Coats, hot meals handed out to asylum seekers in NYC
On a cold, rainy December night, desperation for warmth and shelter could be seen in the East Village.
NYC will eliminate community composting programs
Farmers markets and community gardens in New York City will have to stop collecting food scraps on Jan. 1.
Rockefeller Center tree lighting kicks off holiday season
For some it's an annual tradition and for others it's an event to check off their bucket list.
Woman in custody after deadly crash in the Bronx, police say
Investigators say it happened after a dispute involving the drivers.
FDNY's longest serving battalion chief honored as he retires
Battalion Chief Tom McCarthy got a standing ovation in Chelsea as he walked out one last time.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden lights up for the holidays
Lightscape at Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a one-mile trail with over 1 million lights.
3 dead in separate hit-and-runs in New York City
A grandmother was struck and killed just around the corner from her Brooklyn home Thursday.
Queens family wants justice after deadly hit-and-run
Police said Mauro Chimbay was trying to stop a man who stole something from his car when he was struck and killed in East Elmhurst.
Loved ones remember mother stabbed to death in Queens home
David Daniel was charged in the stabbing deaths of three people inside of his home, including his girlfriend.
NYPD: 3 stabbed to death in Queens following apparent landlord dispute
Police told CBS New York the violence may have stemmed from a disagreement over rent.
Grandmother, 73, struck and killed by school bus in Queens
The 73-year-old woman's family told CBS New York she had just dropped her grandkids off at school.
NYC students walk out to demand ceasefire in Gaza, end of U.S. support for Israel
Across the five boroughs, they left their classroom at around 11:30 a.m. and then took trains and buses to a rally outside the New York Public Library.
NYCHA residents begin voting on the future of funding
They're deciding if they want to take part in a plan to use federal funds, including a Public Housing Preservation Trust initiative.
Low voter turnout in NYC may reflect "lost faith in the system"
Numbers from the Board of Election show nearly 313,000 New Yorkers voted, compared to the 4.6 million active voters in the city.
2 brothers killed, parents injured in Long Island house fire
We're told 24-year old Matthew Kreamer and 16-year old Kyle Dilegame were found dead inside the home.