Food delivery worker injured after driving into car door in Brooklyn
Surveillance video shows a driver park his car and open his door. A moment later, a man on a scooter drives into it.
Broadway community honors Chita Rivera's impact
Chita Rivera set the bar for performers from the moment she stepped on stage and throughout her six-decade career.
New York state mulling bill forcing restaurants to pay servers minimum wage
But those who rely on tips are screaming foul, and some eatery owners say they'd be forced to raise prices for patrons.
Family sues L.I. school district over bullying allegations
The lawsuit argues the district is in violation of Title 9 and the New York State Dignity for All Students Act.
Rockland coach's name removed from field following allegations of abuse coverup
Former baseball coach Dave Siegriest was revered at Nyack High School, but now his name elicits pain for some.
Snow preparations underway across the Tri-State Area
A one-two punch of snow and cold is going to make for a tough weekend, and everyone across the region is preparing.
Some NJ families still without heat because of flooding
Some families are going on their seventh day without heat or hot water.
N.J. residents struggle to stay warm as floodwaters turn to ice
More snow fell overnight, as some flood-ravaged areas are still trying to recover from a major storm a week ago.
Asylum seekers evicted from NYC shelters wait in cold
The freezing temperatures come as hundreds of asylum seekers were evicted from New York City shelters.
Marking 15 years since the Miracle on the Hudson
Sully, his co-pilot and some of the passengers on board U.S. Airways Flight 1549 reunited Thursday in Manhattan.
Subway derails on F train line in Brooklyn
Wednesday's incident comes less than a week after a collision on the 1 line caused a derailment and injured dozens.
MTA hopes to prevent flooding in subway system
It feels like every time it rains, it pours in the New York City subway system.
Advocates rally against shelter limit for asylum seeking families
Demonstrators called for an end to the shelter limits that are scheduled to begin Tuesday and would require families to re-apply for housing every 60 days.
NTSB starts investigation into Manhattan subway derailment
The NTSB said it appears train operators were instructed to cut the brakes on an out-of-service train and push it to the rail yard just before it collided with a passenger train.
Children caught in the middle of asylum seeker political battle
CBS New York visited a Girl Scout troop trying to give migrant kids a chance at normal childhood.