NYC subway chokehold death: Daniel Penny faces judge for pre-trial hearing

Daniel Penny, the U.S. Marine veteran accused of choking homeless man Jordan Neely to death aboard a NYC subway last year, faced a judge today for a pre-trial hearing.

Brazen home burglary caught on camera on Long Island

Authorities are investigating after a brazen thief was caught on video walking into a home on Long Island and stealing a newly delivered iPhone.

Masked man with rifle attempts to rob Queens bakery

Police say a man with a blue bandanna over his face, barged into the store on Jamaica Avenue demanding money pointing a rifle.

Israel-Hamas war one year later: How NY colleges are prepping for protests

Universities are introducing measures aimed at ensuring campus safety and maintaining continuity, following last year's Israel-Palestine unrest. Here's how colleges in our area are prepping for protests:

Hurricane Kirk path: Will the NYC area be impacted by the storm? LIVE updates

Hurricane Kirk is forecast to strengthen over the central tropical Atlantic, and large swells could reach the East Coast by Sunday, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.

Port strike 2024 triggers toilet paper 'panic buying' at Costco locations

Videos posted online claim that toilet paper is sold out at Costco stores in several states – including New Jersey – with one worker saying their stock was cleared one hour after opening.

Woman, 82, shoved onto NYC subway tracks

The woman was found lying on the subway tracks between train cars, police said.

NYC parents frustrated by long school bus delays, 'useless' tracking app

Parents across NYC are becoming frustrated, as school bus delays continue to impact their children's ability to get to school on time.

Beloved Elizabeth Street Garden faces eviction as community fights to save green space

The Elizabeth Street Garden in SoHo has been a cherished green space for over 30 years, but the city has issued a 14-day eviction notice to make way for affordable senior housing.

NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks moves up resignation date to October 16

The head of New York City’s public schools system, David Banks, has announced that he will resign on October 16, just over a week after he had announced that he would step down at the end of the calendar year.

Port strike: NY mom-and-pop shops fear empty shelves, surging costs

The massive port workers' strike has entered its second day, with 45,000 workers along the East and Gulf Coasts off the job. Local business owners say they are feeling the pressure as supply chain disruptions cause produce prices to soar.

Bronx duo opens chess center to empower youth: Project Pawn

Two Bronx natives opened Project Pawn Learning Center to empower local youth through chess, teaching them valuable life skills in a safe community space.

2 men stabbed in back, neck in Brooklyn: NYPD

Two men were stabbed in the leg and neck Wednesday morning in Brooklyn, police said.

Woman slashed while standing on NYC subway platform

The woman was standing on the platform when a suspect approached and slashed her in the torso with an unknown cutting instrument, police said.

Man killed, another wounded in Washington Heights shooting: NYPD

One man was killed and another was injured in a shooting in Washington Heights early Wednesday morning, police said.

Who won the VP debate last night? Here's what polls are saying

The debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz came just five weeks before Election Day, and followed a debate in August between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.

NYC Mayor Adams appears in court over bribery allegations: What to know

New York City Mayor Eric Adams returned to court today in a case where he's accused of taking bribes and illegal campaign contributions.

Watch the full VP debate: What JD Vance, Tim Walz argued

JD Vance and Tim Walz squared off in tonight's CBS News Vice Presidential Debate, the first and likely only time America will see the two opposing teams face-to-face before Election Day 2024.