Slain N.J. councilwoman's family desperate for answers
Nearly two months after the deadly shooting, police are still searching for a motive and a killer.
New legislation proposed following mass shooting in East Flatbush
Police said the gun violence happened following an argument inside an unsanctioned social club on Saturday.
Cyclist struck and killed by hit-and-run driver in Brooklyn
Police say Eugene Schroeder may have been hit by a truck that kept going westbound on Johnson Avenue.
NYPD announces arrest in fatal shooting, bodega robberies
After a rampage that included a deadly shooting and three suspected robberies, police have a suspect in custody.
New York City Council introduces e-bike battery legislation
According to the FDNY, lithium-ion batteries caused 220 fires in 2022 and more than 20 fires already this year.
Sources: Travis Scott wanted for questioning in NYC assault
Sources say a sound engineer was punched in the face, and $12,000 worth of equipment was damaged.
Facial recognition at MSG scrutinized by NYC Council
Some lawmakers may want to take the city's current laws regarding facial recognition technology further.
Paterson sues former police officers convicted in FBI probe
The legal battle could force police officers convicted of crimes to pay the city back.
Man thrown from vehicle while trying to stop car thieves
Surveillance video obtained by CBS2 shows the man jumping on the roof of his own vehicle as the thieves took off.
Study of NYC sidewalks finds "astonishing levels" of harmful bacteria
A study by a New York chemistry professor suggests we should always take our shoes off at the front door.
Newark students "build bridges" in basketball game with state troopers
St. Benedict's Prep and the state police have held eight events together in the past. The latest was organized and run by the students and police.
Dr. Linda G. Mills will be NYU's first woman president
There were more than 100 candidates that were considered by a dedicated committee. Mills was the unanimous choice.
SOUND OFF: CBS 2 Viewers On Moussaoui Sentence
U.S. Judge Leonie Brinkema sent Zacarias Moussaoui to prison for life on May 4, 2006, to "die with a whimper," for his role in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.