Manhattan DA calls out "political games" in SoHo murder case
An Arizona prosecutor said she wouldn't extradite the suspect until he's prosecuted for allegedly stabbing two women there.
Driver sentenced in crash that killed NYPD Det. Anastasios Tsakos
Jessica Beauvais was found guilty last fall after prosecutors said her blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit.
Broadway theaters dim their lights to honor late actress Chita Rivera
CBS New York's Jennifer Bisram talked exclusively to Rivera's daughter, Lisa Mordente, after she took in the moment.
5 arrested in Times Square assault on officers appear in court
The suspects in the Jan. 27 attack on two officers in Times Square are being held at Rikers Island.
Voting underway in closely-watched election to replace George Santos
Mazi Pilip and Tom Suozzi are facing off in the race to replace George Santos.
3 vehicles set on fire in Queens; fire marshals investigating
Surveillance video obtained by CBS New York shows a person dousing what officials say may be gasoline onto three cars.
Times Square shooting suspect, 15, taken into custody in Yonkers
Police said he is also suspected in a gunpoint robbery in the Bronx on Jan. 27, and another incident in Manhattan in which shots were fired.
President Joe Biden visits New York City for campaign receptions
Biden's visit comes ahead of a March 28 fundraiser he's planning with former presidents Obama and Clinton.
Dozens of bribery arrests made related to NYC public housing contracts
The U.S. Attorney's office says 70 current and former NYCHA employees are facing charges.
Vigil marks 25 years since police killed Amadou Diallo
Officers fired 41 shots at Diallo, who they thought was reaching for a gun, during an encounter on Feb. 4, 1999.
DA Bragg responds to criticism after assault on NYPD officers
Bragg spoke for the first time Friday since the incident where two officers were assaulted by a group of men.
Paterson, N.J. City Hall celebrates African American icons with student art
From clay sculptures and watercolor paintings to African tribal masks, pencil drawn portraits and handcrafted quilts, an art exhibit representing African American culture and history is now on display at Paterson City Hall in New Jersey.
How Many Stops Act: NYC Council overrides Mayor Adams' veto
The law requires officers to document every interaction, including low-level stops that police classify as non-criminal encounters.
Mayor Adams, elected officials, media join NYPD for ride-along
The mayor wants to convince City Council leaders not to overturn his veto on the How Many Stops Act.
Migrant students in Queens say they're being bullied, attacked
Two girls say, in separate incidents, they were physically attacked and told to "get out of this country."