Amid Rikers turmoil, 128 recruits sworn in to Department of Correction
Commissioner Louis Molina says the push to end city control of the troubled jail doesn't stop his mission.
Newark issues warning about police impersonators threatening residents
They are said to be demanding money and threatening to lock tenants out of their apartments.
Who is Rex Heuermann? What we know about the Gilgo Beach murders suspect
Heuermann grew up on Long Island and attended Berner High School, but he worked in Midtown as an architect.
CBS New York investigates mail theft, fraud by mail carriers
The Postal Service said in a statement to CBS New York that thefts by mail carriers are rare.
Police comb through Midtown office in Gilgo Beach murders investigation
Sources tell CBS New York investigators believe Rex Heuermann, the man arrested, worked in the building.
NYPD launching new unit to handle surge in car thefts
The NYPD is enacting initiatives to end the spike, adding Kia, Hyundai and Honda are the biggest targets.
Industry experts: Fires on shipping vessels are on the rise
The global insurance company Allianz says there were 200 fires reported on large shipping vessels in 2022 alone, and 43 of them were on cargo or container ships.
4 fires reported on Grimaldi Group ships in recent years
The Grimaldi Group operates the ship that caught fire Wednesday, leading to the deaths of two Newark firefighters.
2 killed, 11 wounded as gun violence follows 4th of July
Police say an 18-year-old was shot in the leg and died at around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday in Fordham Heights.
DOC says there will be discipline following death of inmate at Rikers
Just before midnight at Rikers, a 40-year-old inmate started complaining of chest pains. He later died.
NYPD ready to keep everyone safe during Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Show
The department is placing barricades and preparing the more than 115 cameras it will use to protect spectators.
AG Letitia James files lawsuit against 4 New York nursing homes
She says residents suffered neglect, including dehydration, malnutrition and an increased risk of death.
CBS New York Investigates: N.Y. doesn't have enough air traffic control supervisors
Inspector general audit found major air traffic control centers have recently seen increased "staffing triggers."
Mayor Adams: FDNY to respond to calls on lithium-ion batteries quicker
The department currently investigates within 72 hours, but the Chinatown fire on Tuesday has changed the protocol.
Shortage of air traffic controllers hitting New York especially hard
A priority for the FAA right now is to find the next generation. Some of them are already right in our backyard.