Kehlani's Central Park concert canceled over security concerns
Kehlani's planned concert in Central Park next month has been canceled after New York City's mayor raised security concerns about the R&B star's performance during Pride Week.
As Newark Airport delays stretch into another week, Schumer calls for investigation into FAA
The disruptions at Newark Airport continue with delays and cancellations, after more than 500 flights were impacted Sunday.
Video shows group attacking woman outside Brooklyn synagogue
Video shows a woman being attacked as protesters clashed outside a New York City synagogue during a visit by Israel's far-right security minister.
Off-duty NYPD officer shot in leg in Queens, sources say
Police sources say an off-duty New York City police officer was shot in Queens early Sunday morning.
Pope Francis celebrated with Mass, art at St. John's University
As people around the world gather to honor Pope Francis, St. John's University is bringing its community together in both traditional and unique ways.
Middle Collegiate Church reopens for first time since disastrous 2020 fire
An East Village church quite literally rose from the ashes on Easter Sunday, reopening for the first time since a fire destroyed it in 2020.
Former firefighter faces 14 charges in deadly Queens crash
Former firefighter Michael Pena is now being held behind bars after previously being out on bail for a deadly Queens crash.
More complaints surface about N.J. wedding photographer and undelivered photos
More than a dozen complaints have been filed with the attorneys general in New Jersey and Pennsylvania from people who say a wedding photographer has not given them what they paid thousands for.
Student stabbed at Fort Lee High School, police say
A student was stabbed at Fort Lee High School Tuesday morning, police said.
Photos show inside of Conn. home where man says he was held hostage
New photos show a first look inside the Waterbury, Connecticut home where a man claims his stepmother held him captive for two decades.
NYC's non-citizen voting law struck down by New York's top court
New York's top court struck down Thursday a New York City law that would have let non-citizens vote in municipal elections.
Another Rt. 80 sinkhole forces detour in Wharton, New Jersey
Another sinkhole on Rt. 80 in Wharton, N.J. has the highway closed in both directions, forcing drivers to follow detours around the area.
NYC DOT proposal would extend 6th Avenue bike lanes by removing car lane
The New York City Department of Transportation wants to expand more bike lanes along Sixth Avenue by taking out a car lane.
NYC infant and child confirmed to have recently had measles
CBS News New York has learned both New York measles patients -- an infant and a child from New York City -- have since recovered.
NY prison guards face deadline to end strike or be fired
NYS corrections officers who have been on a prison guard strike for two weeks could now lose their jobs and their health care.