Holocaust survivor and author Elie Wiesel honored with postage stamp
Elie Wiesel is just the 18th honoree in the United States Postal Service's "Distinguished Americans" series.
NYC DOE ordered to address alleged failures for students with special needs
In 2023, a judge ordered the DOE to improve the situation with a series of changes.
How students, staff are feeling after N.Y. schools' 1st week with phone ban
Schools across New York state were required to come up with their own procedures to implement the full-day ban on cellphones.
NYC students head back to school, now with cellphone-free classrooms
Students will lose access to their personal electronic devices from bell to bell. That includes phones, smartwatches and tablets.
New York's school cellphone ban is worth a little anxiety, experts say
For public school students in New York, this year may feel different than any other due to a statewide ban on cellphones in schools.
Experts offer pros and cons of AI use in New York City schools
As part of CBS News New York's back-to-school series this week, we spoke to experts about the uses -- and risks -- of AI in education.
NYPD detective shot in Queens in friendly fire incident, officials say
An NYPD detective was shot twice in Queens in a friendly fire incident while responding to a carjacking Friday morning, officials said.
4th death in NYC's Legionnaires' disease outbreak
The Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Harlem has been traced to 12 cooling towers, including several at city-run buildings, officials said.
How NYC is responding to the deadly Legionnaires' disease outbreak
So far there have been 73 cases of Legionnaires' disease identified since July 25. Three of those people have died.
N.Y. activist home after reportedly being detained by Israeli forces on aid ship
Chris Smalls was one of 21 activists the Freedom Flotilla coalition says were detained by Israeli forces in international waters while on board an aid ship bound for Gaza on July 27.
Subway power outage disrupts Manhattan service for 2nd time in a week
NYC subway service was disrupted Thursday in Manhattan after a power outage near the West Fourth Street-Washington Square station, the MTA says.
Queens man shot dead in apparent love triangle, sources say
Police said they responded to a home near Flushing Bay in College Point, Queens and found a 50-year-old man with multiple gunshot wounds.
Mayor Adams picks up several police union endorsements
NYC Mayor Eric Adams was endorsed by 13 police unions in his reelection bid, but the Police Benevolent Association has yet to formally back a candidate in the race.
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Aviles-Ramos reflects on first year as NYC schools chancellor
Aviles-Ramos started mid-school year after David Banks retired amid his involvement in the Adams investigation.
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Mother of Bronx student detained by ICE says family now lives in fear
Saturday marks one month since a Bronx high school student was taken into ICE custody following an immigration hearing.