Proposed bill would close New York's drugged driving loophole
A proposed bill would close a legal loophole in New York that allows drugged drivers to escape accountability until the damage has already been done.
Woman who protested at Columbia arrested as another student self-deports, DHS says
The Department of Homeland Security said a Columbia University student who had her student visa revoked self-deported.
Medicaid cuts in N.Y. would hurt autism services, health care centers say
Many children with autism rely on Medicaid to get the critical therapy they need, but next year, New York state wants to cut spending by millions.
Brooklyn EMS lieutenant's death sparks investigation into 911 call response
An EMS lieutenant dedicated his life to saving New Yorkers. But when he needed help during a medical emergency last month, critics say, first responders left him behind.
Beloved N.J. church's leaky roof problem heading toward happy ending
After decades of service to the community, a small Newark, New Jersey church needed a little love and care of its own.
Queens woman loses nearly $700,000 to scammers
A Queens woman was tricked into draining her life savings through an elaborate scheme that went on for weeks, and her family says they had no clue.
2 hurt after boom truck tips over in Brooklyn
Two people were hurt when police say a boom truck tipped over Tuesday in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
2 dead in Bronx fire, FDNY says parked car blocked closest hydrant
The FDNY says a parked car blocked a fire hydrant and slowed its response to a deadly fire in the Bronx Wednesday.
Dad requests FDNY internal investigation after son's cardiac arrest death
A young man who went into cardiac arrest in the Bronx died at the hospital after waiting nearly 20 minutes for paramedics. After his death, his father discovered multiple available units had been positioned just down the block. So why weren't they dispatched?
Loophole in N.Y. drugged driving law remains open, frustrating police
For months, CBS News New York Investigates has shared stories of New Yorkers whose lives have been altered by impaired drivers that, at times, the state wouldn't prosecute.
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1st person to breach Capitol grounds on Jan. 6 released from custody in NYC
The first person to breach the U.S. Capitol grounds on Jan. 6, 2021 walked out of federal custody Tuesday morning in Brooklyn.
Local firefighters among the many to lose their homes during destructive Eaton Fire
Of the many Altadena residents who lost their homes during the Eaton Fire were two local firefighters, who said they've never seen a fire behave in such a way.
California fires highlight insurance issues across U.S., including in N.J.
The California fires are highlighting a serious issue across the nation as insurance carriers drop coverage or decide not to renew policies based on risk.
Identity theft victim explains ordeal his family has endured for months
A New Jersey father says hackers took over his family's phones and accounts and even changed their home address.
N.Y. law made it hard to charge driver in deadly crash, prosecutor says
A prosecutor tells CBS News New York a loophole in New York law made it difficult to charge a drugged driver who killed four members of a Long Island family last year.