Correction officer suffers broken nose, eye injury in attack at Rikers
Tuesday's assault follows the harrowing stabbing of an officer on Monday at the troubled jail.
Westchester County woman says she's a victim of "account takeovers" bank scam
Since the summer, Denise Apostle says she has gone through the agonizing task of trying to get her money back.
Yonkers police sergeant's response to brawl being investigated
Some say Sgt. Amy Kielb did not do enough and now police have placed her on modified duty as they probe.
"Fiddler on the Roof, in Yiddish" set to return to NYC on Nov. 13
The performers say they have a new sense of responsibility because the story is more relevant than ever before.
Family of man who died while in custody demands Rikers Island be closed
Advocates say Erick Tavira was the 17th person to die at the troubled jail this year.
Man arrested after victim shoved off L train platform, onto tracks
More officers are converging at nearly two dozen subway stations as crime in the transit system is on the rise.
Gracie Mansion hosts second day of Mayor Adams' crime and safety summit
CBS2's Lisa Rozner found out some of the public safety solutions that leaders discussed on Sunday.
NYPD officers accused of misconduct appear before judge
The family of the man who was killed says he didn't have to die.
Runway Towing accused of overcharging
Runway Towing has the exclusive contract with the city to keep nine highways clear.
NYPD says officers fatally shot man waving gun in Inwood
The family said Joel Capellan was on parole. Police said a second man suffered a graze wound.
Jews from all over celebrate in sukkahs the holiday of Sukkot
If you walk inside any New York City sukkah, you'll likely find people praying, eating, or simply dwelling.
Tents to house migrants under construction on Randall's Island
A New York City Council member said it's possible the tents could be done by the end of the week.
Nutley water main shut down, gushing water stops days after break
The 6-foot main was finally shut down Saturday night.
Superhero La Borinqueña a celebration of women's rights, diversity
La Borinqueña represents the women who've made a difference in graphic novelist and philanthropist Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez's life.
Chefs Roberto Santibáñez, Julian Medina infuse Mexican family traditions into NYC dishes
These Mexican American chefs made their mark on New York City's culinary scene and now they're sharing the success with younger generations.