NYC schools prepare for influx of children of asylum seekers
When school starts on Sept. 7, there will be at least 19,500 migrant students in the system.
Vigil held for man fatally shot by Jersey City Police
Family of Andrew Jerome Washington say he was experiencing a mental health crisis Sunday afternoon.
NYPD: Family of 4 found stabbed to death in UWS apartment
Police said they are investigating the gruesome discovery as a possible murder-suicide.
An exclusive look inside NYC's asylum application help center
Staff have helped over 2,600 migrants navigate the complicated and critical paperwork necessary to get asylum.
Missing child found safe in Queens; man taken into custody
Sources tell us investigators expect to search his Upper Manhattan apartment and likely press charges by Wednesday.
Gunshots ring out at party in Valley Stream
Police are not giving many details, but witnesses said they heard five gunshots, then saw one person bleeding.
Judge sides with veterans in marijuana dispensary lawsuit
The court issued an injunction stopping the state from processing new applications for retail licenses.
Exclusive look as NYPD evaluates their Union Square response
CBS New York cameras were in the room as NYPD top brass evaluated their own department's response to the chaos.
Several arrested at protest outside asylum seeker shelter
The temporary tents on state property have room for 1,000 men seeking asylum.
CBS New York tours new asylum seeker center in Queens
The main sleeping tent can hold up to 850 single men and a curfew on lights out will be imposed.
N.J. AG releases body cam video from deadly police shooting in Elizabeth
The footage shows an officer shoot 42-year-old Estiben Alegria-Hurtado in his chest on July 29.
Tenants scramble to leave Plainfield building deemed unlivable
CBS New York dug into inspection records and found the 235 violations date back to 2021.
Owner of uninhabitable Plainfield building fires management company
The city deemed all 49 apartments in 501 W. Seventh St. unlivable. Tenants left in the lurch are demanding answers.
Mayor Adams: Cost to care for asylum seekers soars to $12B
He added without help from federal or state officials, he'll have to make decisions about cutting city services.
NYC finalizing education plans for influx of asylum seekers
The governor's office and education officials met with city leaders Monday to discuss plans for the fall.