FAA is making progress addressing N.Y. air traffic controller shortage
The FAA's new initiative to address the New York air traffic controller shortage is up and running.
NYC congestion pricing lawsuits go before federal judge
A federal judge is considering if lawsuits against NYC congestion pricing should proceed after hours of arguments from people suing to stop the new tolls.
Gun from NJ police traced to Pittsburgh crime scene, a multi-station investigation shows
When a police department upgrades its guns, what happens to the old ones? In this case a weapon used by Newark, New Jersey police ended up at a crime scene 350 miles away, in Pittsburgh.
Repair wait times at NYCHA properties are on the rise, data shows
A CBS New York analysis of NYCHA data found the average wait time for repairs has gotten longer compared to last year.
N.J. Legislature passes overhaul of state's public records laws
The New Jersey Senate joined the Assembly in passing a controversial overhaul to the state's Open Public Records Act.
Domestic abuse victims say car tracking software can put them in danger. How a N.Y. lawmaker is trying to help
For years, CBS New York has covered the issue of people from New York and beyond having alleged stalkers place GPS devices in their cars, but with newer cars, tracking software is often built into the vehicle.
New York City launches crackdown on illegal smoke shops
With new power granted by the state, New York City has launched a crackdown on illegal smoke shops.
Video shows NYPD officers fatally shoot man in front of his family
Newly released body camera footage shows the moments NYPD officers shot and killed 19-year-old Queens resident Win Rozario in March.
This co-op in the Bronx owes thousands of dollars to former tenants
The Amalgamated Housing Cooperative in the Bronx owes thousands of dollars in refunds to dozens of former tenants, the CBS New York Investigates Team has learned.
What we know about alleged "outside agitators" at Columbia protests
Mayor Eric Adams and other New York City officials have blamed "outside agitators" for escalating pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University and influencing students. CBS New York investigative reporter Tim McNicholas has been asking the city for specifics on what that means.
NYC congestion pricing start date set for June 30. See a map of the zone.
The MTA has revealed the start date of its controversial congestion pricing plan, which it says will result in 100,000 fewer vehicles in the "Congestion Relief Zone" every day.
Possible cause of NYC parking garage collapse ruled out
New Yorkers still don't know what caused the deadly parking garage collapse in Lower Manhattan more than a year ago, but investigators just ruled out at least one possibility.
Romance scam bilks $468,000 from Long Island woman
Many romance scam support groups are full of people making other questionable promises of recovering funds, the CBS New York Investigative Team found.
DOJ threatens to sue NYPD over parking on sidewalks, crosswalks
The DOJ is threatening to sue the NYPD if the practice of parking on sidewalks and crosswalks continues.
People told they may owe hundreds for "$0" COVID tests
A New York City company promoted "$0 cost" COVID tests, then got over 100 complaints after people were told they may owe hundreds.