NYC combating subway surfing with drones, PSAs featuring young people
New York City is turning to technology and young people to help put an end to the dangerous epidemic of subway surfing.
Is NJ Transit on track to make improvements? Here's what leaders say
The CEOs of both Amtrak and NJ Transit were joined by several New Jersey members of Congress for a private tour of the system's northeast corridor Wednesday.
Harlem activists call on Columbia University to "be good neighbors"
Some Harlem residents are taking issue with neighboring Columbia University, voicing concerns about displacement and community relations.
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David Banks reflects on his time as New York City schools chancellor
NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks spent his last day on the job Tuesday before his retirement takes effect Oct. 16.
Subway conductor stabbed by rider was weeks from retiring
A New York City subway worker who was stabbed by a rider remains hospitalized days after getting attacked at a station in Brooklyn.
NYC schools don't meet needs of students with disabilities, lawsuit alleges
A lawsuit alleges that kids in need of special education programs often aren't going to school because New York City schools don't have the necessary resources.
Poll: Most New Yorkers think Mayor Adams should resign
Most NYC residents want Mayor Eric Adams to resign following his federal indictment on bribery charges, according to a new poll.
NYC school buses arrive too late, too early or not at all, parents say
Many New York City Public Schools parents and students say city school buses are often arriving too early, too late or not at all.
Aviles-Ramos ready for challenges of being NYC schools chancellor
The incoming head of New York City Public Schools sat down Thursday with CBS News New York, one day after she was appointed to replace the retiring David Banks.
Melissa Aviles-Ramos named new NYC schools chancellor
Deputy Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos will be the next New York City schools chancellor, outgoing Schools Chancellor David Banks announced Wednesday.
Will A.I. replace standardized tests at NYC schools?
New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks seemed to suggest A.I. might make standardized tests unnecessary during his annual "State of our Schools" address Tuesday
Communication during NYC school lockdown under investigation, officials say
Education officials say there was a communication breakdown when an Upper West Side high school went on lockdown Thursday.
Bill aims to reveal what NYC knew about 9/11 toxins and when
A new bill aims to reveal what NYC officials knew about 9/11 toxins around ground zero, and when.
Rep. Ritchie Torres sounds alarm over "open-air drug market" in the Bronx
Rep. Ritchie Torres is sounding the alarm over a block in the Bronx that he describes as an "open-air drug market."
NYC parents of special needs students say they were denied services
CBS News New York received a tip from a parent claiming students were being denied special education services by the city's Department of Education. It turned out to be true for non-public school students.