Construction on second phase of Second Avenue Subway set to begin
The plan is to extend the Q line even farther, bringing it up to 125th Street and over to Park Avenue.
2 adults, 2 children found dead in Union home
Some neighbors said they had never seen children at the home before.
Charges against Daniel Penny not dismissed in Jordan Neely chokehold case
The former Marine was charged with criminally negligent homicide and second-degree manslaughter last May and pleaded not guilty.
Subway rider fatally shot trying to break up fight in Brooklyn
Police sources tell CBS New York the 45-year-old man was trying to break up an argument between two other passengers over loud music.
Rally calls for release of Israeli hostages after nearly 100 days
Among the speakers was 13-year-old Hila Shoshani, whose story about being held captive in Gaza for 50 days sent shockwaves around the world.
Workers protest closure of midwifery services at NYC hospital
Community members say the closure raises concerns about health inequities Black and Brown women already face.
NYC defends decision to temporarily move migrants to school
The decision to do so left many wondering if schools could be impacted every time there is a severe weather event.
Asylum seeker families evicted from NYC shelters under 60-day limit
The families now have to find somewhere else to go or reapply for a new shelter assignment.
Fitzherbert Slowe, eldest of 13 children, killed in car crash in Queens
The 71-year-old, who relocated his family from Guyana, had just stepped out from work to get food Monday when tragedy struck.
Hochul signs legislation to create slavery reparations commission
Hochul said she knows many New York residents do not support it, but added it had to be signed.
Queens woman complained to city for years before tree fell onto home
Catherine Papapaelos said she called 311 to get the tree removed for years, but the city told her it was in "perfect" shape.
Heavy rain floods roads, strong wind takes down trees across N.J.
The Jersey Shore could also see coastal flood concerns, particularly around high tide.
MTA seizes cars tied to $1 million in unpaid tolls and fines
The MTA's latest crackdown resulted in seizing dozens of cars registered to persistent toll violators.
Officials show off new technology to battle snow ahead of expected snowy winter
There's no need yet for any of the stockpiled salt, but the city says this winter snow season they will be able to see exactly where it is spread, street by street and minute by minute.
Early morning fire destroys several businesses in the Bronx
Officials say the fire impacted five businesses, including a dry cleaner, a meat market and a seafood market.