Man shoved onto subway tracks in NYC after riding Holiday Nostalgia Train
A 72-year-old man was pushed onto the subway tracks at the 34th Street-Herald Square station in Midtown after riding the Holiday Nostalgia Train on Sunday.
New Jersey drought puts stress on blueberry, cranberry harvests
The drought in New Jersey is putting serious stress on two of the Garden State's top crops – blueberries and cranberries.
Drought conditions are worsening in lower Hudson Valley, experts say
With record warmth and no rain, the Tri-State Area continues to dry out and the drought worsens.
New York City officials lay out drought watch guidance
New York City leaders hope residents will step up to slow down water usage and keep brush fires from starting.
Amendment to law would let New Yorkers use sick days to take care of pets
Should it be legal to take a sick day to care for your pet? That's what a proposed amendment to New York City's Earned Safe and Sick Time Act would allow.
Suspected bootlegging tunnel found beneath New Jersey home
This suspected bootlegging tunnel is believed to be linked to mob boss Vito Genovese, who lived there in the 1950s.
NYC tap water may taste different starting Monday. Here's why.
Does your tap water taste different? Here's what NYC residents need to know about the change.
Fall foliage expected to be excellent in lower Hudson Valley
CBS News New York has your fall foliage forecast, which may be muted in spots because of an invasive species.
Allergy seasons are lasting longer. An expert explains why.
Do you feel like your seasonal allergies are sticking around longer than usual? It's not just you.
Volunteers mark 9/11 with Day of Service
Volunteers at the Intrepid Museum spent 9/11 feeding hungry New Yorkers.
"Sunken" basketball court among NYC's flood-prevention plans
The Adams administration showcased its various efforts to keep pace with extreme weather events and climate change in Queens.
L.I. executive confident government will help with storm damage costs
Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine is confident the federal government will come through with financial assistance after flooding devastated homes and businesses this week.
Cleanup continues on Long Island after historic flooding
Suffolk County is continuing to assess and clean up the damage from the powerful storm that pummeled the region Sunday.
Can the Tri-State Area's infrastructure cope as summers get hotter?
From roads to runways, the rising temperatures are more than just uncomfortable; it's also impacting our infrastructure, so what's being done to handle the heat?
NYC, N.J. coping with another heat wave on the East Coast
The First Alert Weather Team has issued a Red Alert through Wednesday due to excessive heat and humidity in New York City, New Jersey and the entire Tri-State Area.