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NYPD called to clear encampment at Fordham University's Lincoln Center campus, dozens arrested at Stony Brook University for ignoring protest deadline, and Rep. Mike Lawler's bill defining antisemitism passed through U.S. House by wide margin

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Harvey Weinstein will be retried for rape in NYC this September, NYC Mayor Adams thanks the NYPD for arresting 282 protestors at columbia & City College without incident, 2 Dozen student protestors at Stony Brook University set up a peaceful encampment, S

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NYPD officers clear protesters and arrest dozens at Columbia University and City College, and NYC Rent Guidelines Board backs preliminary rent increases for stabilized apartments

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Columbia University threatens to expel student protestors who are occupying an administrative building, Judge at Donald Trump's hush money trial fines Tri,[CLIP] $9,000 for repeatedly violating a gag order, NYPD will add more patrols to Central park with

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Columbia protesters take over academic building, tree falls and kills two in NJ, Connecticut bans out of state bottles and cans for redemption

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Pro-Palestinian demonstrators at Columbia ignore the university's deadline to remove their encampment, 2 suspects plead not guilty to murder charges in the Suffolk County body parts case, Newark asks a judge to toss a $50 million lawsuit filed by the fami

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WCBS Chief Meteorologist Craig Allen previews today's summer-like weather, two suspects have been handed additional charges in Babylon body parts case, and CT Gov. Ned Lamont is wrapped up in a tree-cutting dispute

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Student protesters remain camped out at Columbia, NYPD are investigating a string of violent robberies in Central Park, and first responders rescue a swimmer in Long Beach

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Columbia University students and administration failed to reach an agreement regarding the encampment, Pro-Palestinian protests have spread to campuses across the New York City area, The Gilgo Beach homicide investigation brings in more K-9 units alongsid

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Congestion pricing start date set for end of June, protests at Columbia continue despite university deadline, Bronx man killed by his pitbull

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Pro-Palestinian tents remain on Columbia's campus, despite a deadline to clear the encampment, former National Enquirer publisher returns to the stand at Donald Trump's hush money trial, and CT is loosening rules on juvenile records for gun background che

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New York’s highest court has overturned Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 rape conviction, sexual assault survivors rally at the UN plaza, and the jury hears more testimony in former president Trump's hush money case

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Mayor Adams rolls back buget cuts in executive budget plan, Police searching Manorville woods in relation to Gilgo Beach murder case, Former President Donald Trump made campaign stop in midtown before court

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House Speaker Mike Johnson visits Jewish students at Columbia University, suggests the school's president resign and tells pro-Palestinian protestors to "stop the nonsense", Manhattan's DA urges youtube to take down videos that teach kids how to assemble

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Speaker of the House expected on Columbia's campus, Rutgers being accused of discriminating against Palestinian and Arab students, Family of woman killed in Long Island drunk driving accident emotional in court today

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Columbia University extends deadline for student protestors, George Santos drops out of congressional race, Long Island woman charged after fleeing the scene of deadly car crash

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NYU students and faculty walk out of class in support of the Pro-Palestinian protestors, Demonstrators at Columbia U demand the school divest from companies that profit from Israel, Jury at Donald Trump's hush money trial hears more testimony from tabloid

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NYPD making arrests at college campus protests, Artifical intellegence laws being proposed in Connecticut, Contents of chemical drums buried under Bethpage Community Park to be identified

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The jury at Donald Trump's hush money trial hears opening statements and testimony from the first witness, Protests on Columbia University's campus cause students to move to online classes, NYPD reports no credible threats against the Jewish community ah

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Opening statements begin in former President trump's hush money trial, AG Letitia James may have Trump's bond in civil fraud case rejected, and Columbia switches to remote learning amid protests

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Opening statements begin Monday for Trump's hush money case, Pro-Palestinian protests continue at Columbia, and several stabbed on a party boat near Brooklyn Army Terminal

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NY state budget passed 2 weeks late, Fight on Brooklyn party boat left 3 injured, Teenager shot on dancefloor at Bronx party early today

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An on-field ceremony honored John Sterling following his retirement as a New York Yankees broadcaster, The man who set himself on fire outside the Trump trial courthouse has died, New York is broadening its hate crime law to include more eligible offenses

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A Long Island man has died after setting himself on fire in a park across from the Trump hush money trial, A 65-year-old man is in critical condition after cops shot him in Queens, Police step up patrols at synagogues across the five boroughs ahead of Pas

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Man sets himself on fire in front of court holding Trump hush money case, NYPD given green light to shut down illegal cannabis shops, and Mayor Adams restores funding to childcare programs

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Police arrest 100+ protesters at Columbia University, jury selection continues in Donald Trump's hush money trial, and the city's speed limit may be lowered to 20 mph in some areas

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The NYPD arrests protesters at Columbia University after hourslong protests against the war in Gaza, a package of bills targeting retail theft passes in Albany, and police arrest a squatter after taking over a woman's home and renting rooms

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Demonstrators at Columbia University protest the school's response to the war in Gaza, An NYU employee was punched while walking on Washington Square N, A South Orange middle school student was hospitalized after participating in the 'blackout challenge'

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MTA promises New Jersey some of the congestion pricing revenue to address its pollution concerns, Alleged Gilgo Beach killer makes court appearance Wednesday, Leaders of Columbia University defend their response to anti-semitism on campus

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Fire rips through building in Pomona, NY; suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer due back in court today; and shooters on scooters leave one dead and three injured in the Bronx

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6 Jurors have been seated on day 2 of jury selection at Donald Trump's hush money trial, Crews remove drums full of toxic chemicals from a Long Island ball field, NYPD claims it's 1-week blitz on subway fare beaters worked and made the MTA system safer fo

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Court has not been able to seat any jurors yet, Suspect accused of killing Officer Jonathan Diller in court today, Homicides in American cities are falling rapidly

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Trump in court for jury selection today, Section of New Jersey Turnpike wall crumbles, Hate-filled graffiti left in Long Island

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No jurors chosen for Donald Trump hush money trial --Juror selection process resumes tomorrow, There's another push to stop MTA's congestion pricing plan, FDNY has taken the rare step of filing charges against a Brooklyn e bike shop owner who repeatedly

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Jury selections begin in Trump's hush money trial, Jake's 58 on Long Island will undergo a massive expansion, and noise cameras could soon be coming to Westchester

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The NYPD is stepping up security at synagogues following Iran's attack on Israel, Damage was found in Berkeley Heights following last week's earthquake, Police arrested four squatters after raiding a home on Staten Island

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Closures on the BQE are set until Monday morning, Two dead and three injured from a car accident in the Bronx, Phone scammers in Suffolk County are using spoofing apps to disguise themselves as police

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A headless body is pulled from Jamaica Bay, The Queens bound BQE at Atlantic Avenue is closed until Monday, A federal judge dismisses Nassau County's lawsuit against New York's attorney general regarding the county's transgender sports ban

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Newark officials cancel teen curfew, New York charter bus passengers could soon be required to buckle up, Ramapo police are trying to locate the person who stabbed an Orthodox Jewish man last night,

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Wind and rain for the morning commute, teen faces arrest for attacking and robbing a Queens churchgoer last Sunday, and Newark curfew for those under 18 goes into effect tonight

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A Long Island senator is upset that Long Islanders weren't notified in time about the earthquake, NJ Senator Bob Menendez's trial will go on as scheduled, and a soccer stadium will come to Willets-Point

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Heavy showers are on the way, Yonkers police arrest two people after a migrant shelter conflict, NJ officials look for the people who vandalized the Rutgers campus center for Islamic life

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New Jersey Transit's board approves a 15-percent fare hike, Some Long Island districts will have to improve their water filtration systems, The gang member who killed a 14-year-old basketball player in Queens four years ago gets 30 years in prison

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NJ Transit officials to vote on fare hike, Congressman Josh Gottheimer announces new legislation to protect access to the abortion pill, Newark set to enact curfew for children under 18

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The City has no plan for the parking and traffic issues, Mayor Adams wants to close loopholes in the squatter laws, The NYPD searches for the gunman who wounded an 11-year-old boy in Brooklyn

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Good Samaritan saved 11-year-old boy's life after her got shot, Bronx fire kills woman, 9-year-old saved his family's life from Newburgh fire

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UCONN wins NCAA championship, Connecticut teacher charged with assaulting students, Shooting in Brownsville kills one leaves another injured

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Young New Yorkers look forward to today's eclipse, there are several gatherings in Westchester to view the solar event, and a teenager is expected to recover after being shot in Harlem

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New York State gears up for the solar eclipse, Gov. Hochul emphasizes the necessity of taking proper precautions for the eclipse, and the Intrepid Museum offers special viewing options for the celestial event

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Aftershocks continue after yesterday's earthquake, the MTA and city officials inspect infrastructure for any damage, and some families in Newark cope with being evacuated after the earthquake

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There have been at least 27 aftershocks since yesterday's 4.8 magnitude earthquake, Two dozen Newark residents evacuated their homes because of quake damages, Infrastructure inspections are continuing throughout the weekend

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The Tri-State area reacts to this morning earthquake,homes in Newark are evacuated after the quake, and NYC students and parents react to the quake and officials' response

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The weather is more cooperative for Yankee fans, the Passaic River is expected to crest this afternoon at three, lot of people are expected to crowd the roads to watch the solar eclipse this Monday

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Lots of wind and rain are expected today, the NYC Parks Department received at least 95 reports of downed trees in the storm, coastal flooding is the concern on Long Island

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Several states are under tornado watches, New NYPD data show subway crime is down, A judge in Newark hears arguments in New Jersey's lawsuit against congestion pricing

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Flood and wind alerts go up across Tri-State, A congestion pricing lawsuit goes to court in New Jersey, There are new concerns about a Long Island superfund site after even more toxic materials were recently discovered

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More heavy rain in the NY Tri-state area tonight & tomorrow could cause flooding, Queens NY residents with basements worried about flooding, Feds promise Rockland County millions to alleviate homes, NYC Mayor adams defends the NYPD chiefs who have been f

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Primary voting day for NY and 3 other states, Protesters gathered outside a synagogue in Teaneck, Principal charged after hiding previous teaching suspension in job application

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A Queens grand jury indicts the 2 suspects in the shooting death of NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, Long Island couple faces manslaughter charges after son fatally ODs, NJ Senator Bob Menendez's corruption trial will proceed, MTA vows to rein in its overtim

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Police launch a nationwide crackdown on distracted drivers, CT pet owners on alert due to rabies scare, and primaries kick off tomorrow in NY and CT

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A five-alarm fire breaks out at a Brooklyn church, Cardinal Dolan honors fallen NYPD officer Diller's sacrifice, A man fatally stabbed a woman inside a queens bar

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Detective Jonathan Diller has been laid to rest, police arrest a man for fatally shooting his mother in Queens, and a Connecticut firefighter accused of tampering with evidence has been charged and suspended without pay

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Thousands are expected at the funeral mass for murdered NYPD officer Jonathan Diller this morning, The first Jamaican owned cannabis dispensary opened in the Bronx, There's been another random attack on a woman in New York City

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Mets lose Opening Day game against Brewers, family of fallen NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller confronts Gov. Hochul at officer's wake, and former VP Al Gore delivers eulogy at Sen. Joe Lieberman's funeral

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It's Mets Opening Day at Citi Field! Plus, mourners return to pay their respects to fallen NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, and the city tests new scanners to spot weapons before the enter the subway system

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Former President Trump attends wake of fallen LI police officer, Mayor Adams proposes placing gun detectors in the subway, President Biden holds fundraiserin Midtown with former Presidents Clinton and Obama, causing traffic gridlock

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MTA congestion pricing toll set in NYC, Rockland County files lawsuit on the MTA, Suspect in fatal shooting of NYPD officer pleaded not guilty to weapons charges

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Long Island community mourns fallen NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, MTA Board takes final vote on congestion pricing, and NJ lottery player wins $1.1B Mega Millions jackpot

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NYC Mayor Adams says more needs to be done to tackle mental illness and recidivism after yesterday's murder of an NYPD officer in Queens, 2 teens are in the hospital after they were shot outside a high school in Newark, Bronx man is under arrest after he

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Suspects accused of killing NYPD officer have criminal history, Man arrested for shoving individual onto subway tracks, Coast guard assisting in Baltimore bridge collapse

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Baltimore bridge collapses, Long Island cop killed, subway rider pushed in front of train unprovoked

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Judge rejects Trump's request to delay hush money case, NYPD cracks down on fare evasion, MTA to exempt certain drivers from congestion pricing

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Meteorologist Isaac Longley gives an update on the weather, several counties in New Jersey remain under weather advisories, and a flood watch is in effect for the Lower Hudson Valley

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A flood watch is in effect for the entire tri-state area, The Yonkers St. Patrick's Parade has been rescheduled, A Long Island high school volleyball coach is out on 75-thousand dollars bail after arraignment on rape charges

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WCBS Chief meteorologist Craig Allen gives a preview of the weekend weather, the MTA prepares to vote on congestion pricing, and police have arrested an LI high school volleyball coach for allegedly raping a student

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Possible flooding in Tri-State area this weekend, woman's body found in garbage bag in Bronx apartment,  NJ Sen. Bob Menendez won't seek Democratic re-election

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Police are looking for squatters who murdered the owner of an East Side apartment, top NYPD brass ride the subway to hear riders' concerns, and the owner and manager of Grimaldi's Pizza have been charged with stealing wages from workers

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Those new weightloss drugs aren't getting to those who need them most

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NJ, NY and CT join DOJ in suing Apple

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Manhattan prosecutors say Trump's hush money trial should not be delayed, woman convicted in CT Jennifer Dulos case is back in court today, and Suffolk Co. welcomes newest K-9, Hondo

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Kids among five hospitalized in Washington Heights fire, rowing team rescued from frigid Long Island Sound, power outages in Staten Island NYCHA facilities

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NYS lawmakers may let NYC's ability to enforce its red light cameras expire, MTA claims 2/3 of the public comments it got on congestion pricing were in support of the tolling plan, NYS senate bill would create universal after school programs at NYC school

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New NY real estate law will impact sellers

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The top stressors for Alzheimer caregivers

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Search continues in the Bronx for one more suspect in deadly Mount Vernon shooting, Nyack teachers lobby for new contract and superintendent, and Long Island sees higher life expectancy than elsewhere nationwide

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Mayor Adams pushes back against sexual harassment allegations, NYC Council to approve bill to reduce class size, birth control now available in New York without prescription

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Mayor Adams doubles down on sex assault denials

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CT pushes to expand paid sick days

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Mayor Adams addresses sexual harassment allegations, CT governor discusses new paid sick leave legislation, LI man tried to lure student in to his car

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Filling up the tank is getting more expensive in NJ, NYC starting e-bike safety campaign, LIRR fight left victim with slash on his face

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A woman accuses Mayor Adams of assault, Caitlyn Jenner voices support for Nassau County's ban on transgender athletes, and a transit advocates call for free MTA bus transit

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Islander fans are not happy with how hard it is to get to/from UBS Arena

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Why it's never too late to switch careers

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Caitlyn Jenner joined Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman to defend a law that bans transgender female athletes from county facilities, former President Donald Trump's lawyers appeal $454M judgement in civil fraud trial, and Nassau County police encour

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A man on Long Island is arrested after the death of his wife, a fight over parking leaves a man dead, and twin sisters were attacked at a Brooklyn deli

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Today is St. Patrick's Day, NYC Half-Marathon takes place today, Man in wheelchair accused of Queens stabbing

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Drivers are advised to stay away from Manhattan because of today's parade and tomorrow's half marathon, the lawyer for the Gilgo Beach victims wants the accused killer's wife to compensate the families, New York's right to shelter law is being modified to

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No charges filed yet in Brooklyn subway shooting, City reaches agreement with Legal Aid Society on right to shelter law, and a judge delays former President Donald Trump's hush money trial until at least mid April

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Waterfront living for those who can't afford it

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A majority of New Yorkers say inflation has undermined their finances