Breast cancer survivors dedicated to increasing screenings
Experts say high breast cancer death rates in communities of color is blamed on factors like economic inequalities.
Rescue effort underway for Westchester man trapped in cave in Turkey
The Westchester County man is staying positive, despite being stranded for days more than 3,000 feet underground.
Westchester County man trapped 3,000 feet down in Turkish cave
Mark Dickey is suffering from gastrointestinal bleeding. Rescuers have located him, but now have to bring him up.
Susan G. Komen Walk For A Cure returns to Central Park this weekend
On Thursday, CBS New York learned about the critical work Komen is doing to support women dealing with diagnoses.
For some Paterson, N.J. students, first day of school meant a new location
Hundreds of students were forced to relocate to other schools after their school's ceiling caved in over the summer.
TSA predicts 14M Americans will travel over Labor Day weekend
International travel is seeing the biggest spike this year, up 44% from 2022, according to experts.
Crews still working to fix broken water main in Times Square
The 127-year-old pipe that broke on Tuesday morning is not yet repaired, leading to angst for some.
Staten Island residents fume after NYC wins emergency appeal on asylum seeker shelter
The reversal happened after a group of lawmakers filed a lawsuit to keep families out of St. John Villa Academy.
Home ownership remains out of reach for many New Yorkers
Mayor Eric Adams announced plans to convert commercial office buildings built as recently as 1990 into housing.
Paterson school abruptly closed after building deemed unsafe
Part of the first-floor ceiling collapsed on July 28. Repairs could take four months, according to officials.
Mayor Eric Adams announces new rules for outdoor dining
Roadway dining sheds will become seasonal, but sidewalk cafes will be allowed to stay up year round, with a permit.
Manhattan's average rent soared to record $5,588 in July
New Yorkers are feeling the squeeze as rents hit a new high.
NYC gearing up to celebrate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop
Hip-hop was born at a party in the Bronx back in 1973.
MTA announces weekend service enhancements for 1 & 6 lines
MTA officials say weekend ridership has outpaced weekday ridership when it comes to post-pandemic recovery.
Woman dies after getting hit by 2 vehicles in Coney Island
Police were looking for the drivers of the dump truck and Jeep, in addition to witnesses.