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Prosecutors and attorneys for the man charged with killing four University of Idaho students in 2022 are arguing over the final ground rules before Bryan Kohberger goes to trial. Jonathan Vigliotti reports.
Police say two men opened fire on a crowd Wednesday in the Bronx, hitting two innocent bystanders.
The death of the Instagram-famous pet "Peanut the Squirrel" last year is inspiring new legislation out of Albany.
Over 80% of New York City public schools built with the known carcinogen asbestos did not undergo mandatory inspections in 2023-2024, according to a new audit released by the city comptroller's office.
The St. John's men's basketball team took their talents to Citi Field on Wednesday, where they were honored by the Mets. CBS News New York's Otis Livingston shows us the big New York sports party in Queens.
Over 80% of New York City public schools built with the known carcinogen asbestos did not undergo mandatory inspections in 2023-2024, according to a new audit released by the city comptroller's office. CBS News New York's Jennifer Bisram takes a look at what this means for students, teachers and staff.
Lawyers for Mahmoud Khalil says the Trump administration has met its deadline to submit evidence for his deportation case.
President Trump's aggressive use of tariffs has fueled concerns about the economy and roiled the stock market.
Crews are still searching for survivors following a roof collapse at a nightclub in the Dominican Republic. The death toll now stands at 124. Cristian Benavides and Allen Devlin report for CBS News New York.
Students traded trays for tablecloths and paper plates for a touch of elegance at a Suffolk County elementary school Wednesday. As CBS News New York's Carolyn Gusoff reports, it was a lesson in life skills.
There was a celebration of the arts Wednesday in Westchester County at the annual awards given out by Arts Westchester.
Some of the cats rescued after last week's Happy Cat Sanctuary fire on Long Island are now up for adoption.
The death of a pet squirrel in Upstate New York has inspired new legislation out of Albany.
President Trump's decision to put some tariffs on pause may have sent the stock markets soaring, but area lawmakers say it's only a temporary reprieve.
Over 200 cats rescued after last week's Happy Cat Sanctuary fire on Long Island are now up for adoption.
"Didn't You Used to Be Queenie B?" by Terri-Lynne DeFino is the new Readers' Choice for the CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi.
Your choices for Club Calvi's next read are: "Didn't You Used to Be Queenie B" by Terri-Lynne DeFino, "Zeal" by Morgan Jerkins, and "The Griffin Sisters' Greatest Hits" by Jennifer Weiner.
Mary Calvi talks to Brooklyn author Danielle Arceneaux about "Glory Daze," the second book in her Glory Broussard Mystery series.
In "Blood Moon," a television producer from New York City pairs with a detective in Louisiana to investigate the disappearances of teenage girls.
Club Calvi's new read, the historical novel "Harlem Rhapsody" by Victoria Christopher Murray, tells the story of a pivotal figure during the Harlem Renaissance.
Your choices were: "I Leave It Up to You" by Jinwoo Chong, "Harlem Rhapsody" by Victoria Christopher Murray, and "The Girl From Greenwich Street" by Lauren Willig
Pam Jenoff's new book, "Last Twilight in Paris," is a mystery inspired by the true story of a furniture store in Paris that the Nazis used as a prison for Jewish people
Mary Calvi talks Ibi Zoboi about her book "(S)kin" about two teenage girls in Brooklyn. One is a fireball witch, the other has a mysterious skin condition.
The rom-com "Dream Girl Drama" is the third book in Tessa Bailey's "Big Shots" series.
Mary Calvi talks to Kevin Wade, executive producer of the long-running hit CBS Show "Blue Bloods," about his debut novel