Columbia nursing dean says her breast density camouflaged her cancer
The Columbia University School of Nursing dean says her breast density camouflaged her cancer.
CUNY chancellor discusses diversity, campus unrest
CUNY Chancellor Dr. Felix Matos Rodriguez sat down with CBS News New York's Kristine Johnson for a wide-ranging conversation.
What does the eclipse mean for your astrological sign?
Astrology dates back centuries and astrologers who study the stars say that if you feel a little different during an eclipse, there's a reason.
Social workers talk steps being taken by NYC to combat fentanyl crisis
Hannah Johnson and Vanessa Gamarra are members of the DIIG team -- Drug Intelligence and Intervention Group.
Chief medical examiner explains NYC's approach to battling fentanyl crisis
Special Narcotics Prosecutor's Office statistics reveal 24 people die every day from fentanyl.
Doctors tout use of artificial intelligence to detect breast cancer
Mount Sinai breast imaging chief says AI can spot what the naked eye might not see on a mammogram.
Vietnam veteran returns lost diary to fallen soldier's family
It took Peter Mathews 56 years and 87 days to return a small book he found on a hill during the Vietnam War.
Meet some of the women at the helm of the Schomburg Center
Overseeing the center are 13 directors, curators and archivists, all of whom are women.
Women's History Month: The little-known story of the Black Angels
Virginia Allen's love of children drove her to do a job very few wanted during that pandemic decades ago.
FDNY rescues 5 boys from Staten Island sewer system
Two firefighters traveled underground as the tube tightened to roughly 30 inches around.
Vital food bank in Essex County struggling due to supply issues
St. James Food Bank turns no one away, even as it struggles somewhat in this difficult economy.
Domestic violence town hall sheds light on resources for survivors
Leaders say a cultural shift must be made to put a stop to such abuse in their communities.
Scouts helping mourners in line to see Queen Elizabeth II
More than 100 guide scouts are volunteering their time to help mourners in the long line waiting to see the queen.
Former MTA president Andy Byford says preparing for queen's funeral took years
Security for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral is tight, but the man in charge of keeping London's transit system running is a familiar face to New Yorkers.
Brooklyn community partners with NYPD to get youth off the streets
The residents of Brownsville are benefiting from the renovation of Betsy Head Park as a safe space for young people.