Rabbi Eli Schlanger mourned at menorah lighting in Brooklyn
On the eighth and final night of Hanukkah, the family of Rabbi Eli Schlanger lit a menorah in Brooklyn, just hours after finishing a week of mourning.
Gov. Hochul reaches agreement on Medical Aid in Dying bill
The measure would give terminally ill adults who have less than six months to live an option to have a doctor prescribe them a lethal medication mixture.
Shots fired near JFK airport prompts investigation that snarls traffic for hours
Shots fired near John F. Kennedy International Airport caused traffic delays Tuesday morning.
What's driving an increase in New York homeowners insurance premiums?
New York homeowners are watching their insurance premiums climb. Meanwhile, insurance companies are making large profits in the Empire State, lawmakers say.
Hope grows that New York will soon close loophole in drugged-driving law
There is optimism that New York state will finally close the loophole in the law on drugged driving, perhaps in early 2026.
A single extra space in a license plate wound up costing a driver thousands
One driver claims an E-ZPass representative made a mistake entering her plate information into the system, and now it is costing her thousands.
Here's how to avoid crushing debt while using E-ZPass, Tolls by Mail
"Driven Into Debt," CBS News New York's latest investigative series, has uncovered a simple truth -- unpaid tolls can quietly spiral into crushing debt.
CUNY students cleared of cheating allegations after CBS News New York report
Two CUNY students caught up in a cheating scandal said they were cleared of allegations after a CBS News New York investigation.
Staten Island lawmaker pitches capping toll fees
When New York City drivers don't pay their tolls, small debts can explode into tens of thousands of dollars.
Fire at Bronx auto body shop spreads to neighboring home
A massive fire spread from a Bronx auto body shop to two neighboring homes Saturday, displacing about a dozen people.
Some New Yorkers say they've been driven into debt by MTA toll fees
Under the MTA's current system, a few thousand dollars in unpaid tolls can snowball into tens of thousands of dollars in debt.
NYC car owner struggles to get insurance help after being rear-ended
New York is the most expensive state for car insurance, according to Bankrate.
DOJ files to take over LuxUrban as NYC hotel chain files for bankruptcy
LuxUrban's CFO says they filed for bankruptcy to get "breathing room" and see if they could reorganize and keep operating.
StubHub waited weeks to refund N.J. woman for invalid Broadway tickets
A New Jersey woman thought she bought Broadway tickets to celebrate her daughter's birthday, but they were turned away at the theater.
Parents of NYC toddler who drowned at day care announce lawsuit
Two months after a toddler drowned in a Bronx day care's pool, her family says they're still waiting for answers, accountability and action.