George Washington Bridge rehab program reaches halfway point
"Restoring the George" is a 10-year, 11-part program, which must be done without ever fully shutting down the bridge.
Seminar On Antisemitism & Racism brings NJ students together
CBS New York's Jenna DeAngelis explains the connection that they say is changing their lives, for the better.
High tide leads to flooding along Long Island's South Shore
Both Nassau and Suffolk counties were placed under a state of emergency for coastal flood concerns and gusty winds.
State of emergency issued on Long Island due to storm
PSEG is warning people never to approach downed wires or drive over downed lines.
CBS New York visits pink carpet for premiere of reimagined "Mean Girls"
The hit high school comedy was first brought to life by Tina Fey in 2004 and then turned into a Broadway show.
Elizabeth, N.J.'s Santillo's Brick Oven Pizza badly damaged in fire
Founder of Barstool Sports has vowed to help the Elizabeth, New Jersey business rebuild.
Collapsed Bronx building resident says his unit was ransacked
"They took everything. They took cash. They took whatever they can. This is a mess," he said.
NYPD investigating shooting death of 15-year-old in Brooklyn
Investigators said they believe Javel Lawton was targeted.
6-year-old girl killed in Staten Island house fire
Cell phone video captured smoke shooting out of the home on Brookside Avenue, still decorated for Christmas.
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators call to "Flood JFK for Gaza"
Some people got out of their cars and walked along the roadway, but we're told they were not able to get inside JFK.
Hundreds of thousands fill Times Square for New Year's Eve
People from all over the world came together to reflect on the past year and look ahead to a new one.
Exclusive: NYPD to crack down on impaired driving during NYE celebrations
The department is encouraging people to use public transportation and said it will be increasing patrols in the subway system.
Residents anxious as they awaited air quality results after steam leak
The Office of Emergency Management says masks are available on scene for those who want them, while awaiting the environmental testing for possible asbestos.
Officials: No sign of asbestos following Midtown East steam line rupture
People were kept away from the area for several blocks, and those inside neighboring buildings were advised to shelter in place.
Retired LI teacher accused of sexually abusing students
The alleged abuse happened between the late 1980s and early 2000s.