Stores busy with last-minute holiday shoppers
The Columbus Circle Holiday Market was packed with people hoping inspiration strikes from these artisan sellers.
Hundreds rally in NYC to call for cease-fire in Gaza
From labor unions to religious organizations, thousands of people are expected to participate.
Little Falls residents continue to navigate flooded streets
An aluminum dinghy moved by manpower was the source of safe passage for some Little Falls residents Wednesday.
Hundreds of Passaic Co. residents evacuated due to flooding
Tuesday night, first responders said it was too dangerous to make any more rescues from homes in Little Falls.
5-year-old twins found dead inside Bronx apartment, NYPD says
Police said their mom called 911 just before noon to report her children were unconscious.
Bronx building inspector made grave error that likely led to collapse, city says
An engineer told construction workers a corner beam was decorative, when in reality it was holding the building together, the NYC Dept. of Buildings commissioner told CBS New York.
Tenants collect belongings from collapsed Bronx building
Starting late Thursday afternoon, tenants were being given about 20-30 minutes to go in and retrieve belongings.
Exclusive: CBS2 confronts landlord of collapsed Bronx building
Two days after a corner section of a Bronx apartment building crumbled, CBS New York's Ali Bauman confronted the landlord.
What can New Yorkers do to make sure their buildings are safe?
What options do residents have if their building is slowly crumbling?
SantaCon takes over Manhattan for 25th annual bar crawl
'Twas 16 nights before Christmas and all through the city, Santas in crop tops and onesies took the streets, whirled and giddy.
World's largest menorah lit in NYC to mark start of Hanukkah
It comes during a difficult time for Jewish people, amid the Israel-Hamas war and a rise in antisemitism.
NJ officers attended conference glorifying violence, comptroller's office says
About 240 police officers from New Jersey attended, and most paid for the conference using taxpayer dollars.
NYPD reports drop in overall crime, but uptick in hate crimes
When you compare this November to November 2022, hate crimes have risen 33%.
Off-duty officer shoots man inside Bronx store, police say
Police say a 42-year-old man came into a Bronx furniture store and got into a dispute with the off-duty cop.
Fights break out during pro-Palestinian rally near Rockefeller Center
Throughout the night, the NYPD tried to contain the group by holding lines and putting up barricades.