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Mahmoud Khalil's wife Noor Abdalla in her first TV interview

In her first TV interview, Noor Abdalla, a U.S. citizen, says the White House is mischaracterizing Khalil and his role in campus protests against Israel's attacks on Gaza, as the Trump administration seeks to deport him – a legal resident.

• 3H ago

NJ Transit discount for commuters impacted by I-80 sinkhole repairs

NJ Transit says the offer will remain in place until I-80 repairs are completed.

• 5H ago

Pope Francis leaves hospital after 5-week hospital stay

The 88-year-old made his first public appearance in five weeks at the hospital on Sunday after surviving a life-threatening bout of pneumonia.

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St. John's knocked out of NCAA Tournament in 75-66 loss to Arkansas

St. John's has been knocked out of the NCAA Tournament after a loss to Arkansas on Saturday.

• 14H ago

Video shows man, pregnant wife being robbed at gunpoint in the Bronx

A man and his pregnant wife were robbed at gunpoint as they entered their Bronx apartment building earlier this month, and it was all caught on camera.

• 14H ago

Jonas Brothers stop by NYC pizza shop while celebrating band's anniversary

The Jonas Brothers stopped by a New York City pizza shop Saturday as part of their 20th anniversary celebration this weekend.

• 14H ago

No injuries after fire breaks out at Walt Disney World

A walk-in cooler behind the France Pavilion in the Epcot theme park caught fire, a Disney representative said, sending plumes of smoke billowing over the resort.

• 16H ago

Empire State Building turns off tower lights for Earth Hour 2025

New York City's skyline looked a little darker Saturday night without the Empire State Building's lights.

• 14H ago

Columbia University announces mask ban, hiring of special officers

Columbia University has announced a new mask ban, the hiring of special officers and other new policies in response to the Trump administration's list of demands.

• Mar 22

NYC Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case should be dismissed, outside attorney tells judge

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case should be dropped with prejudice, an outside attorney appointed by the court told the judge in the case Friday.

• Mar 7

Mayor Adams replaces 3 of 4 deputies after resignations

Mayor Adams added four new deputies to his administration following high-profile resignations amid the DOJ's order to drop his criminal case​​.

• Mar 7

Adams' attorney moves to dismiss case, alleges prosecutorial misconduct

"Simply put, the government conduct has destroyed whatever presumption of innocence Mayor Adams had left," Adams' attorney wrote.

• Feb 26

Adams says he's sleeping "like a baby" amid criminal case, calls for removal

CBS News New York political reporter Marcia Kramer sat down one-on-one with the mayor to talk about what comes next.

• Feb 21

NYC Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case continues for now, judge rules

A judge in New York City Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case has appointed an outside attorney to argue over the U.S. Department of Justice's request to drop the federal charges.

• Feb 21

What's next for NYC Mayor Eric Adams as a judge weighs dismissing his case?

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is waiting on a judge to rule on a Justice Department request to dismiss a federal indictment.

• Feb 21

Gov. Hochul limits Mayor Adams' power, but won't remove him yet

Gov. Kathy Hochul is moving to establish "certain guardrails" on New York City Mayor Eric Adams, but says she won't remove him from office yet.

• Feb 21

Fate of Mayor Adams' corruption case now in the hands of a judge

NYC Mayor Eric Adams appeared in court for a hearing on whether or not to drop the federal corruption case against him.

• Feb 19

Hochul convening top leaders to discuss next steps for Adams

As NYC Mayor Eric Adams faces pressure to step down, Gov. Kathy Hochul is meeting with key leaders to discuss whether he should be removed.

• Feb 18

Feds call for the end of NYC congestion pricing by March 21

If the Trump administration gets its way, the end of New York City congestion pricing will come in the third week of March.

• Feb 26

Congestion pricing scanners are staying on, Hochul and MTA say

NYC congestion pricing scanners are staying on, despite President Trump's attempt to end New York's toll for drivers in Manhattan.

• Feb 20

Hochul touts congestion pricing success after feds extend deadline

A day after the federal government extended the deadline for New York to end congestion pricing, Gov. Kathy Hochul touted the success of the tolls.

• Mar 21

Trump administration delays New York congestion pricing deadline

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and the MTA are facing down a new federal deadline to end congestion pricing in NYC.

• Mar 20

A timeline of NYC's congestion pricing toll: From 2007 to now

Congestion pricing is on the ropes in NYC, as President Trump and DOT Secretary Sean Duffy take action to stop the controversial toll.

• Mar 21

Congestion pricing maps show which roads, tunnels are impacted

Congestion pricing is now in effect in New York City​. Here are details about how the tolls work.

• Mar 21

How much does congestion pricing cost to drive into NYC?

NYC congestion pricing charges drivers to enter Manhattan. Here's what to know about how much it costs.

• Jan 5

How to apply for congestion pricing discounts and exemptions

NYC congestion pricing means drivers pay more to enter Manhattan during peak hours. Here are some ways to save.

• Jan 5

Congestion pricing is live in NYC. What commuters need to know

Congestion pricing started on Sunday, Jan. 5 in NYC, after years of debate, planning, controversy and legal challenges.

• Mar 21

Submit a tip to the CBS New York Investigative Team

A great investigative news tip should explain the situation in detail, be newsworthy, and have real-world consequences.

• Aug 26, 2024

NYC continues to fall short on bike lane benchmarks, report shows

New York City is falling well short of Mayor Eric Adams' campaign promise to build hundreds of miles of new bike lanes, as well as bike lane benchmarks laid out in city law, a new report shows.

• Mar 14

Resource may offer faster fix for NYCHA residents with mold, leaks

NYCHA repairs now take about 415 days on average, according to new data, but some residents are taking advantage of a little-known resource to get a faster fix.

• Mar 13

N.Y. lawmaker wants to give communities power over problematic auto shops

A lawmaker inspired by a recent CBS News New York investigation​ wants to give New Yorkers more power over problematic auto repair shops, but some mechanics are not on board with his bill.

• Mar 11

Medicaid cuts in N.Y. would hurt autism services, health care centers say

Many children with autism rely on Medicaid to get the critical therapy they need, but next year, New York state wants to cut spending by millions.

• Mar 5

Brooklyn EMS lieutenant's death sparks investigation into 911 call response

An EMS lieutenant dedicated his life to saving New Yorkers. But when he needed help during a medical emergency last month, critics say, first responders left him behind.

• Mar 5

Allegations of brawls, sexual harassment at luxury NYC apartment building

Some tenants and employees say there's been fist fights, threats from coworkers, and sexual harassment at one of New York City's largest apartment buildings.

• Mar 1

Beloved N.J. church's leaky roof problem heading toward happy ending

After decades of service to the community, a small Newark, New Jersey church needed a little love and care of its own.

• Feb 25

New Yorker who bought illegal license plate cover says it didn't even work

Some New Yorkers have turned to alternate methods to try to skirt tolls from speed cameras and congestion pricing, such as license plate blockers which police say are illegal in New York and New Jersey.

• Feb 20

Breaking The Stigma: Facing addiction

Nearly 50 million over the age of 12 reportedly have substance use disorders​, which can include addictions to alcohol or drugs​. Watch our Breaking The Stigma special on overcoming addiction.

• Mar 14

Breaking the Stigma: Hope and solutions for dealing with mental health

CBS News New York's Cindy Hsu's mental illness did not stop her​. Now, she's highlighting hope and solutions.

• Dec 12, 2024

Thousands come together in Lower Manhattan for AFSP's Out of the Darkness Community Walk

CBS News New York's Jenna DeAngelis has more on the gathering for a special cause.

• Oct 6, 2024
• 01:09

How the AFSP is working to prevent suicide

CBS News New York's John Elliott spoke to Nyjah Walters, with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, about the Out of the Darkness Walk and environmental risk factors for suicide. If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or a suicidal crisis, you can reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.

• Oct 6, 2024
• 02:23

AFSP NYC chapter board member on 2024 Out of the Darkness Walk

The AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk is taking place Sunday in Manhattan. Scott Horvitz, a board member for the New York City chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, speaks with CBS News New York's John Elliott. If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or a suicidal crisis, you can reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.

• Oct 6, 2024
• 02:36

Volunteer discusses importance of AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk

The AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk is taking place Sunday in Manhattan. CBS News New York's John Elliott spoke with a volunteer. If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or a suicidal crisis, you can reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.

• Oct 6, 2024
• 02:25

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Out of the Darkness Walk happening Sunday in NYC

The AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk is taking place Sunday in Manhattan. Candace Bravo, executive director of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, discusses why the event is important. If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or a suicidal crisis, you can reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.

• Oct 6, 2024
• 02:26

1,500 walkers expected at 2024 AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk

The AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk is taking place Sunday in Manhattan. CBS News New York's John Elliott spoke with volunteers. If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or a suicidal crisis, you can reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.

• Oct 6, 2024
• 02:39

"Out of the Darkness" community walk helps prevent suicide

Salina Sabri, chair of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's "Out of the Darkness" community walk and Dionne Monsanto, mental health advocate and AFSP volunteer joins CBS New York to discuss the walk.

• Oct 2, 2024
• 04:47

#ClubCalvi: CBS New York Book Club with Mary Calvi

"Summer in the City" author Alex Aster on her 1st romance novel

Alex Aster, know for her success in young adult fiction, also wrote "Lightlark," which sold more than 2 million copies in the U.S.

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"If You Knew Suzy" tells New Jersey family's inspiring story

Doctors told author Jane Fischer that her daughter, Suzy, would never walk, talk or function in society because of brain defects.

• Mar 22
• 02:31

New book "Blood Moon" is a bonus read for Club Calvi

In "Blood Moon," a television producer from New York City pairs with a detective in Louisiana to investigate the disappearances of teenage girls.

• Mar 14

Author Sandra Brown discusses new thriller novel: "Blood Moon"

CBS News New York's book club has a bonus read from best selling author, Sandra Brown. She's back with a steamy thriller called "Blood Moon," it pairs a NYC TV producer with an edgy detective in Louisiana to work together to stop more women from disappearing.

• Mar 14
• 04:50

Club Calvi starts reading "Harlem Rhapsody" by Victoria Christopher Murray

Author Victoria Christopher Murray tells Mary Calvi about her new novel "Harlem Rhapsody." The historical fiction bestseller tells the little-known story of Jessie Redmon Fauset, one of the most-prolific characters from the Harlem Renaissance.

• Mar 6
• 03:19

Class Act visits Denzel Washington School of the Arts

Denzel Washington School of the Arts in Mount Vernon prepares students for college and careers in the arts industry.

• Jan 24

Our next Class Act school visit announced

CBS News New York's Class Act with Chris Wragge is headed to a special school this Friday in Mount Vernon.

• Jan 21
• 01:05

Morristown High School welcomes Class Act with Chris Wragge

Morristown High School in New Jersey welcomed CBS News New York's Chris Wragge on Friday for the latest installment of Class Act.

• Nov 15, 2024
• 17:47

Morristown High School's many clubs keeping history alive

Morristown High School opened its doors on December 13, 1869 on Maple Avenue.

• Nov 15, 2024

Morristown High celebrates diverse, bilingual student body

Morristown High School serves a diverse population of more than 1,900 students, and roughly half are Spanish speaking.

• Nov 15, 2024

Class Act visits Morristown High School in New Jersey

Morristown High School is celebrating its diverse student body and more than 150-year-old history with something for everyone.

• Nov 15, 2024

Class Act with Chris Wragge is back this week

CBS News New York's Class Act with Chris Wragge series returns this Friday with a stop at Morristown High School in Morristown, New Jersey.

• Nov 11, 2024
• 00:54

Spotlight on West Hempstead Secondary School's STEM Program

The STEM department at West Hempstead Secondary School is preparing the future generation to face life's challenges.

• Oct 18, 2024

West Hempstead school fostering community, civic readiness

It's the community feel, the family environment that drives the West Hempstead Secondary School system on Long Island.

• Oct 18, 2024