"Fentanyl Kills" billboard unveiled in Times Square
More than 100,000 people, a record high, died from drug overdoses in the U.S. in 2022, according to the CDC.
178 new violations found at condemned Plainfield apartments
The mayor of Plainfield says it's "highly likely" a neighboring building will also be condemned.
Mayor unsure when tenants from condemned Plainfield buildings can return
Mayor Adrian Mapp says a neighboring building may have to be vacated as well.
Tenants scramble to leave Plainfield building deemed unlivable
CBS New York dug into inspection records and found the 235 violations date back to 2021.
Owner of uninhabitable Plainfield building fires management company
The city deemed all 49 apartments in 501 W. Seventh St. unlivable. Tenants left in the lurch are demanding answers.
Utah man who threatened Biden, NY lawmakers fatally shot by FBI
Special agents said they tried to arrest Craig Robertson just hours before the president was expected to land in Utah.
Lower Manhattan neighbors still displaced from garage collapse
Tenants say they haven't been able to get clear answers from the city, so they turned to CBS New York.
Some in Ridgewood sound alarms about artificial turf fields
Residents in Ridgewood are expressing concerns ranging from athlete injuries to hazardous materials.
Capitol officer's parents: Trump has "blood on his hands"
Charles and Gladys Sicknick spoke to CBS New York investigative reporter Tim McNicholas on Thursday.
Yonkers joins cities suing Kia & Hyundai over security issues
Kia and Hyundai tell CBS New York they're working with owners of their cars to install security software upgrades.
New Jersey now on its second acting governor while Murphy's out of town
New Jersey is now on its second acting governor.
NYC will hire outside expert to assess crane collapse
Sources tell CBS New York the crane fire may have been caused by a hydraulic fluid leak.
DOB looking into Hell's Kitchen crane operator, construction site
Buildings inspectors say they've had one unrelated violation on the project when it hit a Con Edison vault.
Death of 7th Rikers detainee renews calls for takeover
CBS New York has learned three jail employees are facing discipline for violations stemming from the death.
NYCHA contests lead paint violations more than other landlords
When NYCHA was the one contesting, violations were at least reduced 74% of the time.