Marist College father killed in hotel shooting; 2 in custody
Police said someone opened fire at around 7:30 a.m. on Sunday at the Courtyard Marriott in Poughkeepsie.
Air quality violations found in East Harlem apartment
After CBS2's reporting on Sept. 16, a small step was made Wednesday in getting residents the help they need.
City Council hearing today on arsenic scare at Jacob Riis Houses
The hearing was moved to City Hall after so many people showed up and they couldn't fit in the original room.
New Yorkers put a spin on traditional Rosh Hashanah dishes
It is tradition to take apples and dip it in honey, signifying the hope for a "sweet" new year.
Only on CBS2: Leaks have NYCHA resident "living in hell"
"I just wanna move from here to a safe place because I think I deserve to live like a human," the resident said.
NYC program focuses on fixing up and selling "zombie homes"
Many discarded during the subprime mortgage crisis make up the rundown homes seen across the five boroughs.
East Harlem residents say boiler covers apartments in soot
People who live on the floors directly above it say they're now experiencing health issues.
Family members fume over plea deal in shooting death of N.J. soccer star
Accused murderer Yohan Hernandez agrees to 15-year jail sentence in last year's killing of 18-year-old soccer star.
AAPI curriculum launching in select New York City schools
The curriculum is launching in select schools this fall before expanding citywide in 2024.
Suspicious package prompts temporary lockdown at Newark Liberty Airport
As a precaution, Level 1 was evacuated while police investigated. At around 1:45 p.m., the all clear was given.
Children who lost parents on 9/11 keep their memories alive
Children who lost parents on 9/11 are now adults, who will forever hold onto their childhood memories.
New and improved LIRR concourse unveiled at Penn Station
The walkway has been widened to ease congestion, and the ceilings have been raised to 18 feet.
NYCHA tenants losing patience with city's response to arsenic concerns
Thousands of people are waiting for test results, and in the interim are now using water from cans.
Fed monitor investigating arsenic in NYCHA building tap water
The city says the issue only impacts residents of the Jacob Riis Houses. The rest of the city's water is safe.
West Orange residents still picking up the pieces after Ida
One year after Ida, we're revisiting a New Jersey community that became homeless in a heartbeat.