advocates say the creation of Bankside Park has taken years, and South Bronx residents haven't had access to the waterfront for nearly a century.
Adams blocking solitary confinement ban is "irrational," critics say
Critics want Mayor Eric Adams to rescind an emergency order that is stopping a law banning solitary confinement from being enforced at NYC jails.