Nearly 2,000 compete in 2023 New York City Triathlon
The triathlon was officially a duathlon because organizers canceled the swimming portion after Friday's deluge led to safety concerns.
Hochul, MTA address response to flooding that upended rail service
Trains are now running with normal weekend service, Hochul said as she thanked crews for their hard work to restore the lines.
2 arrested after Bronx day care death
Grei Mendez, the owner of Divino Niño Daycare, and Carlisto Acevedo Brito, are accused of murder, manslaughter, assault, and various drug charges.
Fentanyl exposure may have caused Bronx day care death
First responders said children showed symptoms of opioid exposure and police found a kilo press, which is typically used to process large quantities of drugs.
Man faces charges after 8-year-old shot in the Bronx
Charges have been filed against a man accused of shooting an 8-year-old boy as he was getting off the school bus.
NYPD: 8-year-old shot in the Bronx, suspect charged overnight
Sources told CBS New York the child was getting off a school bus when he was struck in his thigh.
Police: Man, 74, pushed onto subway tracks in unprovoked attack
The victim was on the southbound 6 train platform when a man walked up to him and pushed him onto the tracks.
NYPD: Man shot 2 people over parking spot in Brooklyn
A double shooting in Brooklyn on Saturday stemmed from an argument over a parking spot, according to police.
NYPD: 5 people wounded in late-night stabbings across Manhattan
Five people were stabbed in less than 3 hours in incidents across Manhattan on Friday night.
New Yorkers looking to cool off as temps soar toward heat wave
New York City is on track for its first heat wave of the summer this week.
NYC launches back-to-school campaign against subway surfing
Officials say all the videos, graphics and animations seen on posters and banners were created by students.
Nurses' strike at New Jersey hospital hits 32nd day
Those on the picket line are fuming because they say the hospital discontinued their health insurance.
Bear Mountain State Park partially reopens after storm repairs
Torrential rain inundated the area in July and damaged the park's water treatment plant, which took weeks to repair.
Water main break floods alleyway, homes in Morris Heights
Residents said they heard a big bang coming from the intersection of University Ave and Macombs Road early Tuesday.
US Open gets underway, fans pack Flushing Meadows
More than 900,000 fans are expected to attend the U.S. Open this year. More than 40% travel from outside the Tri-State Area and more than 20% come from other countries.