AOC's ‘Concentration Camps’ CommentsRep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Sparks Ire About Border Control Tents
Should Parents Of Bullies Get Sued?New Jersey Considers Civil Lawsuits, Monetary Penalties After Death Of Child
Bodega Worker Stabbed To DeathPolice Search For Suspect Who Killed 28-Year-Old Worker In Upper Manhattan
Police: Robbers Target Rideshare DriversSuspects Allegedly Stole Thousands From 40 Drivers Across NYC
Tonight's The NightHeadlined By Williamson, Super Talents Dominate Top-Heavy NBA Draft
Special Presentation
CBSN New York
World Pride
Hempstead Schools Investigation
Measles Resources
CBS Entertainment
Forgotten Families
Voices For Vets
FORECAST & RADAR
LATEST NEWS VIDEO
Campaign 2020
Project Yellow Light
Sunday Morning Science Lab Contest
Snapshot New York
THE DIG WITH ELLE McLOGAN
DEMANDING ANSWERS
Icons & Disruptors Podcast
JOIN OUR COMMUNITY
STEPH & TONY TANTILLO
A Safer City
Latest News Stories
Bodega Worker Stabbed To Death In Upper Manhattan; Suspect At LargeThe 28-year-old worker, identified as Mohamed Nasser Awawdah, was fatally stabbed around 8 p.m. on Dyckman Street in the Inwood section.
Worthwhile Program Or Significant Money Grab? Study Of Red Light Cameras On Long Island Yields Mixed ResultsA three-year study is out about how those controversial red light cameras on are working out on Long Island.
State Of Emergency Declared In New Jersey, Several Counties Suffer Severe FloodingNew Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has declared a state of emergency for Burlington, Camden and Gloucester Counties due to severe flooding.
President Trump: Iran Shooting Down Drone Not Intentional, But 'Very Big Mistake'U.S. officials say Iran shot down the drone over international waters over the Strait of Hormuz Thursday, while Iran claims it shot down a U.S. drone flying in its airspace.
Proposed Bill In New Jersey Opens Up Parents Of Repeat Bullies To Civil Lawsuits, Monetary PenaltiesNew Jersey parents could soon be held accountable for their children's bad behavior.
Featured
First Responder Who Stood With Jon Stewart To Fight For 9/11 Victims Fund Enters Hospice CareLou Alvarez, one of the retired NYPD officers who just sat in an emotional congressional hearing with Jon Stewart, announced he has entered hospice care due to the incurable nature of his cancer.
How To Find The Best Summer Travel Deals On Flights, Hotels And MoreSummer officially arrives in two days and the Fourth of July is just about two weeks away. So what should you do if you’re still looking to get away?
New York Public Library's Bookmobile Returns: First Stop, The BronxIf you live in the city and can't make it to the library, it could be coming right to you.
Latest Videos
Jersey Shore Cracking Down On 'Animal House' Misbehavior By Homeowners, RentersOne Jersey Shore town is cracking down on rowdy property owners and renters after a house on Hancock Avenue is off the rental market and is now considered an “Animal House.” CBSN New York's Meg Baker reports.
Time Out New York Picks For Things To Do In NYC 6/22-6/23Time Out New York editor Will Gleason shares happenings this weekend, including the Renegade Craft Fair, a Brooklyn parade and more.
Officials Announce Plan To Overhaul Police Policy In NYC SchoolsMayor Bill de Blasio, School Chancellor Richard Carranza and other officials gathered at the Brooklyn Arts & Science Elementary School to announce a change in security policy for police in schools.
Long Island Red Light Camera Study ReleasedA three-year study is out about how those controversial red light cameras on are working out on Long Island, and the results are mixed. CBSN New York's Jennifer McLogan reports.
New York Weather: 6/20 Thurssday Afternoon ForecastCBS2's Elise Finch reports. We have some more showers and storms coming our way this afternoon. Some of the storms could produce gusty wind and heavy rain.
Police: Robbers Targeting Rideshare Drivers Across NYCPolice say three clever thieves have struck 40 times in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan since April, stealing thousands of dollars. CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
Latest Sports Stories
'I Can Compare Myself To Him': NBA Draft Prospect Luguentz Dort On Donovan Mitchell, Bobby HurleyDort is expected to be a late first or early second round pick in the 2019 NBA Draft.
Douglas Loads Jets Front Office With Seasoned Personnel MenThe New York Jets general manager hired Rex Hogan as the team's assistant GM, Chad Alexander as director of player personnel, Phil Savage as senior football adviser and Chris Nolan as a college scout.
All Eyes On First 3 Picks Thursday Night At NBA DraftZion Williamson smiled his way through nearly half an hour of questions, trying to portray himself like any player just hoping to be drafted.
Best Of
Things To Do In NYC This Weekend, 6/22 & 6/23Time Out New York editor Will Gleason shares happenings this weekend, including the Renegade Craft Fair, a Brooklyn parade and more.
Dogs in NYC, Jersey City Looking For Their Fur-Ever HomesStart your midweek off right with some pictures of delightful doggies! There are dozens of dogs up for adoption in Jersey City.
New York Dads Get A Special Day With Their Families On Father's DayPlenty of families in our area celebrated Father's Day in a number of ways.
Furry Friend Finder: Georgie & Peter Searching For Their Forever HomesGeorgie and Peter are both 6-month-old Shih Tzu-Yorkie mixes.
Taylor Swift Calls Yonkers Lung Transplant Patient After Heartwarming Video Goes ViralFriends of 22-year-old Annie McMahon tweeted video of a dance party they held in her hospital room, asking Swift to contact their friend, who's a huge fan.
New Summer Camp Opened In Memory Of Slain Bronx Teen 'Junior' Guzman-FelizJunior was just 15 years-old when he was murdered last year outside a bodega near his home. Now The Fresh Air Fund, which runs five summer camps, is starting Camp Junior at Harriman State Park
The Dig
A Hamptons Icon: Lunch At The Lobster Roll"A lot of people don't know the name of the restaurant is actually the Lobster Roll. They just call us 'Lunch,'" manager Paul DeAngelis told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Convent Garden: An Oasis In Harlem Where New York Meets 'Miami'"I feel that I was chosen to do this," gardener Juliette "Miami" Davis told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Babka, Bureka & Kugelhopf: A Taste Of Israel At Michaeli Bakery"The Israeli who come in here are definitely looking for home," owner Adir Michaeli told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
Snap Shot NY
Snapshot New York: Steve Derewicz, 85, Has Been Fighting Fires For 55 YearsAt the age of 85, Steve Derewicz stands as the eldest among the bravest.
Snapshot New York: Olympian Tries For Glory Amid Battle With Parkinson'sRoberto Carcelen is a cross country skiier. Now, at the age of 48, he's coming out of retirement and taking one more shot at Olympic glory.
'I Don't Quit At Anything I Do': From Foster Care To The NYPD, Bodybuilder Julie Camacho Tackles Life's ObstaclesThrough intensive weight training, Julie Camacho has remolded herself into a competitive bodybuilder. But that's not her biggest transformation.
Offbeat & Odd
Researchers Link Smartphones To Bizarre Horn-Like Bumps On Young People's SkullsYoung people may be developing horn-like bumps on their skulls due to the extended use of technology like smartphones and tablets, according to a study published last year under the radar.
'Jackpot': Beachcomber Stumbles Upon Prehistoric TreasureA South Carolina man combing the Myrtle Beach coast with his family on Monday said he found a prehistoric treasure he initially thought was a piece of trash.
E-Cigarette Explodes In Teen's Mouth, Shattering His JawA Nevada teenager was left with a shattered jaw and broken teeth after the vape pen he was using exploded in his face.
Latest From CBSN New York
Jersey Shore Cracking Down On 'Animal House' Misbehavior By Homeowners, RentersOne Jersey Shore town is cracking down on rowdy property owners and renters after a house on Hancock Avenue is off the rental market and is now considered an “Animal House.” CBSN New York's Meg Baker reports.
Time Out New York Picks For Things To Do In NYC 6/22-6/23Time Out New York editor Will Gleason shares happenings this weekend, including the Renegade Craft Fair, a Brooklyn parade and more.
Officials Announce Plan To Overhaul Police Policy In NYC SchoolsMayor Bill de Blasio, School Chancellor Richard Carranza and other officials gathered at the Brooklyn Arts & Science Elementary School to announce a change in security policy for police in schools.
Long Island Red Light Camera Study ReleasedA three-year study is out about how those controversial red light cameras on are working out on Long Island, and the results are mixed. CBSN New York's Jennifer McLogan reports.
Gov. Phil Murphy Signs 'Sami's Law'Gov. Phil Murphy signed "Sami's Law," which requires illuminated signs in rideshare vehicles.
Lin Manuel Miranda's New Broadway Show"Hamilton" creator Lin Manuel Miranda is working on a new Broadway show called "Freestyle Love Supreme."
Graffiti & Street Art Exhibit Coming To NYCThis Friday, one of the world's most prominent exhibitions of graffiti and street art will open to the public in Wiliamsburg. "Beyond the Streets" will showcase the works from 150 artists who moved from the streets to the studio. Lead Curator Roger Gastman explains.
Robbers Targeting Rideshare DriversPolice are investigating more than three dozen robberies targeting Uber and Lyft drivers. The elaborate scheme involves three men who have allegedly stolen thousands of dollars. CBSN New York's Aundrea Cline-Thomas reports.
Worker Stabbed To Death Outside BodegeaA heated confrontation ended with a deadly stabbing Wednesday night in Upper Manhattan. CBSN New York's Natalie Duddridge reports from the scene in Inwood.
New York Weather: Sunshine On The WayCBSN New York's John Elliott has the latest weather forecast.
9/11 First Responder Enters Hospice CareLou Alvarez, a retired NYPD officer who sat in an emotional Congressional hearing with Jon Stewart last week, has entered hospice care with incurable cancer.
New York To Bring New Monitoring To Hempstead SchoolsCBSN New York's Carolyn Gusoff has the latest on New York state lawmakers voting to bring increased monitoring to the struggling Hempstead school district.
