Staten Islander, 91, ticketed for another person's altered license plate
A 91-year-old Staten Island man racked up thousands of dollars in tickets and tolls on a car that isn't even his.
Some NYC businesses targeted in fake 1-star review extortion scheme
Some New York City business owners say they're being extorted by fake reviewers who leave a slew of negative Google reviews and demand money for it to stop.
Election Day threats target some NYC, New Jersey polling locations
Polling locations in New York City and New Jersey received threats early Tuesday morning.
NYC storm victim complained about flood-prone basement, tenants say
First responders found Juan Carlos Montoya Hernandez dead in a flooded boiler room in Washington Heights.
DHS says some NYC street vendors arrested by ICE had criminal records
Nine immigrants from Africa suspected of being in the country illegally were taken into custody by ICE agents on Tuesday afternoon.
Survey uncovers mismanagement in NYC emergency rental assistance program
The nonprofit Unlock NYC recently surveyed people who get assistance from the city's Human Resources Administration.
Mamdani maintains wide lead in 3-way race, but 2-person race is much tighter, poll finds
Curtis Sliwa says he's staying in the race. Last week, Andrew Cuomo said Sliwa staying would make it very hard for him to beat frontrunner Zohran Mamdani.
New York City public school bus delays are getting longer
If it feels like your kids' school bus delays have gotten longer and longer over the past few years, you're not imagining it.
Government shutdown impacting staffing at Newark Liberty Airport
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy appeared at the New Jersey airport to say the federal government shutdown is already affecting air traffic controller staffing and sick calls.
2 Delta planes collide on taxiway of New York's LaGuardia Airport
There were no serious injuries after two passenger jets had a collision on the taxiway of LaGuardia Airport, officials said.
NYC-area airports bracing for problems amid government shutdown
As of Wednesday morning, essential government employees, like air traffic controllers, are working without paychecks until the FAA back pays them at the end of the shutdown.
HPD promises NYC housing lotteries are safe after data breach exposed info
Our story showed how some applications to the city-run Housing Connect lottery program popped up in search results for applicants' names.
4 NYPD officers should be disciplined for beating shelter worker, CCRB says
The Civilian Complaint Review Board is recommending discipline for NYPD officers involved in the beating and arrest of a homeless shelter worker in Brooklyn, CBS News New York has learned.
Deceptive weight loss ads prompt warning from FTC: "Know what you're signing up for"
The federal government just reached a settlement with one company after investigators say it used deceptive claims and fake reviews to trick customers.
NYPD, Mayor Eric Adams face another lawsuit from ex-employee
The New York City Police Department and Mayor Eric Adams are facing yet another lawsuit from an ex-employee.