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A daily dive into the top headlines in New York, delivering the news you need in 10 minutes or less.

Mother charged for driving drunk and high in Long Island crash that killed her 9-year-old son, Man charged in 2019 Queens hit and run, and Investigation underway in arrest of surfer on Jersey ShoreEpisode • Aug 23, 2024

A Long Island mother faces arraignment in a DWI crash that killed her 9-year-old son, legal dispute over parts used to make the new Tappan Zee Bridge, and VP Harris accepts Democratic presidential nominationEpisode • Aug 23, 2024

9-year old boy killed in wrong way crash in Long Island, Queens shop suffers second E-bike fire in 18 months, and MTA adds more accessibility upgradesEpisode • Aug 22, 2024

Remembering the life of Bill Pascrell, Electric scooter store in Queens catches fire, and Brooklyn bookstore accused of antisemitismEpisode • Aug 22, 2024

Background check company latest victim of data breach, Congressman Bill Pascrell Jr. dies aged 87, Nassau Community College gets their cafeteria back after 4 monthsEpisode • Aug 21, 2024

LI officials gather to protest congestion pricing's rumored return, Westchester approves a new traffic light pattern at site where mother and son were fatally struck, and Mayor Adams spars with reporters... againEpisode • Aug 21, 2024

Connecticut asks for a federal emergency declaration after some of the worst flood damage the state has ever seen, Parts of Suffolk County need help after the weekend weather, NYC looking to roll out an plan to stop unprovoked attacks on womenEpisode • Aug 20, 2024

Connecticut still reeling after Sunday's 16 inches of rain, Long Island community pond washed away along with road, Vice President Harris makes surprise appearance at first night of DNCEpisode • Aug 20, 2024

George Santos pleads guilty to wire fraud & identity theft, Manhattan DA's office might delay former President Trump's sentencing in his hush money case, 2 women are found dead from severe flooding in Connecticut,Episode • Aug 19, 2024

Flooding is impacting towns across the tri-state area.Episode • Aug 19, 2024

Controversial float at the India Day Parade, Beaches in NYC remain closed due to Hurricane Ernesto remnants, George Santos expected to plead guilty in fraud caseEpisode • Aug 18, 2024

Hurricane Ernesto cause rip current warnings and beach closures along the south shore, Former congressman Georg Santos to plead guilty on Monday, A couple in their 70s were assaulted in a Queens home invasion this morningEpisode • Aug 17, 2024

Gov. Murphy officially appoints replacement for Bob Menendez, Mayor Adams faces press after being subpoenaed for second time, and New juvenile human trafficking court opens on Long IslandEpisode • Aug 16, 2024

New round of grand jury subpoenas for Mayor Adams in political fundraising probe, CT lawmakers look to tackle spike in electric bills, and gas bills will go up on Long Island for the next three yearsEpisode • Aug 16, 2024

Colleges brace for renewed protests, Two teenagers slashed and stabbed in Times Square, and Gov. Murphy announces free NJ Transit rides for a weekEpisode • Aug 15, 2024

Columbia University's president resigns months after campus protests over the war in Gaza, the NYPD ramps up security in Central Park following a rise in crime, and the MTA is being ordered to improve track worker safetyEpisode • Aug 15, 2024

NYPD add 100 officers to patrol Central Park amid rise in crime, MTA to add more security guards at subway stations to stop fare evaders, Nassau County sign mask ban into lawEpisode • Aug 14, 2024

A face mask ban will be signed into law in Nassau Co. today, a Stamford state rep. loses her primary after making antisemitic remarks, and NYC Democrats will gather in Harlem tonight for VP Kamala HarrisEpisode • Aug 14, 2024

Judge rules jury in former long Island Congressman George Santos's fraud trial next month will remain anonymous, With crime on the rise in Central Park NYC Mayor wants to launch drone patrols, More politicians in NYC join the push to shut down illegal caEpisode • Aug 13, 2024

Former US Rep George Santos wants opinion poll for fraud trial, RFK Jr. has been blocked from presidential ballot for wrong address, Deadly Newark police shooting investigatedEpisode • Aug 13, 2024

WCBS 880 will come to an end at 12:01am on August 26th, Businessman Robert Tucker has been appointed NYC's fire commissioner, NYPD arrests 2 migrants wanted for a knifepoint rape last night in Coney Island, New report finds ghost license plates are costEpisode • Aug 13, 2024

2024 Paris Olympics come to a closeEpisode • Aug 12, 2024

Accused drunk driver in Long Island nail salon crash is being sued by victim, NYC businessman to become new FDNY commissioner, Final phase of G train upgrades kicked off this morningEpisode • Aug 12, 2024

Dominican Day Parade strides through NYC, Cleanup continues across the city after Hurricane Debby damage, LI officials call for a new health study after chemical drum discoveryEpisode • Aug 11, 2024

It's a beautiful day after yesterday's damaging winds and rain, Nearly one thousand patients were sued by Stonybrook University Hospital, A teen is sexually assaulted near Gracie MansionEpisode • Aug 10, 2024

Gov. Hochul declares state emergency ahead of storm, Heavy delays and cancellations at local airports, and Brooklyn man freed from prison after 16 years for a murder he didn't commitEpisode • Aug 9, 2024

Preparations are in place for the remainder of storm Debby heading to the Tri-State todayEpisode • Aug 9, 2024

New Yorkers prepare for flooding as Debby moves our way tomorrow, a terror plot cancels Taylor Swift's concerts in Vienna — a Long Island mother is among the tens of thousands of disappointed fansEpisode • Aug 8, 2024

Former firefighter saves family from a flooded car, Homeless man arrested for stabbings in Queens, and Review begins of raid on Randall's Island migrant shelterEpisode • Aug 7, 2024

Heavy rain leaves half of New Jersey underwater and cars stranded in the Bronx. Yankees to hold makeup game after rain-out last night, Two in recovery after separate stabbings in QueensEpisode • Aug 7, 2024

The effects of Tropical Storm Sandy, New Information on a body found in Yonkers, Columbia university considering new authority for campus officers after war protestsEpisode • Aug 6, 2024

Kamala Harris polled with 14% lead over Trump statewide, Nassua County lawmakers approve 42 year contract for casino, NYC Comptroller says early migrant crisis saw oversightEpisode • Aug 6, 2024

Outcry over plans to build casino in Nassau, MTA subway accessibility project goes ahead despite pause in congestion pricing, and Body found in YonkersEpisode • Aug 5, 2024

Two women recovering after being shoved onto subway tracks, Anti-gun activists fight back after AR-15 ban is overturned in New Jersey, Vote to approve Nassau casino plans set for today.Episode • Aug 5, 2024

Local airports facing heavy delays due to thunderstorms, NYC received nearly 1900 reports of downed trees last month, and Bronx man speaks out after accusing NYPD officers of beating him upEpisode • Aug 3, 2024

A heat advisory is in effect until seven tonight, An air quality advisory will run from 11 to 11 pm, The NYPD raided the Randall's Island migrant shelter looking for guns and drugsEpisode • Aug 3, 2024

NYPD make arrest after fatal shooting at birthday party, Dozens of gang members indicted in the Bronx, and Police raid migrant shelter on Randall's IslandEpisode • Aug 2, 2024

Three Americans freed in Russian prisoners' swap arrive in Texas, Two NYPD officers recover after Lower East Side shooting, Pelham local swimmer celebrates Olympic goldEpisode • Aug 2, 2024

Two police officers shot on Lower East Side, NJ man indicted in crash that killed 7 people, and Man accused of drunk driving that killing 4 people pleads not guiltyEpisode • Aug 1, 2024

Criminals in NY are using hidden cameras to scope out their next victims, The alleged drunk driver who crashed into a Long Island nail salon will appear in court today, Two people were slashed in subway stations last night in two separate incidents.Episode • Aug 1, 2024

The MTA is facing a deficit of more than $400 million, Uber and Lyft have reached a deal over driver lockouts, NYC shuts down over 700 illegal marijuana shops across the city.Episode • Jul 31, 2024

New video revives questions about Saudi government and 9/11, an MTA worker was attacked at the Jamaica-179th St. station, and supporters of congestion pricing aren't giving upEpisode • Jul 31, 2024

Mayor Adams signs executive order suspending parts of new law limiting solitary confinement in NYC jails, Family of Black man killed by NYPD say his killing was unjustified, and Three injured when a car crashed into a house in East BabylonEpisode • Jul 31, 2024

Gilgo Beach suspected killer back in court today, Overnight explosion levels New Jersey home, Man charged in Harlem car crash that killed oneEpisode • Jul 30, 2024

One dead and two injured after a shooting at Randalls Island migrant shelter, Police killed a woman in NJ after responding to reports of a person with a knife, Mayor Adams issued an executive order suspending parts of the new solitary confinement law in NEpisode • Jul 29, 2024

Mayor Adams pauses ban on solitary confinement in NYC jails, Deadline coming up for outdoor dining permits, and Sen. Schumer condemns GOP's Project 2025 planEpisode • Jul 28, 2024

Police believe that the 15-year-old boy found dead at 90th St. Station was subway surfing, Long Beach Island restaurant owner sues the town after a ban on its 'teen nights,' Special NYPD K-9 units are in Paris to help with security for the Olympic games.Episode • Jul 27, 2024

The NYPD is investigating a possible subway surfing death in Queens, New York City is installing metal detectors in subway stations, Stop sign cameras are keeping drivers in check in a Nassau County villageEpisode • Jul 27, 2024

Custody battle leads to murder-suicide, NYPD testing weapon scanners at subway stations, and Environmental activists and Expanding access to Harlem River waterfront to low income familiesEpisode • Jul 26, 2024

A large fire in Fair Lawn was extinguished after damaging a row of stores this morning, If you use your credit or debit card's chip, you could be a target of 'skimmer' scams, Police have confirmed that the device found yesterday in a car outside the 25thEpisode • Jul 26, 2024

Supporters of congestion pricing filed two new lawsuits today, New York City's ballot this November could include questions about how much power the city council and mayor should have, The theater union is fighting a proposed casino in Times SquareEpisode • Jul 25, 2024

NJ police officer shot while conducting search warrant, Bus crashes into a Brooklyn Burger King, and at least two lawsuits filed over congestion pricingEpisode • Jul 25, 2024

Someone left a possible explosive device outside an NYPD precinct house in Harlem, President Biden has granted New Jersey Transit's request to intervene in the potential strike by its engineers and trainmen, A Long Island judge may change the sentence forEpisode • Jul 24, 2024

Fire in Sunset Park hurts 13 people, Clifton residents deal with aftermath after deadly chemical fire, and Bob Menendez resigns from officeEpisode • Jul 24, 2024

NJ Sen. Bob Menendez announces plan to resign, NYS rejects plans for cellphone tower on Long Island, and Investigations underway for deadly plane crash at MacArthur AirportEpisode • Jul 23, 2024

Monmouth University in lockdown, Tri-State Democrats show support for VP Harris, Three firefighters injured in Hunts Point warehouse fireEpisode • Jul 23, 2024

Endorsements roll in for Kamala Harris, Hochul plans affordable housing for formerly incarcerated people in Chelsea, and A new approach to preventing lithium battery firesEpisode • Jul 22, 2024

President Biden officially drops out of the 2024 presidential election, Local officials support Biden's call to step down, Kamala Harris receives broad support after Joe Biden's endorsement.Episode • Jul 22, 2024

President Biden endorses VP Harris for President, Those close to Biden on his decision to drop out, and Obama releases statement after Biden decisionEpisode • Jul 22, 2024

Four people including two children found stabbed in Bensonhurst, Crowdstrike outages continue to plague businesses worldwide, Cities can control their own speed limits but must await bureaucratic delays.Episode • Jul 20, 2024

Four people were stabbed to death in Brooklyn, companies scramble to get back to normal after yesterday's IT crash, NYC's 911 calls were not affected, but airlines experience delaysEpisode • Jul 20, 2024

Most local governments recovering well from worldwide global IT outage, Airlines hit hard from IT outage, and Harvey Weinstein trial delayed due to IT outageEpisode • Jul 19, 2024

Microsoft outages are causing a worldwide frenzy, impacting almost all industries, NJ Transit riders are still dealing with changes on every line.Episode • Jul 19, 2024

Nassau County's Planning Commission approves a plan to build a casino resort, Brooklyn Councilwoman Susan Zhuang speaks after her arrest for allegedly biting a police deputy chief, The Transit Workers Union claim the MTA has illegally cut its bus serviceEpisode • Jul 18, 2024

A funeral service for the NYPD recruit who died during training will be today in the Bronx, Robert Menendez will not be leaving the Senate after being found guilty, Two children are dead after being left in hot cars this week.Episode • Jul 18, 2024

Deadly tornadoes spark statewide emergency in New York, Councilwoman arrested for biting an NYPD officer, Police bust two cannabis stores in the Bronx.Episode • Jul 17, 2024

Heat affecting NJ Transit trains, Strong storms take out power lines in central NJ, and Bob Menendez urged to resignEpisode • Jul 17, 2024

NJ Senator Menendez vows to appeal guilty verdict in corruption trial, NYC Mayor Adams calls for limits on social media after the assassination attempt on former President Trump, Baby dies in a hot car in NJ; police arrest her fatherEpisode • Jul 17, 2024

JD Vance selected to be Trump's running mate, Mayor Adams recommends New Yorkers visit cooling centers in heat wave, Nine people injured in Bushwick apartment fireEpisode • Jul 16, 2024

Tightened security at the RNC, NYPD increases security after Trump rally shooting, Town of Hempstead trains lifeguards to spot sharks.Episode • Jul 15, 2024

Yet another heat wave graces the tri-state area, security in and around Donald Trump's hometown is upgraded after this weekend's attack, calls for greater protection for political candidates after the shooting at Trump rally over the weekend.Episode • Jul 15, 2024

The NYPD has increased security at city landmarks and Trump tower, Nassau County executive Bruce Blakeman says extra security is in place to protect elected leaders, a call for republican unity today on Staten Island following the assassination attemptEpisode • Jul 14, 2024

Two people have been diagnosed with measles at a migrant shelter in Brooklyn, A man in Long Island reportedly cut his dog ears off and used glue to secure the wound; The police are on the lookout for a man who opened fire in Thompkins Square Park.Episode • Jul 13, 2024

There are flood watches and warnings in the tri-state, Power outages are scattered on Staten Island, Brooklyn, and Queens, Two measles cases have been identified at a migrant shelter in BrooklynEpisode • Jul 13, 2024

At least 25 people trained to become armed deputies for disasters, One man killed another wounded in shooting in the East Village, and Three-year-old girl dies after being hit by carEpisode • Jul 12, 2024

Police investigate string of watch robberies dating back to late March, Jury deliberations begin today in Bob Menendez's corruption trial, Child dead after being struck by a driver in Harlem.Episode • Jul 12, 2024

Mother arrested after her newborn was found on the street in Chelsea, Governor Hochul further regulates e-bikes and lithium ion batteries, Man accused of killing a woman and throwing her in the trash is being held without bailEpisode • Jul 11, 2024

Nearly 200 people in New Jersey and New York suffering from Dengue fever found in mosquitos, Gov. Hochul to sign measures to prevent e-bike fires, and Sen. Bob Menendez's lawyer wraps up closing arguments in corruption caseEpisode • Jul 11, 2024

Some state lawmakers are calling to change New York's DWI laws; A member of a notorious Long Island gang pleaded guilty to two murders, and An older woman was scammed out of two thousand dollars in Nassau County.Episode • Jul 10, 2024

There were two subway stabbings in Midtown last night, Algae blooms are shutting down prime swimming spots, The group that runs the High Line is rallying against the plan to build a casino in Hudson YardsEpisode • Jul 10, 2024

Mayor Adams attends the funeral of two girls who drowned in Coney Island, Seventeen thousand dollars worth of artwork was from a storage unit, Police filed charges in the case of a woman whose body was found wrapped in a sleeping bag.Episode • Jul 9, 2024

New Jersey Turnpike Authority could widen roadway, Community attacks suspect arrested in the death of Kips Bay womanEpisode • Jul 9, 2024

The Third Avenue Bridge was forced open after today's high temperatures warped the metal, The Hudson Tunnel Project had an important milestone announcement, New numbers show traffic in Manhattan's central business district is now the slowest it's ever beeEpisode • Jul 8, 2024

NYC beaches have already seen several drownings only a few weeks into summer, A stabbing at Long Island amusement park leaves one Florida man in serious condition, Closing arguments will begin in Bob Menendez's trial today in Manhattan.Episode • Jul 8, 2024

Over 40 NYC public schools serving as cooling centers, Fireworks cause wildfire in South Jersey, and Two boys recovering after being shot in a Bronx McDonald'sEpisode • Jul 7, 2024

A suspect is in custody after pushing an 85-year-old man down a flight of subway stairs, An after-hours swim in Coney Island leads to the drowning of two sisters, A memorial for the three victims of a deadly July 4th crash is growing in the Lower East SidEpisode • Jul 6, 2024

A baby is in critical condition after being hit by a car in the Bronx, Four people drown in backyard pools on Long Island, Two girls drowned off Coney Island Last nightEpisode • Jul 6, 2024

Wake is held for NYPD officer killed while off-duty by a drunk driver who crashed into a nail salon, Three killed in LES after an alleged drunk driver plows into a park on the 4th of July, New York State issues an air quality advisoryEpisode • Jul 5, 2024

3 dead, 8 hurt after suspected drunk driver hits group on the Lower East Side, NYPD shoot man accused of fatally stabbing 8-year-old boy, and several hurt in fireworks accidents on Long IslandEpisode • Jul 5, 2024

The Macy's 4th of July fireworks return to the Hudson River, the Flatbush Caribbean community collects donations for Hurricane Beryl victims, and a homeless man accused of trying to rape a Central Park sunbather pleads not guiltyEpisode • Jul 4, 2024

NYPD providing heavy security for Macy's fireworks show, New Jersey towns on Hudson River preparing for fireworks, and Record-breaking travel for 4th of JulyEpisode • Jul 3, 2024

Connecticut officials urge for road safety after deaths of state trooper and DOT worker, Innocent bystander fatally stabbed following a road rage incident in the Bronx, Expected road closures along the Hudson River in New Jersey for Macy's July 4th firewoEpisode • Jul 3, 2024

Sentencing for Donald Trump in his criminal trial has been postponed until September 18th after SCOTUS ruling on presidential immunity, Rudy Giuliani has been disbarred in NYS, Suspect in custody for the attack last month on a sunbather in Central Park,Episode • Jul 2, 2024

Trump trying to appeal NY criminal court conviction, Haverstraw police investigating midday murder of 29-year old man, LI man admits drinking 18 beers before fatal crash into nail salonEpisode • Jul 2, 2024

The man accused of killing four people in a drunk driving crash pleads not guilty, There are heightened concerns about a violent South American gang infiltrating NYC, Donald Trump is possibly losing his liquor licenses as a result of his hush money convicEpisode • Jul 1, 2024

NJ Transit increases fare prices, Man shot several times at Pride celebration, and Funeral announced for NYPD officer killed by alleged drunk driverEpisode • Jul 1, 2024

The NYC Pride Parade was cut short due to weather, One of the victims of the LI DWI crash on Friday was an off duty NYPD officer, The NJT fair hikes go into effect tomorrowEpisode • Jun 30, 2024

The NYPD are searching for a suspect after a slashing in a Lower Manhattan subway station, LI traffic deaths are on the rise, President Biden visits the Stonewall Memorial to close out Pride MonthEpisode • Jun 29, 2024

A Dix Hills man is charged with DWI After a deadly suv crash into a nail salon, Long Island leads the state in traffic deaths, The City Hall and City Council agreed on a new 112.4 billion dollar budgetEpisode • Jun 29, 2024

President Biden attended the grand opening of the Stonewall National Monument, A new poll suggests Mayor Adams' re-election hopes may be in trouble, Police have arrested a suspect for killing a 15-year-old in Brooklyn a year after the shootingEpisode • Jun 28, 2024

Reaction to the CNN Presidential debate continues to roll in, President Biden to visit the new Stonewall Visitor Center, and the summer-long G-line repairs begin tonight, disrupting serviceEpisode • Jun 28, 2024

North Jersey suffering several power outages from last night's storm, A Long Island community fighting back against proposed cell tower, and Firefighters forced to perform a 'controlled burn' on Connecticut home due to fireworksEpisode • Jun 27, 2024

The MTA Board met for the first time since the pause on congestion pricing, The migrant accused of shooting two NYPD officers in Queens has been remanded, Several people were treated for heat exhaustion during the New Rochelle High School graduationEpisode • Jun 26, 2024

Latimer defeats Bowman in NY-16 Primary, John Avlon wins Democratic Primary on Long Island, and MTA to accept pause on congestion pricingEpisode • Jun 26, 2024

Primaries are underway today, Deadly fire in Washington Heights overnight, Drones launched over Central Park to search for suspect in assaultEpisode • Jun 25, 2024

A former NYPD officer pleaded guilty to shooting her girlfriend and another woman nearly three years later; According to the NYPD, major crimes on the subway have dropped in the past six months; Three good samaritans rescue a woman trapped in a burning caEpisode • Jun 24, 2024

The final weekend in the primary fight between Jamaal Bowman and George Latimer was not exactly a lesson in manners, The Manhattan D.A. says the charges against dozens of protesters at Columbia University were dropped because of a lack of evidence, A stabEpisode • Jun 24, 2024

The end of the heat wave is nigh, Con Edison workers narrowly avert a strike, A bodega worker is fatally stabbed in QueensEpisode • Jun 23, 2024

Con Edison and utility workers reach deal to avoid strike, NYPD to continue search of two teens who disappeared while swimming at Rockaway Beach, and Queens father accused of trying to drown his two childrenEpisode • Jun 23, 2024

An air health advisory is in effect for Sunday, A father is arrested for trying to drown his two children at West Haven Beach. Four people experienced heat exhaustion at a New Jersey high school graduation ceremonyEpisode • Jun 22, 2024

A heat advisory remains in effect through tomorrow for tri-state area, Search operations continue for two teens who vanished at a Queens beach, New Jersey commuters face a 15 percent fare hike on NJTEpisode • Jun 22, 2024

An Uber driver is in critical condition after being shot in the head, Heat waves continue as air quality worsens across the tri-state, and NJ Transit makes national news with delays leaving riders stranded.Episode • Jun 21, 2024

Mother and 6-year-old son dead after being hit by school bus, Gov. Hochul signs bill that blocks social media companies using algorithms on children, and Audit discovers ShotSpotter tech is wrong most of the timeEpisode • Jun 20, 2024

Heat index could reach 105 degrees as heat wave continues, Gov. Hochul to sign bill meant to address the impact of social media on kids' mental health, and new cannabis store to open near Times SquareEpisode • Jun 20, 2024

The heat wave is here and it's gonna intensify over the next couple of days in the NYC Tri-state area, Migrant who raped a 13 year old at a park in Queens was in court today, NJ Gov Murphy celebrates Juneteenth with an executive order to reduce excessiveEpisode • Jun 19, 2024

There is an air quality alert as the heatwave intensifies, NJ Utilities inisists they can handle the demand while air conditioners are running overtime, The NYPD has arrested a man for last week's sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl in QueensEpisode • Jun 18, 2024

White Plains preps for the week's heat wave, Rent Guidelines Board approve rent raise for 3rd year in a row, Police continue manhunt for suspect in Kissena Park sexual assaultEpisode • Jun 18, 2024

NYC Tri-state heat index will top 100 degrees later this week, NYC and Nassau County plan to open their cooling centers, MTA adds more cameras to catch drivers who block bus lanesEpisode • Jun 17, 2024

The first heat wave of the year is coming through with a bang, A late-night shooting in Inwood leaves two people dead and one injured, CT will become the third state in the country to require lesson plans on textured hair for a cosmetology license.Episode • Jun 17, 2024

Potential record-breaking heat wave in NYC expected this week, Five people in custody after shooting in Brooklyn, and Gov. Hochul receiving push back from advocates for congestion pricingEpisode • Jun 16, 2024

The NYPD is looking for information to help catch the man who assaulted a 13-year-old. Over a hundred rainbow flags have been destroyed outside Stonewall during Pride Month for the second year in a row, Two anti-Semitic attacks against synagogues in theEpisode • Jun 15, 2024

A 30-year-old man was slashed at the 8th Avenue-NYU subway station, The NYPD is offering a $10,000 reward for a man who raped a 13-year-old girl in Queens, The Park Avenue Synagogue was vandalized with the word PalestineEpisode • Jun 15, 2024

Strong thunderstorms are heading toward NYC, The NYPD is hoping it found DNA from the man who raped a 13-year-old in Queens, 160 rainbow flags have been vandalized at the Stonewall National MonumentEpisode • Jun 14, 2024

Shooting breaks out on Long Beach on Senior Skip Day, Two 13-year-olds attacked in Queens park, Two police officers recovering in New Jersey after being shotEpisode • Jun 14, 2024

As anti-Israel attacks rise, Governor Hocul is considering bringing back a pre-pandemic mask ban, Officers arrest a Queens man during a traffic stop who was driving with enough weapons to outfit a small army, Two officers are in recovery after being shotEpisode • Jun 13, 2024

NY-16 Democratic primary candidates face off in fiery debate, new developments in the Gilgo Beach murders suggest suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann may not have acted alone, Jewish leaders call for mask ban amid string of antisemitic protestsEpisode • Jun 13, 2024

Supporters of congestion pricing say they'll take legal action to make sure the tolling plan is implemented in NYC, Study from Long Island finds a connection between 9/11 toxins exposure and developing dementia, Vape maker JUUL will pay NYS more than $112Episode • Jun 12, 2024

A rally is being held outside Gov. Hochul's office to undo the pause on congestion pricing, The process of building new casinos in New York may help the MTA, Four Bridgeport campaign workers were arrested for the misuse of absentee ballotsEpisode • Jun 12, 2024

Manhattan prosecutors say a Louisiana prison inmate sold illegal guns & gun parts to an undercover NYPD cop while sitting in prison, Former NY Governor Andrew Cuomo testifies on Capitol Hill about his handling of the pandemic, NY 9th state in the U.S. toEpisode • Jun 11, 2024

Anti-Israel protesters stood outside memorial for those killed on October 7, a bear trapped several people in a New Jersey park, MTA CEO is not quitting after congestion pricing pausedEpisode • Jun 11, 2024

NY Gov Hochul suggests congestion pricing plan she paused may have to be tweaked, NYC Council debates whether to ban landlords and businesses from using facial recognition technology, Port Authority announces it will install license plate readers on theEpisode • Jun 10, 2024

Local officials are questioning a new battery farm in Mahopac, stabbing in Lower East Side bowling alley leaves victim in critical condition, 14-year-old boy should survive after slamming his head into a beam while subway surfing.Episode • Jun 10, 2024

The Puerto Rican Day Parade is heading up Fifth Ave, India beat Pakistan in the men's T-20 Cricket World Cup at Eisenhower Park, The encampment on the Rutgers University-Newark Campus has been dispersedEpisode • Jun 9, 2024

Long Branch is ramping up security to crack down on pop-up parties, A huge fire in New Jersey destroyed a home and caused hundreds of power outages, The Brooklyn Pride Festival is in full swingEpisode • Jun 8, 2024

A boil water advisory is in effect in Nassau County, New York lawmakers leave Albany for recess without a deal for congestion pricing, Part of the FDR is closed this weekend for construction of a pedestrian bridgeEpisode • Jun 8, 2024

NYPD officer is charged with attempted murder during a road rage incident, NY lawmakers scramble to fund MTA as Gov. Hochul pauses congestion pricing implementation, Nassau County Executive introduces legislation to ban transgender athletesEpisode • Jun 7, 2024

Albany vote could give MTA $1 billion to compensate for no congestion pricing, Gilgo Beach suspect being charged for the murder of two more women, Brooklyn prom party ends in gunfireEpisode • Jun 7, 2024

Gilgo Beach serial killings suspect charged with two more murders, MTA worker in critical condition after being hit by train, and NYC parents to receive guide books on how to safely store guns away from their kidsEpisode • Jun 6, 2024

More rain is to come today, causing localized flooding in some areas, the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer is due back in court today, the MTA board will vote to sign off on Governor Hochul's decision to pause the congestion pricing planEpisode • Jun 6, 2024

NY Gov. Hochul postpones congestion pricing, Greenburgh will get red light cameras, NYPD after unregistered scooters, NYPD cops cheated on examsEpisode • Jun 5, 2024

Andy Kim is the new NJ Democratic nominee after a successful NJ primary, NYC congestion pricing faces new delays in the form of the governor herself, the 19-year-old who shot two NYPD officers will face arraignment today on attempted murder charges.Episode • Jun 5, 2024

Biden signs order to shut down southern border, Driver accused of killing mom on Long Island, NYC Mayor Adams backs off cutting education funds, You might see less plastic in NY, Some congestion pricing quirks might save you moneyEpisode • Jun 4, 2024

Two young girls shot while playing in Brooklyn playground, New Jersey senate primaries have begun, New York senate primaries on the horizon and supporting Palestinians could cost candidate his seatEpisode • Jun 4, 2024

A boy is in custody after accidentally shooting his cousin, New information sheds light on the level of chaos seen at the Jersey Shore, Low-income families rejoice as NYCHA reopens the waiting list for the first time in over 10 yearsEpisode • Jun 3, 2024

Two police officers in stable condition after being shot in Queens, Connecticut state trooper killed in hit and run to be laid to rest, and cool weather in the city todayEpisode • Jun 3, 2024

The Israel Day Parade had a very different tone this year, A 14-year-old boy was fatally shot in Brownsville, A seven-alarm fire left half a dozen families homeless in PatersonEpisode • Jun 2, 2024

Another pro-Palestinian encampment has been set up at Columbia University, The NYPD is preparing for Israel Day on 5th parade, Trump is not holding back on criticizing the judge who will sentence him next monthEpisode • Jun 1, 2024

A former Patchogue nurse pleads guilty in the death of an anti-gang activist, Nearly three dozen pro-Palestinian protesters are arrested trying to break into the Brooklyn Museum, Former president Trump vows to appeal his hush money trial convictionEpisode • Jun 1, 2024

Trump criticizes the case after he was found guilty on 34 felony business fraud counts, Michelle Traconis was sentenced this afternoon to 14-and-a-half years in prison, The NYPD plans extra security for Sunday's Israel Day paradeEpisode • May 31, 2024

Man faces hate crime charges after driving at Jewish students in Brooklyn, bear sightings rise across the region, and the Mets cut reliever Jorge Lopez following his on-field behaviorEpisode • May 30, 2024

Threatening message from ISIS has Long Island cops ramping up security ahead of Cricket World Cup, Jury deliberations are underway at Donald Trump hush money trial, NYC immigrant rights advocates rally today calling for 30 -60 day eviction policies for mEpisode • May 29, 2024

Safety concerns arise for the upcoming Cricket World Cup, the jurors for the Trump hush money trial will begin deliberation today, and Harvey Weinstein will again appear in court ahead of the upcoming retrialEpisode • May 29, 2024

Closing arguments held in Trump criminal trial, Son of Sam killer denied parole again, forecasters predicting an above-average hurricane seasonEpisode • May 28, 2024

New Jersey beaches see influx of criminal activity after opening of beaches this weekend, Travelers still stuck after weather canceled flights over Memorial Day weekend, Closing arguments begin in Trump's trial todayEpisode • May 28, 2024

Bad weather is affecting Memorial Day travel and celebrations, Closing arguments in the Trump trial are expected tomorrow, The man who allegedly set a subway rider on fire may have been connected to a similar incidentEpisode • May 27, 2024

The Intrepid Museum hosts ceremony in honor of Memorial Day, Second day of Bethpage Air Show cut short due to fog, and Second search of suspected Gilgo Beach killer ends.Episode • May 27, 2024

A suspect has been charged with setting a man on fire, an off-duty officer was killed in a car accident, and Long Island water patrols are ramping up ahead of the summer season.Episode • May 26, 2024

Coney Island's Luna Park introduces electric-powered go-karts, NYC beaches opened today despite there being a lifeguard shortage, The Bethpage Air Show made a return to the skies over Jones Beach todayEpisode • May 25, 2024

The City lowers some lifeguard standards in an effort to deal with a shortage as beaches open today, A busy summer travel season is ahead, Investigators are still searching the home of suspected Gilgo Beach serial killerEpisode • May 25, 2024

Memorial Day Monday is expected to be a washout, NYC is amending its lifeguard qualifications to fill a labor shortage, Suffolk County police are investigating the home of the suspected Gilgo Beach killerEpisode • May 24, 2024

Millions are expected to travel this morning ahead of Memorial Day, Governor Hochul invests in citywide lifeguard shortage, Driver clips NYPD officer while fleeing the scene in BrooklynEpisode • May 24, 2024

The Trump campaign holds a rally in the South Bronx, there is bipartisan distaste for congestion pricing, a non-verbal autistic teenager is traumatized after violent school.Episode • May 23, 2024

Expect delays at Penn Station after wires went down last night, AAA predicting busiest weekend on the road in over two decades this Memorial Day weekend, and Donald Trump to rally in South BronxEpisode • May 23, 2024

Fleet Week began today with a parade of ships up the Hudson River, There was a rally outside City Hall to save the city's early education programs from budget cuts, Suffolk County Police are urging drivers not to get behind the wheel high or drunkEpisode • May 22, 2024

Deadly crash on Rt. 80 in NJ, NY Fleet Week kicks off ahead of Memorial Day weekend, multiple pellet gun shootings across boroughs.Episode • May 22, 2024

Both sides in Donald Trump's hush money trial rest their cases ahead of next week's closing arguments, Nassau County law makers extend red light camera program, and Statue of Liberty tour companies asking NYPD to stop the sell of fake tickets in Battery PEpisode • May 21, 2024

Police resume search on Long Island in Gilgo Beach murders case, baby in critical condition and two drivers in custody in late-night Brooklyn car crash, man shot in Armonk after he lunged at police with a knifeEpisode • May 21, 2024

Michael Cohen admits in front of jury that he stole from Donald Trump, Staten Island firefighters suing the city over injuries, and top law enforcement officials meet with store owners to discuss ways to prevent shopliftingEpisode • May 20, 2024

The NYPD defends its response to a protest over the weekend, the Knicks falls to the Pacers in game 7, and two people have died after a hit and run in QueensEpisode • May 20, 2024

Pacers beat Knicks in tense seventh game of conference semifinals, Police are searching for a driver after a fatal hit-and-run in Queens, Michael Cohen is set to return to the witness stand tomorrow in the Trump hush money case.Episode • May 19, 2024

Thousands gather for good eats at the 9th Avenue Food Festival, The American Lung Association holds its 10th Annual LUNG FORCE Walk, Teen is arrested for threatening mass harm at Old Field Middle School in GreenlawnEpisode • May 18, 2024

The Knicks return to the garden tomorrow after losing to the Pacers last night, A miracle drug is credited with saving a Bronx firefighter who collapsed while battling a blaze, Former president Trump will hold a campaign rally in the south Bronx next ThurEpisode • May 18, 2024

A federal judge hears arguments in the Bob Menendez case, a person of interest who may have attacked Steve Buscemi is in custody, and police arrest a man in the fatal shooting of a teen in SohoEpisode • May 17, 2024

Congestion pricing being argued in court today, two new recorded bear attacks in New Jersey, New York Rangers sneak up on Carolina Riders for a winEpisode • May 17, 2024

Michael Cohen is further grilled by Trump's defense team,New Jersey senator Bob Menendez announces his wife's cancer diagnosis, and a man wrongly jailed has his conviction vacatedEpisode • May 16, 2024

Opening statements in the Robert Menendez corruption trial put the NJ senator's wife in the spotlight, a 12-year-old girl is recovering after being shot during a fight last night in Queens, a proposed law targeting lithium ion batteries is presented at CaEpisode • May 16, 2024

NYPD tries to track down thieves who pose as used car salesmen online and rob would-be buyers, Opening statement Wednesday at Bob Menendez bribery trial, Crews find more chemical drums buried at Bethpage Community ParkEpisode • May 15, 2024

A man was stabbed at the Delancey Street/Essex Street station, Brunson set a Knicks playoff record, Four students were stabbed at schools across NYCEpisode • May 15, 2024

Former Trump fixer Michael Cohen spends 2nd day on the stand, FBI warns terror groups are looking to target gay pride events next month, NYC shuts down 75 illegal pot shopsEpisode • May 14, 2024

Westchester debate for congressman gets heated, Trump's former lawyer returns to court to testify, Federal corruption case against NJ Senator Bob Menendez selecting juryEpisode • May 14, 2024

Michael Cohen finally takes the stand in the Trump hush money trial, Day 1 of NJ Senator Bob Menendez began today, Amtrak and NJ Transit celebrate as the building of a new Portal Bridge reaches milestoneEpisode • May 13, 2024

Former President Trump holds a rally in Wildwood, Police fatally shoot a man in East Flatbush, Search is underway for a man who attacked a woman in Sunset ParkEpisode • May 12, 2024

Judge strikes down an executive order banning transgender athletes from participating in women's sports in Nassau County, Search is underway after a man slashed a woman on the E train in Long Island City, Stony Brook University to hold graduation commenceEpisode • May 11, 2024

The Gilgo Beach investigation is expanding to include other unsolved murders in Suffolk County, A woman is hospitalized after being slashed on the leg on board a Queens subway, Cops are looking for a Bronx man accused of throwing a belt around a woman's nEpisode • May 11, 2024

Prosecutors preparing for Michael Cohen to take the stand Monday, Gilgo Beach task force to expand scope in missing body investigations, Gov. Hochul announces overhaul of the Office of Cannabis ManagementEpisode • May 11, 2024

Crash that shut down Merritt Parkway caused by wrong-way driver, altered Columbia graduations move forward today, a 16-year-old turned in by his father for pro-Palestinian graffitiEpisode • May 10, 2024

Man who attacked NYPD officers on NYE in 2022 is sentenced, a judge rejects a second request for a mistrial in Trump's hush money trial, and Harvey Weinstein will stay in New York after an extradition request is deniedEpisode • May 9, 2024

Pooch owners are perplexed after missing dogs in Connecticut have been reappearing with a complete makeover, a teenager is dead after a stabbing in Queens, Knicks clinch a victory despite Jalen Brunson injuryEpisode • May 9, 2024

NYC schools questioned by congress on antisemitism, Brooklyn senator might make run for the mayor's office, NYPD shut down cosmetics store believed to have stolen productsEpisode • May 8, 2024

Four Ramapo teens have been charged with hate crimes against Jews on the Sabbath, a congressional hearing is being held on antisemitism in grades K–12, an FIT encampment cleared as NYPD arrested dozens of protestersEpisode • May 8, 2024

NYPD looking for suspect who shot teen in the head in Soho, Stormy Daniels takes stand at Donald trump's hush money trial, NYC Mayor Adams offers a reward for information about the vandals who desecrated war memorials during last night's pro-Palestinian rEpisode • May 7, 2024

Pro-Palestinian protesters attempt to disrupt Met Gala, man dead after stabbing in Rego Park, child struck by car in Spring Valley raising questions over pedestrian safetyEpisode • May 7, 2024

Columbia University cancels its main commencement ceremony, Pro-Palestinian protestors have descended on Hunter College this evening and disrupt tonight's Met Gala, Judge at Donald Trump's hush money trial fines him for the 10th time for violating a gag oEpisode • May 6, 2024

The I-95 is back open in Norwalk, federal funding may be on the way to provide security to synagogues, and Mayor Adams encourages NYC colleges to have their commencements despite student protestsEpisode • May 6, 2024

Sen. Schumer announces $400 million in federal funds to enhance security for houses of worship in NY amid a string of bomb threats against synagogues, All I-95 lanes are back open after a tractor trailer crash closed stretches of the highway in ConnecticuEpisode • May 5, 2024

Body camera footage captures the moment an NYPD officer fatally shoots an individual during a mental health crisis, Metro North train line adds additional service this weekend as crews repair a fire damaged section of I-95 in Norwalk, A fatal shooting inEpisode • May 4, 2024

A deadly shooting broke out at a baby shower in Queens, Crews are working this weekend to remove the fire damaged I-95 overpass in Norwalk, Pro-Palestine protesters returned just hours after the NYPD Cleared the encampments at NYUEpisode • May 4, 2024

Stretches of I-95 in Connecticut remain under construction throughout the weekend, Staten Island leaders rally outside a home overtaken by squatters, and Newark weekend curfew for minors goes into effectEpisode • May 3, 2024

NYU calls in the NYPD to disperse a protest encampment on campus, officer accidentally fired weapon while clearing protesters from Columbia's Hamilton Hall on Tuesday, and work is underway on I-95 in Norwalk following yesterday's fiery gas tanker crashEpisode • May 3, 2024

Tanker truck crash in CT shuts down a portion of I-95 for several days, Town of Hempstead files lawsuit against congestion pricing, and nearly half of the arrested Columbia University and City College protesters identified as non-studentsEpisode • May 2, 2024

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 marginEpisode • May 2, 2024

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, SEpisode • May 1, 2024

NYPD officers clear protesters and arrest dozens at Columbia University and City College, and NYC Rent Guidelines Board backs preliminary rent increases for stabilized apartmentsEpisode • May 1, 2024

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 withEpisode • Apr 30, 2024

Columbia protesters take over academic building, tree falls and kills two in NJ, Connecticut bans out of state bottles and cans for redemptionEpisode • Apr 30, 2024

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 famiEpisode • Apr 29, 2024

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 disputeEpisode • Apr 29, 2024

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 BeachEpisode • Apr 28, 2024

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 alongsidEpisode • Apr 27, 2024

Congestion pricing start date set for end of June, protests at Columbia continue despite university deadline, Bronx man killed by his pitbullEpisode • Apr 26, 2024

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 cheEpisode • Apr 26, 2024

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 caseEpisode • Apr 25, 2024

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 courtEpisode • Apr 25, 2024

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 assembleEpisode • Apr 24, 2024

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 todayEpisode • Apr 24, 2024

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 crashEpisode • Apr 24, 2024

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 tabloidEpisode • Apr 24, 2024

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 identifiedEpisode • Apr 23, 2024

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 ahEpisode • Apr 22, 2024

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 protestsEpisode • Apr 22, 2024

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 TerminalEpisode • Apr 21, 2024

NY state budget passed 2 weeks late, Fight on Brooklyn party boat left 3 injured, Teenager shot on dancefloor at Bronx party early todayEpisode • Apr 21, 2024

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 offensesEpisode • Apr 20, 2024

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 PasEpisode • Apr 20, 2024

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 programsEpisode • Apr 19, 2024

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 areasEpisode • Apr 19, 2024

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 roomsEpisode • Apr 18, 2024

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'Episode • Apr 18, 2024

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 campusEpisode • Apr 18, 2024

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 BronxEpisode • Apr 17, 2024

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 foEpisode • Apr 16, 2024

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 rapidlyEpisode • Apr 16, 2024

Trump in court for jury selection today, Section of New Jersey Turnpike wall crumbles, Hate-filled graffiti left in Long IslandEpisode • Apr 16, 2024

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 repeatedlyEpisode • Apr 15, 2024

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 WestchesterEpisode • Apr 15, 2024

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 IslandEpisode • Apr 15, 2024

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 policeEpisode • Apr 13, 2024

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 banEpisode • Apr 13, 2024

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,Episode • Apr 12, 2024

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 tonightEpisode • Apr 12, 2024

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-PointEpisode • Apr 11, 2024

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 lifeEpisode • Apr 11, 2024

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 prisonEpisode • Apr 10, 2024

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 18Episode • Apr 10, 2024

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 BrooklynEpisode • Apr 9, 2024

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 fireEpisode • Apr 9, 2024

UCONN wins NCAA championship, Connecticut teacher charged with assaulting students, Shooting in Brownsville kills one leaves another injuredEpisode • Apr 9, 2024

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 HarlemEpisode • Apr 8, 2024

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 eventEpisode • Apr 7, 2024

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 earthquakeEpisode • Apr 6, 2024

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 weekendEpisode • Apr 6, 2024

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' responseEpisode • Apr 5, 2024

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 MondayEpisode • Apr 5, 2024

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 IslandEpisode • Apr 4, 2024

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 pricingEpisode • Apr 3, 2024

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 discoveredEpisode • Apr 3, 2024

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 fEpisode • Apr 2, 2024

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 applicationEpisode • Apr 2, 2024

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 overtimEpisode • Apr 1, 2024

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 CTEpisode • Apr 1, 2024

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 barEpisode • Mar 31, 2024

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 payEpisode • Mar 30, 2024

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 CityEpisode • Mar 30, 2024

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 funeralEpisode • Mar 29, 2024

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 systemEpisode • Mar 29, 2024

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 gridlockEpisode • Mar 28, 2024

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 chargesEpisode • Mar 28, 2024

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 jackpotEpisode • Mar 27, 2024

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 heEpisode • Mar 27, 2024

Suspects accused of killing NYPD officer have criminal history, Man arrested for shoving individual onto subway tracks, Coast guard assisting in Baltimore bridge collapseEpisode • Mar 26, 2024

Baltimore bridge collapses, Long Island cop killed, subway rider pushed in front of train unprovokedEpisode • Mar 26, 2024

Judge rejects Trump's request to delay hush money case, NYPD cracks down on fare evasion, MTA to exempt certain drivers from congestion pricingEpisode • Mar 25, 2024

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 ValleyEpisode • Mar 23, 2024

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 chargesEpisode • Mar 23, 2024

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 studentEpisode • Mar 22, 2024

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-electionEpisode • Mar 22, 2024

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 workersEpisode • Mar 21, 2024

Those new weightloss drugs aren't getting to those who need them mostEpisode • Mar 21, 2024

NJ, NY and CT join DOJ in suing AppleEpisode • Mar 21, 2024

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, HondoEpisode • Mar 21, 2024

Kids among five hospitalized in Washington Heights fire, rowing team rescued from frigid Long Island Sound, power outages in Staten Island NYCHA facilitiesEpisode • Mar 21, 2024

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 schoolEpisode • Mar 21, 2024

New NY real estate law will impact sellersEpisode • Mar 20, 2024

The top stressors for Alzheimer caregiversEpisode • Mar 20, 2024

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 nationwideEpisode • Mar 20, 2024

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 prescriptionEpisode • Mar 19, 2024

Mayor Adams doubles down on sex assault denialsEpisode • Mar 19, 2024

CT pushes to expand paid sick daysEpisode • Mar 19, 2024

Mayor Adams addresses sexual harassment allegations, CT governor discusses new paid sick leave legislation, LI man tried to lure student in to his carEpisode • Mar 19, 2024

Filling up the tank is getting more expensive in NJ, NYC starting e-bike safety campaign, LIRR fight left victim with slash on his faceEpisode • Mar 19, 2024

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 transitEpisode • Mar 18, 2024

Islander fans are not happy with how hard it is to get to/from UBS ArenaEpisode • Mar 18, 2024

Why it's never too late to switch careersEpisode • Mar 18, 2024

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 encourEpisode • Mar 18, 2024

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 deliEpisode • Mar 18, 2024

Today is St. Patrick's Day, NYC Half-Marathon takes place today, Man in wheelchair accused of Queens stabbingEpisode • Mar 17, 2024

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 toEpisode • Mar 16, 2024

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 AprilEpisode • Mar 15, 2024

Waterfront living for those who can't afford itEpisode • Mar 15, 2024

A majority of New Yorkers say inflation has undermined their financesEpisode • Mar 15, 2024

Looking for a job? CT is hiringEpisode • Mar 15, 2024

Police sort through new evidence in shooting on a Brooklyn A train, NYPD arrest a 14-year-old in connection to deadly Bronx subway station shooting last month, and Suffolk DA responds to comments from estranged wife of Gilgo Beach serial killer about hisEpisode • Mar 15, 2024

East Elmhurst mourns the loss of an 8 year old boy killed in a hit and run, state lawmakers reject Mayor Adams' hope to control city public schools, and Riverhead announces layoff of teachers due to lack of fundingEpisode • Mar 14, 2024

Suffolk County D.A. updates Gilgo Beach caseEpisode • Mar 14, 2024

A new test for detecting colon cancer shows promiseEpisode • Mar 14, 2024

Wife of alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer gives him the benefit of the doubt — but still wants a divorce; driver faces several charges after fatally hitting a little boy in Queens; and warming temps mean a renewed call for bear safety as hibernation endsEpisode • Mar 14, 2024

Council Speaker Adrienne Adams gives her State of the City address,rent is falling in some Manhattan neighborhoods, and the NYPD is searching for the man who was caught on video bringing two flaming cans into a subway stationEpisode • Mar 13, 2024

The migrant kids selling candy on the subwaysEpisode • Mar 13, 2024

Bracing for the early allergy bloomEpisode • Mar 13, 2024

The U.S. moves a step closer to banning Tik TokEpisode • Mar 13, 2024

Reps for NJ and the MTA are in court over congestion pricing, City Council Speaker Adams delivers State of the City Address, and LI 10-year-old takes family SUV for a joyrideEpisode • Mar 13, 2024

CT fertility fraud victims push new bill targeting the state's artificial insemination laws, LI school lunch aide administers the Heimlich maneuver to save boy choking on pizza, and SI nurses could announce plans to strike todayEpisode • Mar 13, 2024

NYC Mayor Adams looks to soften blow of congestion pricing on the city, Transit workers union says National Guard troops and state troopers in the subways isn't enough to keep its members safe, New task force will crack down on ghost cars in NYCEpisode • Mar 13, 2024

L.I. business is booming after appearing on Shark TankEpisode • Mar 12, 2024

The best place in NY to watch April's solar eclipseEpisode • Mar 12, 2024

Transit workers feel unsafe, Governor Hochul issuing crackdown on retail theft, Long Island couple made a 54 year old discovery in their own homeEpisode • Mar 12, 2024

Family of victim in Long Island case says suspect is a relative, transit workers think National Guard is a start but MTA needs more, Westchester town trying to send message about speedingEpisode • Mar 12, 2024

Strong wind gusts continue into the evening for the NY Tri-state area, Cops on Long Island identify 1 of the 2 people whose body parts were found in 3 parks, NJ Senator Bob Menendez pleads not guilty to the newest charges against him, There's an arrest waEpisode • Mar 12, 2024

Beware of this Social Security scamEpisode • Mar 11, 2024

NYC stepped up subway security continuesEpisode • Mar 11, 2024

WCBS Chief Meteorologist Craig Allen previews the windy day ahead, riverfront areas in Northern New Jersey remain wary of flooding after this weekend's rain, and FDNY brass issues an apology after AG Letitia James was booed at an eventEpisode • Mar 11, 2024

A Bronx congressman proposed a rule change after the surprise appearance of expelled congressman George Santos at the State of the Union, A bail jumper who pleaded guilty to running prostitutes on Long Island was arrested at JFK, Cops shot dead a Queens mEpisode • Mar 9, 2024

Head of the MTA's largest union threatens "massive confrontation" over congestion pricing, two suspects in the LI body parts case are back in court, and the dump truck in a fatal hit and run in Brooklyn matches vehicle in Queens case from last yearEpisode • Mar 8, 2024

George Santos announces another run for Congress, a Yonkers high schooler fights for his life following a horrific crash, and 2 suspects in LI body parts case are due in courtEpisode • Mar 8, 2024

Governor Hochul responds to criticism from Suffolk County prosecutors regarding the LI bodies case, an employee of the Queens Public Defender's office is arrested for allegedly murdering a man in the Bronx, and questions swirl after the governor's announcEpisode • Mar 7, 2024

Suffolk Co. Exec blasts state bail laws after release of 4 suspects in LI body parts case, Gov. Hochul's deployment of National Guard members in the subway faces backlash, and the NYPD releases a photo of suspect wanted for attacking an MTA conductorEpisode • Mar 7, 2024

Flooding is a possibility as heavy rains fall on the Tri-state tonight, 4 Suspects charged in connection with the body parts found on Long Island are released without bail, NY Governor Hochul wills end 750 national guard members and more state troopers inEpisode • Mar 7, 2024

L.I. mom behind push to lower NY legal drinking limitEpisode • Mar 6, 2024

Heavy rain is on the way, Suffolk PD arrest 4 people in connection to body parts found on Long Island, and Nassau County executive sues NY AG for her efforts to block the ban on trans women in sportsEpisode • Mar 6, 2024

Heavy rain could impact the evening commute, Gov. Hochul expected to announce new subway safety measures, and investigations continue following the discovery of more body parts on Long IslandEpisode • Mar 6, 2024

Suffolk County police say they've made multiple arrests after the discovery of body parts in Babylon on Long Island, NYC Mayor Adams suggests metal detectors and more bag checks to tackle the rise in subway crime, NJ Transit has begun its series of publicEpisode • Mar 6, 2024

NYC shelter sees boost after The Daily Show mentionEpisode • Mar 5, 2024

How certain scents could help patients with depressionEpisode • Mar 5, 2024

Arrests being made in connection to body parts found in Babylon park, Police office accused of shooting man in mental health crisis, Massapequa nurse in need of kidney transplantEpisode • Mar 5, 2024

Missing hiker found alive, NJ Transit fare hearings begin today, MTA workers are lobbying the governor to do more about subway crimeEpisode • Mar 5, 2024

A silver tsunami is headed our wayEpisode • Mar 4, 2024

Soda really is THAT bad for youEpisode • Mar 4, 2024

Police in New Jersey search for woman who went missing while hiking in Ringwood State Park, the MTA holds its final congestion pricing hearing, and the public weighs in on proposed fare hikes for NJ TransitEpisode • Mar 4, 2024

MTA holds a third public hearing on congestion pricing, NJ Transit will hold a public hearing on fare hikes, and the latest on violence in the NYC subwayEpisode • Mar 4, 2024

Police are trying to identify body parts found in a Babylon park, Another migrant was charged in the beating of two cops in Times Square, Firefighters find a body in the attic following a house fire in the BronxEpisode • Mar 2, 2024

Suffolk County police have discovered severed limbs of a man and woman in a Babylon Park, Nassau County executive Bruce Blakeman defends his ban on female transgender athletes from using county facilities after Attorney General James claims its illegal, aEpisode • Mar 1, 2024

NY pilot makes historyEpisode • Mar 1, 2024

Woman found guilty in disappeance and death of CT momEpisode • Mar 1, 2024

You can take out more than books from the Hoboken libraryEpisode • Mar 1, 2024

Suffolk police find remains of 2nd victim in Babylon park, jury finds Michelle Troconis guilty on all counts in Jennifer Dulos murder conspiracy case, and NY Attorney General demands Nassau Co. exec rescind ban on trans women in sportsEpisode • Mar 1, 2024

Investigators try to identify body parts found in Babylon, Long Island; a 13-year-old is the latest victim of gun violence in Crown Heights, Brooklyn; and a judge releases the woman accused of attacking a subway musician without bailEpisode • Mar 1, 2024

A second campaign fundraiser for Mayor Adams is raided by the FBI, Suffolk County police investigate human remains found in Bablyon, and the city launches a pilot program to install ebike battery charging stationsEpisode • Feb 29, 2024

Leaplings push for official recognitionEpisode • Feb 29, 2024

Older Americans should get another Covid shotEpisode • Feb 29, 2024

Why people are leaving Long IslandEpisode • Feb 29, 2024

Officials say the illegal shelter found in the Bronx had the same landlord as the one discovered in Queens, a subway conductor recovers after being slashed in the neck, and top NYPD brass name a judge in a tweet after she releases repeat felon without baiEpisode • Feb 29, 2024

Power companies work to restore electricity to the thousands impacted by overnight storms, the MTA holds first congestion pricing public hearing tonight, and city building inspectors find another illegal makeshift migrant shelterEpisode • Feb 29, 2024

WCBS Meteorologist Craig Allen with what to know about the weather, Mayor Adams tries to roll back sanctuary city laws, and Governor Hochul has approved a new congressional district mapEpisode • Feb 28, 2024

How you can help a young Westchester filmmakerEpisode • Feb 28, 2024

NYC Mayor wants to modify the city's sanctuary lawsEpisode • Feb 28, 2024

The evening commute could feature heavy showers and wind gusts, congestion pricing expected to begin mid-June, and 2 Long Island men charged in a string of burglaries and fires at PSEG substationsEpisode • Feb 28, 2024

Tri-State braces for potentially strong storms tonight, Tom Suozzi returns to Capitol Hill to be sworn in, and Gov. Murphy wants NJ's top companies to help NJ Transit stay afloatEpisode • Feb 28, 2024

Two men are found guilty in the murder of Jam Master Jay, a new audit find taxpayers have lost millions due to the cost of caring for migrants, and Mayor Adams continues to fight the city's sanctuary statusEpisode • Feb 27, 2024

It's not too late to book travel to watch April's solar eclipseEpisode • Feb 27, 2024

A majority of Americans think the healthcare system is a hassleEpisode • Feb 27, 2024

Getting a jump up on allergy seasonEpisode • Feb 27, 2024

Bridgeport voting for their mayor for the fourth and final time, Long Island commuters celebrate a year of Grand Central Madison, Macy's is closing 150 locationsEpisode • Feb 27, 2024

Georgia nursing student murder suspect has ties to NYEpisode • Feb 26, 2024

New cause for hearing loss foundEpisode • Feb 26, 2024

Asthma medicine might help reduce severe food allergiesEpisode • Feb 26, 2024

A missing child sets off a search in Poughkeepsie, a woman on Long Island is arrested for allegedly being impaired when she ran over a man who fell out of his wheelchair, and the NYPD identifies suspects in fatal subway attack in the BronxEpisode • Feb 26, 2024

Lithium-ion battery to blame for Harlem fire, human remains found in Nassau County, carjackers on the loose on Long IslandEpisode • Feb 25, 2024

A woman was groped and slashed on a Bronx bus, A 16 year old is charged in Monday's fatal shooting at the Mount Eden subway station in the Bronx, A fatal fire in Harlem is under investigationEpisode • Feb 24, 2024

A fire at a Harlem apartment building left 1 dead and 18 others injured, the Hoboken police department is searching for seven suspects wanted for an armed carjacking last month, and the NYPD is searching group of suspects who murdered a man on a subway trEpisode • Feb 23, 2024

The trial of Michelle Troconis continues in CTEpisode • Feb 23, 2024

Wish your dog had a better place to play? You're in luck.Episode • Feb 23, 2024

How to protect against scamsEpisode • Feb 23, 2024

A 45 year old man was shot dead on a d train in the Bronx, A pest control worker is arrested in Mineola for secretly recording a female customer, Plans for a potential casino at Hudson Yards have been unveiledEpisode • Feb 23, 2024

A man was shot to death on a D train in the Bronx, The NYPD tracks down about a dozen suspects in violent incidents in Times Square, Robbers broke into a high end store in SohoEpisode • Feb 23, 2024

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg urges the Maricopa DA to extradite SoHo murder suspect, New York State only collected a fraction of its fines against unlicensed cannabis shops, and Nassau County Exec Bruce Blakeman signs an order banning trans athletes from plaEpisode • Feb 22, 2024

A nasty stomach bug is making the rounds in the NortheastEpisode • Feb 22, 2024

Black bears are taking over ConnecticutEpisode • Feb 22, 2024

Nassau County Executive bans teams with trans girls from using some facilities, Suffolk County adding more police officers due to high number of thefts, Millions of cellphone users facing outagesEpisode • Feb 22, 2024

Gabby Petito case comes to settlement, Malcolm X's security team raised questions pertaining to assassination, man accused in stabbing case being held in Arizona without clear extradition timelineEpisode • Feb 22, 2024

The Maricopa County DA refuses to extradite SoHo murder suspect to New York, Mayor Adams cancels budget cuts to city agencies, and a new report reveals the end of pandemic era assistance programs caused a spike in povertyEpisode • Feb 21, 2024

Seniors are loving virtual realityEpisode • Feb 21, 2024

"Rust" movie set shooting trial gets underwayEpisode • Feb 21, 2024

Sentencing day for drunk driver in the hit-and-run death of NYPD officer, Jennifer Dulos' mother takes the stand in Michelle Troconis trial, and investigators look for answer in Southern State Parkway small plane landingEpisode • Feb 21, 2024

NYPD will send more cops into subways to combat rise in subway crime, Suspect in beating death of a Queens NY woman at a Soho Hotel is arrested in Arizona, Supreme Court refuses to hear a challenge to New York's rent stabilization lawEpisode • Feb 21, 2024

Why your car could soon be your officeEpisode • Feb 20, 2024

Measles cases continue to tick upEpisode • Feb 20, 2024

Suspect detained for the killing of Queens mom in SOHO hotel, MTA in process of changing all lights to LEDs, US Supreme Court will not hear challenges on NYC rent stabilization lawsEpisode • Feb 20, 2024

NYPD seek trio responsible for robbing Gucci store, plans for new Port Authority bus terminal now open for public comment, vandalism at Starbucks in Glen Rock being viewed as bias incidentEpisode • Feb 20, 2024

Firefighters rescue a mother and her children trapped in smoke filled house in Queens, Fire in a senior citizen complex on Long Island claims a second life, Cops are looking for suspects wanted for 2 seperate attacks at subway stations in QueensEpisode • Feb 20, 2024

Paterson's mayor holds a rally calling for ceasefire in Gaza, Several arrests were made for stunt driving in Suffolk County following the passage of a new law, Connecticut police arrested a man who rammed a K-9 cruiser while fleeing state troopers FridayEpisode • Feb 19, 2024

Utility companies want to hike rates in Connecticut by roughly 20 percent, A man was hit in the head with a pipe at the Queens Plaza subway station, An NYPD Officer is recovering from a foot injury after a hit and run accident last night in QueensEpisode • Feb 19, 2024

Three men are injured in an overnight shooting in Harlem,a Suffolk County police officer is recovering after being stabbed by a suspect, and a gruesome discovery was made on a subway track in the BronxEpisode • Feb 18, 2024

Travel and winter weather advisories are in effect in New York City because of the snow, Former president Trump vows to appeal the the court ruling on his fraud caseEpisode • Feb 17, 2024

Where the Mets stand ahead of the upcoming 2024 Baseball seasonEpisode • Feb 16, 2024

A pair of siblings from New Jersey strike a deal on 'Shark Tank'Episode • Feb 16, 2024

Tourist recovers after being stabbed at Queens subway station in broad daylight, NYPD releases photo of suspect in SoHo hotel murder, and Trump awaits a decision in his NY civil fraud trialEpisode • Feb 16, 2024

Proescutors have charged 2 dozen LI gang members for killing of Bronx teacher, the NYPD searches for woman who attacked subway performer, and US marshals arrested a teen for a subway shooting in the BronxEpisode • Feb 16, 2024

NEWSLINE: NYC health commissioner on city's social media lawsuitEpisode • Feb 15, 2024

NEWSLINE: NJ library loaning wedding dressesEpisode • Feb 15, 2024

Two dozen alleged gang members linked to several shootings are arrested on Long Island, a school bus crash in Nassau Co. sends 7 hearing-impaired children to the hospital, and a Bronx apartment fire leaves one deadEpisode • Feb 15, 2024

Teen suspect in Times Square assault faces arraignment; Fairfield extends ban on cannabis sales indefinitely; and FBI busts former Brooklyn resident for role in Jan. 6th riotEpisode • Feb 15, 2024

Thousands of Uber and Lyft drivers staged a strike for better wages, four low income New Yorkers file a lawsuit against the City over housing voucher access, and a new report details that more than Long Islanders use 30% of income on housing costsEpisode • Feb 14, 2024

Cardinal Dolan reflects on Ash WednesdayEpisode • Feb 14, 2024

What the results of LI's special election means for CongressEpisode • Feb 14, 2024

Matchmaking making a comebackEpisode • Feb 14, 2024

Gov. Hochul announces pilot program to combat retail theft, an LI man is under arrest for allegedly dumping a boat in the Pine Barrens, and rideshare drivers are on strike at several airports nationwideEpisode • Feb 14, 2024

Tom Suozzi defeats Mazi Pilip in Long Island special election, one suspect in attack on NYPD officers in Times Square is in custody for shoplifting in Queens, and rideshare drivers stage one-day strike across the country, including at Newark AirportEpisode • Feb 14, 2024

With snow gone in Tri-State area concern turns to potential icy conditions overnight, IBM apologizes for glitches that kept many NYC school students and teachers from logging on for today's remote learning, Bricks fall from a brownstone in Brooklyn killinEpisode • Feb 14, 2024

Why shoveling snow can be dangerousEpisode • Feb 13, 2024

Beware romance scams this Valentine's DayEpisode • Feb 13, 2024

Tri-State will get 3 to 6 inches of snow in the storm that begins tonight and lasts into tomorrow afternoon, New York City schools will be all remote tomorrow cause of snow, The storm may impact voter turnout for tomorrow's special congressional electionEpisode • Feb 13, 2024

Parents more involved in their adult childrens' livesEpisode • Feb 12, 2024

The link between Ozempic and muscle lossEpisode • Feb 12, 2024

WCBS Chief Meteorologist Craig Allen gives a preview of tomorrow's winter storm, the suburbs are set to be impacted by the weather, the storm may have an impact on a Long Island special election to replace George SantosEpisode • Feb 12, 2024

A Bronx mother and children are injured in an early morning shooting, A teenage Venezuelan migrant is accused of shooting a tourist in Times Square, Police are looking for a man who threw a paving stone and struck a womanEpisode • Feb 10, 2024

15-year-old suspect in Times Square shooting has been arrested, John Gotti, Jr's wife and daughter charged with assault following a brawl at a high school basketball game, and this is the last weekend of early voting in the special election to replace GeoEpisode • Feb 9, 2024

Taylor Swift-inspired named puppies to be featured in the Puppy BowlEpisode • Feb 9, 2024

Fest for Beatles fans returns to NYC this weekendEpisode • Feb 9, 2024

A gunman is on the loose after shooting a tourist in Times Square, NYPD releases bodycam footage of attack on officers, and the border issue and abortion rights take center stage in debate between LI special election candidatesEpisode • Feb 9, 2024

7 people are indicted in the beating of 2 NYPD officers, thieves are stealing AirPods in Queens and Manhattan, and the FDNY busts a Queens business for illegally building and repairing lithium-ion batteriesEpisode • Feb 8, 2024

The toll of being a caregiver on Long IslandEpisode • Feb 8, 2024

NYC teacher in search of kidney puts up billboardEpisode • Feb 8, 2024

Viagra could help lower risk of Alzheimer'sEpisode • Feb 8, 2024

Where to eat in the Tri-state on Valentine's DayEpisode • Feb 8, 2024

A new poll shows a close race between Suozzi and Pilip in the LI special election, FDNY commissioner reveals results of a Queens battery factory inspection, and Yonkers police continue to search for the mother of an abandoned newbornEpisode • Feb 8, 2024

A judge announces he will rule on NJ's lawsuit against the MTA's congestion pricing in June, Testimony begins in the trial of a long Island pet store accused of selling sick puppies, Cops search for the parents of a newborn found in the stairwell of an apEpisode • Feb 8, 2024

Westchester chocolate to be featured in Oscars swag bagEpisode • Feb 7, 2024

Does the "sleepy girl mocktail" really work?Episode • Feb 7, 2024

CT Gov. Ned Lamont announces tax credit for remote workers in this year's budget, Yonkers police search for mother of baby abandoned in an apartment building, and the Rockland Co. Fire Department is set to hire its first paid chiefEpisode • Feb 7, 2024

President Biden arrives in NYC this afternoon for fundraising events; the union representing police, firefighters, and sanitation workers joins lawsuit against congestion pricing; and 4 suspects who attacked NYPD officers in Times Square are in custody inEpisode • Feb 7, 2024

Grand jury indicts one of the migrants who allegedly attacked 2 NYPD officers in Times Square last month, Several other alleged attackers who were released without bail have been picked up by ICE officials in Phoenix, Mayor Adams begs NYS to send the cityEpisode • Feb 7, 2024

Truck fire on Major Deegan still being cleaned up, migrant men accused of beating NYC cops reportedly arrested in Arizona, migrants arrested in violent phone-grabbing spreeEpisode • Feb 6, 2024

Mayor Adams says the beating of 2 NYPD officers by migrants is directly related to lack of federal help, Police arrest 7 migrants who allegedly robbed dozens of women of their phones and pocketbooks, The NYPD seizes dozens of illegal motorized scooters iEpisode • Feb 6, 2024

NY advocates push to increase spinal cord injury fundingEpisode • Feb 5, 2024

Some New York lawmakers want then NYPD to resume cooperating with Immigration And Customs Enforcement, A day care suddenly tells parents it can no longer care for their children, Suffolk County Police are searching for a missing Central Islip teenEpisode • Feb 5, 2024

The Manhattan DA will present evidence to a grand jury for the attack of two NYPD officers in Times Square, MetLife Stadium will host the biggest soccer match in the world, one person is dead after a Brooklyn fire Sunday afternoonEpisode • Feb 5, 2024

A construction worker was killed on the job in Brooklyn, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg says there wasn't enough evidence to hold the migrants accused of beating two police officers in Times Square, The city will soon start giving pre-paid creditEpisode • Feb 3, 2024

Winter's not done with us yetEpisode • Feb 2, 2024

NYC woman walks every street in ManhattanEpisode • Feb 1, 2024

Long Island's Billy Joel releases new songEpisode • Feb 1, 2024

Advocates call for more affordable housing in NYC this morning, researchers at Stony Brook look to improve recycling, and a tragic crash in Brooklyn leaves a man deadEpisode • Feb 1, 2024

Bail is set for a former elementary school teacher accused of sexually assaulting students in Bayshore, Police arrest five migrants in the beating of two NYPD officers in Times Square, The city council heard from street vendors who were recently kicked ofEpisode • Jan 31, 2024

Elmo hits a nerve with a simple questionEpisode • Jan 31, 2024

WFH? You could be the first person let go when its time for layoffsEpisode • Jan 31, 2024

Secaucus police take action to stop car thieves, New York's DMV announce 300 stolen cars were recovered across the state, the NYPD launches 2 liason posts to combat crime along Southern border, and a former Long Island teacher faces arraignment on sexualEpisode • Jan 31, 2024

Nassau PD investigates antisemitic graffiti found in a middle school bathroom, NYPD searches for 4 more suspects in attack against police officers outside a migrant shelter in Times Square, and Queens house fire kills 86-year-old womanEpisode • Jan 31, 2024

NYC council has overridden Mayor Adams veto of a bill that will require the NYPD to record more stops,NJ Governor Murphy says he will approve 3% toll hikes on the turnpike and parkway, udge sets bail for a Long Island father accused of abusing his 5-week-Episode • Jan 31, 2024

CT pups to be featured in this year's Puppy BowlEpisode • Jan 30, 2024

How to cope with becoming an empty nesterEpisode • Jan 30, 2024

Sergeant Rivers of New Jersey among the 3 killed by drone, City Council votes today to override mayor's veto on 'How Many Stops Act,' home invasion on Long Island conducted by men dressed as utility workersEpisode • Jan 30, 2024

2 Brothers arrested in Queens after cops find homemade explosives and a hit list, A judge sentences a long island woman to 20 years to life in prison for killing her two-year-old girls,Episode • Jan 30, 2024

Amelia Earhart mystery solved?Episode • Jan 29, 2024

Early voting begins this week in Santos special electionEpisode • Jan 29, 2024

Nassau County police search for a suspect in a Massapequa park robbery, Connecticut transit may be changing as post-pandemic work travel shifts, and 4 people were killed in 3 separate car crashes on Long Island this weekendEpisode • Jan 29, 2024

Two people are arrested in Queens after allegedly using their apartment as a gun factory, federal funds may be on the way to combat erosion on Fire Island, and Connecticut may lower the blood alcohol limitEpisode • Jan 29, 2024

Councilmembers attend NYPD ride along with Mayor Adams, Councilmember Salam pulled over by police officer, Gunman on the loose after shooting in QueensEpisode • Jan 28, 2024

Former President Trump vows to appeal the Manhattan jury decision, A justice department report finds former Governor Cuomo fostered a hostile work environment, New Jersey is mourning a firefighter who was killed while battling a house fire in PlainfieldEpisode • Jan 27, 2024

The jury in Donald Trump's civil defamation case reaches a decision, the Justice Department has reached a settlement with New York state over sexual harassments claims against former Governor Andrew Cuomo, and an NYPD officer has been arrested for arrangiEpisode • Jan 26, 2024

How salad is changing lives in New JerseyEpisode • Jan 26, 2024

The man whose arrest led to the downfall of former Suffolk Police Chief James Burke has been arrested again, airline travelers react to Boeing 737 Max 9s returning to the air, and a new bill could eliminate food deserts on Long IslandEpisode • Jan 26, 2024

Meterorologist John Stone gives a preview of the weekend weather, seven brothels are shut down in Queens, and residents react to antisemitic graffiti in WestchesterEpisode • Jan 26, 2024

Donald Trump spends a short time on the stand in civil case, charges have been filed against Long Island couple whose toddler son died after coming incontact with drugs in their apartment, and city schools may trim cafeteria menus to cope with budget cutsEpisode • Jan 25, 2024

LI teacher honored by ancient Italian organizationEpisode • Jan 25, 2024

Yes, your fast food options are getting largerEpisode • Jan 25, 2024

NYC takes aim at social mediaEpisode • Jan 25, 2024

NJ Transit proposes 15% fare hikes, advocates demand more cars for G train riders this summer, Mayor Adams declares social media a public health threat during his State of the City addressEpisode • Jan 25, 2024

Kids are quitting sports because of burnoutEpisode • Jan 24, 2024

Trial of CT missing mom continues in StamfordEpisode • Jan 24, 2024

Veteran CBS newsman Charles Osgood has died at 91, Former Long island Congressman George Santos makes another court appearance, Mayor Adams and the NYC Council clash over a bill that requires NYPD cops to file reports on all their interactions with the puEpisode • Jan 24, 2024

A new place to gaze at the starsEpisode • Jan 23, 2024

The latest on the Gilgo Beach murdersEpisode • Jan 23, 2024

New barriers being tested at subway stations, Bridgeport votes for mayor for 3rd time in 5 months, more firefighters needed on Long IslandEpisode • Jan 23, 2024

Long Island doctor who prescribed tens of thousands of opioid pills is sentenced to prison, Trump's defamation trial put on hold because of covid, NYC Mayor Adams wipes out medical debt for a half a million New YorkersEpisode • Jan 23, 2024

Local college students get up close look at presidential politicsEpisode • Jan 22, 2024

MTA launches subway barrier pilot programEpisode • Jan 22, 2024

Former President Trump will have to wait another day to testify in defamation case, toll evaders cost the MTA and Port Authority a combined total of $86M in 2022, and a former LI doctor faces sentencing after being convicted of killing patients with opioiEpisode • Jan 22, 2024

The MTA tests out railings to improve subway safety, Bridgeport prepares for a primary tomorrow, and volunteer fire departments are shrinking in Long IslandEpisode • Jan 22, 2024

Son of couple stabbed to death in Brooklyn is lead suspect, High speed crash kills two in the Bronx, Winter chill almost overEpisode • Jan 21, 2024

There are dangerous cold blasts across the tri-state area, A hit and run driver injured a woman and two children in Hell's Kitchen, A woman was stabbed to death in BrooklynEpisode • Jan 20, 2024

Multivitamins may help ward off dementiaEpisode • Jan 19, 2024

Would you give up your smartphone?Episode • Jan 19, 2024

Snow continues to fall in and around the city, leaking steam pipe fatally burns 11-month-old baby, and authorities step up their search for a missing LI teen with autismEpisode • Jan 19, 2024

NYC prepares for winter storm, but Central and Southern NJ to see most of today's snow — making for a potentially icy evening commuteEpisode • Jan 19, 2024

Chief Meteorologist Craig Allen gives a preview on what to expect in tomorrow's snow, the Department of Sanitation issued over 2,000 summonses over icy sidewalks, and a man has been charged after a stabbing spree in QueensEpisode • Jan 18, 2024

Queens librarian recognized for helping migrantsEpisode • Jan 18, 2024

The VHS comebackEpisode • Jan 18, 2024

Snowy weather not over yet, police look for missing LI teen with autism, and the MTA hit with another congestion pricing lawsuitEpisode • Jan 18, 2024

More snow headed our way, suspect in Queens stabbing spree charged with attempted murder, and a fox that attacked 2 in Westchester tested positive for rabiesEpisode • Jan 18, 2024

Police search for a serial stabber in Queens, This cold snap will last several more days, At least 42 deaths from the frigid weather across the countryEpisode • Jan 17, 2024

Best NYC Restaurant Week dealsEpisode • Jan 17, 2024

Home sales on Long Island in a deep freezeEpisode • Jan 17, 2024

The cold snap continues — but for how long? Also, former marine accused of killing Jordan Neely will stand trial, and there is a push to extend the Metro-North Hudson line to Penn StationEpisode • Jan 17, 2024

Icy conditions prompt several school closures in NJ, 175-year-old Yonkers church is in danger of closing, and investigation is underway after 2 NYPD officers were shot in Brooklyn yesterdayEpisode • Jan 17, 2024

Alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer now charged with a 4th murder, NY Gov Hochul wants to more than double the amount of money NYS is spending on the migrant crisisEpisode • Jan 17, 2024

Why CT is warning residents about coyotesEpisode • Jan 16, 2024

New charges in Gilgo Beach murder caseEpisode • Jan 16, 2024

Gilgo Beach serial killer charged with fourth murder, Gov. Hochul announces budget and includes migrants, the weather has taken a turnEpisode • Jan 16, 2024

Storm Desk report on last night's snow, 700 days since Central Park last had snow, Long Island sees mixture of slush and snowEpisode • Jan 16, 2024

NYC Tri-State area getting ready for snow, The MTA is installing license plate readers for its congestion pricing plan, Gilgo Beach suspect could be hit with a 4th murder chargeEpisode • Jan 16, 2024

Long Island couple celebrate their 80th wedding anniversaryEpisode • Jan 15, 2024

Son of surgeon who saved MLK reflects on his fathers legacyEpisode • Jan 15, 2024

The weather gets colder as New York's snow drought might end, alleged serial killer Rex Heuermann is due back in court tomorrow, and more Connecticut graduates are finding jobs in the stateEpisode • Jan 15, 2024

WCBS Chief Meteorologist Craig Allen gives an update on expected snow tomorrow, a shooting on the subway leaves a man dead, and the Adams administration implements a curfew for four migrant sheltersEpisode • Jan 15, 2024

Arctic front sweeping through Tri-State, Senator Schumer calling on the Army Corps of Engineers to help erosion on Long Island, President Biden authorized an emergency declaration in Connecticut to help with flooding, the Passiac River is finally draining in NJ, and a massive tree toppled onto a house in Bogota, NJEpisode • Jan 14, 2024

New Jersey counties issuing code blues for bitter temperatures, Passaic residents stuck and frustrated post flooding, Queens residents still assessing flood damageEpisode • Jan 14, 2024

Flood watches and warnings are in effect across the tri-state area, There are power outages, flight delays and cancellations in the tri-state areaEpisode • Jan 13, 2024

Heavy rain and strong winds expected across the tri-state later tonight, communities across Long Island and New Jersey are preparing for the upcoming storm while still dealing with the damage form last weeks weather conditions, and an officer is reunited with two cops who rescued her from a burning car when she was 2 years oldEpisode • Jan 12, 2024

Medicine will reach Israeli hostages for first timeEpisode • Jan 12, 2024

Why today is quitters dayEpisode • Jan 12, 2024

Long Island beaches battered by winter stormsEpisode • Jan 12, 2024

Bracing for another storm bound to bring flooding, Passaic River still rising, Fire Island dunes washed away, leaving land exposed to floodingEpisode • Jan 12, 2024

Chief meteorologist Craig Allen gives an update on tomorrow's rain, the Passaic River is expected to crest tonight, and Donald Trump's civil fraud trial in Manhattan wrapped up todayEpisode • Jan 11, 2024

Father of American hostage in Gaza pleads for safe returnEpisode • Jan 11, 2024

Trial for missing CT mom gets underwayEpisode • Jan 11, 2024

Flood warnings continue in many areas, Closing arguments begin in Donald Trump's civil fraud trial, The "Trump Golf Links" sign is officially removed from trump's former golf course in the BronxEpisode • Jan 11, 2024

The rivers are still rising in New Jersey ahead of another big storm, Governor Murphy will visit Little Falls this morning, the storm washed away some of the dunes around Jones BeachEpisode • Jan 11, 2024

Subway derails on the F train in Brooklyn in the second derailment this week... Northern New Jersey flooded yet again... Bronx building collapsesEpisode • Jan 10, 2024

A few words with the NYT Wordle editorEpisode • Jan 10, 2024

'The Sopranos' turns 25Episode • Jan 10, 2024

Flooding in Lodi leaves some residents frustrated, parts of Long Island deal with severe flooding, and federal investigators begin hearings into last year's cargo ship fire in NewarkEpisode • Jan 10, 2024

Chief meteorologist Craig Allen has the latest on yesterday's storm, Long Island deals with the aftermath of the storm, and Lodi, New Jersey is affected by floodingEpisode • Jan 10, 2024

Northern New Jersey prepares for more flooding, NYC evacuates migrants from their tents at Floyd Bennett Field, 3 people are injured when a small boom truck collapses at a construction site in Upper ManhattanEpisode • Jan 10, 2024

2023 was the warmest year everEpisode • Jan 9, 2024

Wind and rain to impact Long Island Tuesday nightEpisode • Jan 9, 2024

NJ governor calls for evacuation of anyone deemed in danger by flooding; Long Island thieves innovative in their car stealing methods; NYC 60-day migrant eviction policy in effectEpisode • Jan 9, 2024

Severe weather is on the way for the Tri-State; NJ Gov. Murphy has declared state of emergency; Mamaroneck is on high alert with a history of severe floodingEpisode • Jan 9, 2024

The Tri-State is under a flood watch ahead of a big rain storm tomorrow into Wednesday, New 60-day limit for migrant staying in nyc shelters takes effect tomorrow, NJ Governor Murphy is asking charter bus companies to give the state 32 hours notice before dropping off migrantsEpisode • Jan 9, 2024

New Haven Pizza: better than New York's?Episode • Jan 8, 2024

Alaska Airlines plane had issues prior to door blow outEpisode • Jan 8, 2024

Meteorologist Craig Allen has the latest update on this week's storm, Long Island prepares for heavy rain and winds, and a coach and player are dismissed from a basketball team in Westchester over antisemitism allegationsEpisode • Jan 8, 2024

Governor Hochul says looming storm on Tuesday is "a real concern", Connecticut's Department of Transportation is very short staffed causing delay in snow removal on roads, toll increase on all bridges and tunnels between NY and NJ, and subway service on 1, 2, and 3 trains is fully restored after last week's derailmentEpisode • Jan 7, 2024

The first significant snow in nearly two years is heading to the tri-state area, New York City has issued a snow alert beginning this afternoon, stores have been busy with people picking up snow fighting gear and foodEpisode • Jan 6, 2024

The first significant snow storm in almost two years across the Tri-State area is expected to arrive Saturday evening, The National Transportation Safety board has started an investigation into Thursday afternoon's subway train derailment on the Upper West Side, and New Jersey lawmakers will vote on a bill that would allow toll agencies to suspend the vehicle registrations of drivers who repeatedly skip paying tollsEpisode • Jan 5, 2024

Those work from home jobs are getting harder to findEpisode • Jan 5, 2024

Using hypnosis to manage painEpisode • Jan 5, 2024

Meteorologist Kerry Schwindenhammer has the latest update on the winter storm, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont gives an update on the equipment that's prepared for the snow, and some areas of Westchester may get more snow than othersEpisode • Jan 5, 2024

Meteorologist Craig Allen gives an update on what to expect on this weekend's winter storm, a massive fire burns at an industrial park in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and service disruptions continue after a subway derailment on the Upper West SideEpisode • Jan 5, 2024

The most important cancer screenings to get this yearEpisode • Jan 4, 2024

Dog eats $4K in cash; owners recover most of itEpisode • Jan 4, 2024

The United Federation of Teachers and the Staten Island borough president join forces against congestion pricing, Suffolk police arrest a man for stabbing his wife to death, and Newark police offer a $25K reward for info leading to arrest of suspect who killed imamEpisode • Jan 4, 2024

Busloads of migrants continue to arrive in NJ, Newark police search for suspect in murder of imam, and Bronx house fire leaves 5-year-old child deadEpisode • Jan 4, 2024

Newark police search for the gunman who killed an imam outside his mosque this (Wednesday) morning -- NJ's attorney general says this was not a terror attack, Nassau County police fear the ride share driver charged with sexually assaulting a teen girl, NYC public hospitals reinstate their mask mandates with covid, the flu, and rsv all on the riseEpisode • Jan 4, 2024

More millennials are living with their parentsEpisode • Jan 3, 2024

Murder was down across the U.S. in 2023Episode • Jan 3, 2024

Investigation underway following bomb threats sent to multiple state capitols, including CT; Newark Imam in critical condition after shooting outside mosque; and an LI driver charged with sexually abusing 14-year-old girlEpisode • Jan 3, 2024

Missing 11-year-old Brooklyn boy found safe on Long Island, NJ Sen. Bob Menendez hit with more corruption allegations, and starting today, vendors are no longer allowed to set up on the Brooklyn BridgeEpisode • Jan 3, 2024

Federal prosecutors say NJ Senator Bob Menendez accepted watches and other items in order to help a businessman get a deal with a Qatari investment fund, That loud noise on Roosevelt Island this Tuesday morning wasn't an explosion...It was an earthquake, Mayor Adams defends his new executive order to stem the tide of busloads of migrants, Nassau County police looking for individual(s) that stabbed a dog 17 timesEpisode • Jan 3, 2024

1.7 magnitude earthquake rattles residents in Queens and ManhattanEpisode • Jan 2, 2024

Whooping cough making a comeback on Long IslandEpisode • Jan 2, 2024

Protests at LaGuardia and JFK airports create major delays, buses carrying migrants are making drop-offs in New Jersey, five people are dead after a crash on the Cross Island ParkwayEpisode • Jan 1, 2024

Five people are dead after a crash on the Cross Island Parkway in Queens, a wrong way crash in Midtown leaves 9 people injured, and the Times Square New Year's Ball drop ushers in 2024Episode • Jan 1, 2024

A police chase in Midtown ends in injuries, new laws go into effect in Connecticut, and at least a dozen families are displaced after a fire in BrooklynEpisode • Jan 1, 2024

Times Square prepares for what is expected to be the largest assemblage of people for the New Year's ball drop since before the pandemic, New Jersey Transit rail service into and out of Penn Station New York experienced delays this morning following a Amtrak signal issue, and two police officers and seven others were injured in a car crash in Todt HillEpisode • Dec 31, 2023

Two cops have been injured after a car chase resulted in a fiery crash on Staten Island, New York City officials prepare for the New Years Eve ball drop, and four family members are dead from an apparent murder suicide in New CityEpisode • Dec 31, 2023

Times Square prepares the NYE Ball ahead of celebrations this weekend, the NYPD readies security ahead of NYE festivities, and the City's sanitation department readies for cleanup after the celebrationEpisode • Dec 30, 2023

MTA police fatally shot an armed man as they tried to arrest him for groping a woman in Queens, Four kids are in custody after a bottle thrown from a times square hotel hit a woman, NYPD Says there are no credible threats to the New Years Eve Celebration in Times SquareEpisode • Dec 30, 2023

Suspect in Garden State Parkway shooting has died, 3 more buses carrying migrants arrived at Port Authority, Midtown east still cleaning up from pipe leakEpisode • Dec 29, 2023

Traffic stop gone wrong on Garden State Parkway, NYPD to detail New Year's Eve security plan, At least 25 cars destroyed in car chase on Staten IslandEpisode • Dec 29, 2023

More rain causing a mess of the roads, some East Side streets are still closed following the steam line rupture in Midtown, Mayor Adams enacts new executive order restricting buses bringing migrants into the cityEpisode • Dec 28, 2023

A flood warning is in effect for parts of New Jersey and the Hudson Valley, Mayor Adams tries to curb the surge of migrants into the city, preliminary tests show no asbestos in the air following a steam pipe rupture in MidtownEpisode • Dec 28, 2023

Mayor Adams says tests show there is no asbestos leaking into Midtown after a steam pipe burst, Times Square gets ready to ring in the new year, and former Congressman George Santos says his car was broken intoEpisode • Dec 27, 2023

Steam pipe like closing east side streets and raising health concerns, Deadly shooting in Queens, MTA begins accepting comments on congestion pricingEpisode • Dec 27, 2023

Mayor Adams claims President Biden has ignored his requests to meet about migrant crisis, NYPD prepping for New Year's Eve ball drop by upping security, Bronx man accused of stabbing two teen tourists being held on hate crime chargesEpisode • Dec 27, 2023

Holiday gift returns begin, holiday travelers begin making their way back home, and a pro-Palestinian protest made its way through NYC on Christmas DayEpisode • Dec 26, 2023

Millions are returning their holiday gifts today, Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters tried to cancel Christmas in Midtown last night, Two teenage girls were stabbed inside Grand Central terminal’s dining concourse on ChristmasEpisode • Dec 26, 2023

A dense fog advisory is in effect until 10 am this morning, Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters tried to cancel Christmas in Midtown, Two teenage girls were stabbed inside Grand Central terminal’s dining concourse on ChristmasEpisode • Dec 26, 2023

St. Patrick'S Cathedral hosted worshippers from all over the globe this Christmas day, the NYPD investigates a series of bomb threats emailed to synagogues across the City, The NYPD arrested a man at a pro-Palestinian protest in midtownEpisode • Dec 26, 2023

Cardinal Dolan hosts annual Midnight Mass, Garbage fire on subway in Brooklyn caused major delays, NYC synagogues received threatening emails but NYPD says threat is not credibleEpisode • Dec 25, 2023

Visitors from around the world reflect on Christmas Eve from St. Patrick's Cathedral, holiday travelers are still on their wya to their destinations, and a woman was rescued from the East River after her car crashed into a barrier on the FDR driveEpisode • Dec 24, 2023

Police shoot and kill alleged knife wielding man in the Bronx after he slashed family members, Super Saturday continues as holiday shoppers buy gifts on one of the last shopping days before Christmas, and holiday travel continues as Christmas approachesEpisode • Dec 23, 2023

It's super Saturday today and it is expected to be the year's second busiest day for buying, Metro-North is adding extra trains and longer cars to help more people come shop in the city, A 33 year old man is dead in what police believe was a gang related shooting in South JamaicaEpisode • Dec 23, 2023

How worried should you be about the new COVID variant?Episode • Dec 22, 2023

Wishing you a *dairy* ChristmasEpisode • Dec 22, 2023

The NYPD searches for theives who stole a Staten Island ATM overnight, Suffolk PD continues to look for hit-and-run driver who killed a man in Farmingdale, and an LI school safety officer is being called a hero for saving a choking studentEpisode • Dec 22, 2023

Drivers try to beat holiday traffic, former LI teacher accused of sexually abusing students, and the NYPD looks for 4 men who stole furniture from a Harlem apartment lobbyEpisode • Dec 22, 2023

The teachers union sues the City over proposed school budget cuts, NYPD overtime pay has gone up 151 million dollars this year as the city increased subway patrols, the FDNY says that a contractor working with an illegal blowtorch sparked the apartment fire in Sunnyside QueensEpisode • Dec 21, 2023

Books written by women dominate NYC reading listsEpisode • Dec 21, 2023

A secret NYC Christmas tree honors past petsEpisode • Dec 21, 2023

CDC director says flu, COVID still yet to peakEpisode • Dec 21, 2023

Police in Queens searching for two car thieves who rob victims at gunpoint, A construction worker caused a severe fire in Queens, Teachers Union is suing the city over budget cutsEpisode • Dec 21, 2023

Busiest day for air travel already has Newark packed at 4 a.m., flooding recedes in New Jersey, Long Island man could face jail time for allegedly swinging dog around by leashEpisode • Dec 21, 2023

Congestion pricing plans hit a roadblock, the City Council approves two bills that the Mayor doesn't approve of, and the NYPD searches for a man who left a bullet with an employee's name on it at a Chelsea DunkinEpisode • Dec 20, 2023

L.I. Santa loses gig after speaking out about Israel/Hamas warEpisode • Dec 20, 2023

New tax cuts to take effect in CT in 2024Episode • Dec 20, 2023

How you can help raise a service dog this holidayEpisode • Dec 20, 2023

Suffolk County changing CPS after the tragic death of an 8 year old in 2020, Seven foot tall numerals going up in Times Square in preparion of NYE, Ground breaking ceremony in Queens for affordable housing unitsEpisode • Dec 20, 2023

Residents along the Passaic River still experiencing high flood levels, Mayor Adams says new police proposal would be too much paperwork for officers, new law could stop family members of criminals from profiting off their crimesEpisode • Dec 20, 2023

The Passaic River is expected to crest this evening, autopsies conducted on the twins found dead in a Bronx apartment, and Governor Hochul signs a bill to have NYS study possible reparations for descendants of slavesEpisode • Dec 19, 2023

Officials call for more funding to hire new air traffic controllersEpisode • Dec 19, 2023

If you're pregnant you can get an RSV vaccine to protect your babyEpisode • Dec 19, 2023

The City of Paterson is expecting the Passaic River to crest, Gov. Hochul has signed a bill to study the possibility of reparations for slavery, flooding in New Jersey makes it difficult as firefighters trying to put out a fire in Morris CountyEpisode • Dec 19, 2023

Firefighters are battling a house fire in a flood zone near Route 202 in Lincoln Park, rivers in North Jersey are still rising and causing evacuations, Little Falls' mayor is asking residents to evacuate their homes due to potential flooding in areas around the rising Passaic RiverEpisode • Dec 19, 2023

5 year old twins are found dead in a Bronx apartment, Manhattan jury finds Marvel actor Jonathan Majors guilty of assaulting his former girlfriend, Tri-State area storm delays & cancels flights at area airports, Officials break ground Wednesday on a new development in Willets Point that will include a new soccer stadiumEpisode • Dec 19, 2023

Using pineapples to heal severe burnsEpisode • Dec 18, 2023

A unique NYC auction is now underwayEpisode • Dec 18, 2023

Flooding could continue as rain dies down, Trees fell down on houses in Queens, Suffolk County search for hit and run driverEpisode • Dec 18, 2023

Connecticut leads in power outages during morning storm, North Jersey sees debris and road closures, Mayor Adams urges residents to use public transit during flood warningEpisode • Dec 18, 2023

Flood watch in effect until Monday afternoon in the Tri-State, 4 inches of rain is expected due to coastal storm, and 3 people hospitalized after apartment building fire in YonkersEpisode • Dec 17, 2023

A big storm is on the way tonight through Monday morning, New York City has issued a travel advisory through tomorrow, A Bronx family is grieving after the stabbing death of an 18 year old in MidtownEpisode • Dec 17, 2023

New Yorkers prepare for a coastal storm with heavy winds, an 18 year old is stabbed to death in the Flatiron district, and residents of the building that collapsed in the Bronx struggle to recoverEpisode • Dec 16, 2023

City inspectors are still trying to figure out what caused the Bronx building to collapse, Two smoke shop workers are hospitalized after getting shot in the Bronx, Nassau County Republicans have picked a candidate to run in the special election to replace former congressman George SantosEpisode • Dec 16, 2023

NJT bull now living best life at animal sanctuaryEpisode • Dec 15, 2023

The MTA on toll evaders and congestion pricingEpisode • Dec 15, 2023

Big storm brewing for Sunday, GOP selects Mazi Melesa Pilip as candidate to replace George Santos, and MTA showcases cars seized from bridge and tunnel toll-evadersEpisode • Dec 15, 2023

Issues at ConEd substation in Brooklyn cause citywide power surge, 5-alarm fire burns and injures 5 in Williamsburg, and LI drivers hit with costly repairs after filling tanks with water instead of gasolineEpisode • Dec 15, 2023

A long horned bull that interrupted morning commute in New Jersey heads to an animal sanctuary, Nassau County Republicans choose their candidate in the special election for George Santos' seat, and the fed is helping the NYPD crack down on mom and pop pharmacy burglariesEpisode • Dec 14, 2023

11 years after Sandy Hook, a mother reflectsEpisode • Dec 14, 2023

Connecticut's merriest main streetEpisode • Dec 14, 2023

Crews corral loose bull on the tracks of Newark's Penn Station, LI school custodian denies making threats against school district, and mother of Sandy Hook shooting victim works to prevent tragedies before they happenEpisode • Dec 14, 2023

Demolition work expected to begin following building collapse in the Bronx, one 13-year-old charged in the stabbing of another at a Middletown school, and CT flags to fly at half-staff to honor Sandy Hook victims on this 11th anniversary of the shootingEpisode • Dec 14, 2023

Governor Hochul reacts to the Supreme Court's decision to hear arguments over the drug Mifepristone, engineers continue to examine a building that partially collapsed in the Bronx, and Public Advocate Jumaane Williams reveals the list of NYC's worst landlordsEpisode • Dec 14, 2023

Jersey man's joke about a party at Walmart goes viralEpisode • Dec 13, 2023

Thousands of dollars of food being wasted at migrant sheltersEpisode • Dec 13, 2023

Fire crews battle 5-alarm fire in the Bronx that has spread to several businesses, Bronx residents consider next steps following Monday's building collapse, and the fight over New York's congressional maps continues — and could lead to a power shift in CongressEpisode • Dec 13, 2023

Investigators look into the cause of Tuesday's building collapse in the Bronx, Mayor Adams says he hopes to avoid layoffs or tax increases as he tries to close NYC's budget gap, Towns in Connecticut are joining forces to combat street takeovers, NYC gives some migrant families an extra week to stay in city shelters for ChristmasEpisode • Dec 13, 2023

L.I. mom fights to make roadways safer in memory of her daughterEpisode • Dec 12, 2023

Weight loss drug patients may have to stay on drugs long-termEpisode • Dec 12, 2023

Former congressman George Santos was in court today as his lawyers negotiate a plea deal, cleanup is underway in the Bronx where a building collapsed yesterday afternoon, a mother and son are unharmed after their car slid off the road and into the Passaic RiverEpisode • Dec 12, 2023

No victims were found in what's left of a Bronx apartment building, a church rectory in Yonkers was destroyed in an overnight fire, police are trying hard to put the brakes on street takeovers in Connecticut townsEpisode • Dec 12, 2023

Firefighters search debris after apartment building collapses in the Bronx, NYPD launches a crackdown on "ghost cars" fake/ covered-up license plates, On Long Island there's a call for Governor Hochul to block congestion pricing in the cityEpisode • Dec 12, 2023

How dance helps those with Parkinson's diseaseEpisode • Dec 11, 2023

L.I. lawmakers ask Gov Hochul to put brakes on congestion pricingEpisode • Dec 11, 2023

Long Island's Republican State Delegation is urging Hochul to pull her support for congestion pricing, Federal and local law enforcement are teaming up in Connecticut to stop disruptive street takeovers, Nassau County Exec. Bruce Blakeman faces criticism over plan to use the county's leftover $10 million in federal COVID money on 125th anniversary eventsEpisode • Dec 11, 2023

Rain and wind are lashing the New York area—especially on Long Island, two hit-and-run drivers are on the loose after both left a man dead on a Queens StreetEpisode • Dec 11, 2023

Flood watch is in effect with a powerful storm moving in, NYC has cancelled today's "Open Streets" on 5th Avenue due to inclement weather, and former Congressman George Santos says the fabrications on his resume were the work of someone elseEpisode • Dec 10, 2023

Governor Hochul delivered anti-hate remarks at shabbat services last night, A Brooklyn Jewish man speaks out after he was randomly attacked by a man spewing anti-Semitic slurs, A federal court blocks some parts of New York's gun lawEpisode • Dec 9, 2023

Mayor Adams held a rally calling for peace and unity ahead of upcoming Hanukkah celebrations, federal charges have been filed against the man who fired gunshots outside a Jewish temple in Albany, and an investigation is underway at a hospital in Newark after 3 staff members were stabbedEpisode • Dec 8, 2023

Former Soprano actor opens new Manhattan speakeasyEpisode • Dec 8, 2023

Severe liver disease increases on L.I.Episode • Dec 8, 2023

Mayor Adams meets with White House officials to request federal funding, a new poll shows the Mayor's approval rating is down, and Queens and Nassau County Democrats announce the selection of Tom Suozzi for the special election for former congressman Santos seatEpisode • Dec 7, 2023

Report finds NYC hospital put weight-loss patients above othersEpisode • Dec 7, 2023

When should you buy your kid a smartphone?Episode • Dec 7, 2023

Remembering the victims of the LIRR massacre on this 30th anniversary, NYPD on the hunt for suspect in fatal Brooklyn attack, and the city's rat czar says the plan to eliminate rodents is workingEpisode • Dec 7, 2023

Multiple people found unconscious in Brooklyn around 4:30 a.m., NJ-based police training company accused of teaching cops to violate the law, and rise in antisemitism has some Jewish communities rethinking how to celebrate Hanukkah, which begins at sundownEpisode • Dec 7, 2023

Revolutionary TV writer/director/producer Norman Lear diesEpisode • Dec 7, 2023

Girl slashed at Bronx middle school over a fight that began on TikTok, Belmont race horse race being moved to Saratoga for 2024, Mayor Adams says Staten Island will receive $12M for overdose and drug treatment programsEpisode • Dec 6, 2023

New doc takes new look at John Lennon's murderEpisode • Dec 6, 2023

MTA votes to accept $15 congestion pricing plan, Belmont Stakes to run at Saratoga Race Course, Homeland Security offers new guidelines for places of worshipEpisode • Dec 6, 2023

Rep. Jamaal Bowman faces new Democratic primary challenger, hate crimes reported in Montauk, subway slashing at Atlantic-Barclays StationEpisode • Dec 6, 2023

Congestion pricing rally held in support of $15 tolls for driving south of 60th St; Shootings are down in the city but hate crimes are up; 15 year old boy stabbed at Brooklyn High SchoolEpisode • Dec 5, 2023

Israel continues its push into Southern GazaEpisode • Dec 5, 2023

Why millionaires love NYCEpisode • Dec 5, 2023

Gov. Hochul praises the MTA's congestion pricing plan during a rally at Union Square, a 15-year-old boy is recovering after being stabbed at a Brooklyn high school this morning, police in Nassau County say there could be more victims after a school bus driver was arrested and charged with rapeEpisode • Dec 5, 2023

Westchester Exec. George Latimer will run for a seat in Congress, expelled congressman George Santos already has his next paying gig, congestion pricing supporters will make their case at a rally this morning in union squareEpisode • Dec 5, 2023

Surge in car thefts reported in NJ... New Jersey's controversial bear hunt resumes today... Suffolk County is cracking down on illegal parking in handicap spots...Episode • Dec 4, 2023

When you should stop drivingEpisode • Dec 4, 2023

The race to replace George SantosEpisode • Dec 4, 2023

The Suffolk County Sheriff's Department is cracking down on illegally parking in handicap spots, Opening statements are underway in the criminal trial of marvel actor Jonathan Majors, There was another fatal fire in the city caused by an e-bike battery....Episode • Dec 4, 2023

Two NYPD officers are out of the hospital after being stabbed while on duty in Far Rockaway, congestion pricing opponents argue it will hurt small businesses, and an incoming member of the Suffolk County legislature is fighting back against a DUI chargeEpisode • Dec 4, 2023

Family tragedy in Far Rockaway leaves 4 people dead, fewer FDNY firefighters due to city budget cuts, NYC's bodega owners taking steps to get gun licenses in their stores, car thefts are on the rise, son accused of killing his own mother in Brooklyn, and 5th Avenue closed for 3 SundaysEpisode • Dec 3, 2023

A stabbing rampage leaves five people dead and two police officers hurt in Far Rockaway, Queens, No criminality suspected after a woman's body was found in a garbage chute in Chelsea, Police are investigating the death of a homeless man in BrooklynEpisode • Dec 3, 2023

A Brooklyn man is accused of killing his mother, three men are arrested for anti-semitic hate crimes, and George Santos fires back at members of Congress that voted him outEpisode • Dec 2, 2023

Long Island Congressman George Santos vows to file ethics complaints against congress members who voted him out, Governor Hochul has ten days to call a special election for his seat, The NYPD Is investigating the death of a woman at a luxury condo building near the High LineEpisode • Dec 2, 2023

George Santos is expelled from the House, constituents of NY-03 react to Santos' historic ouster, and Mayor Adams raises money for his legal defense fundEpisode • Dec 2, 2023

Long Island astronaut checks in from spaceEpisode • Dec 1, 2023

George Santos makes historyEpisode • Dec 1, 2023

Remembering Sandra Day O'ConnorEpisode • Dec 1, 2023

House to vote on the fate of George Santos this morning, Rockland Co. residents speak out against congestion pricing plan, and 20-year-old faces charges in hit-and-run death of 3-year-old in Queens on WednesdayEpisode • Dec 1, 2023

The MTA announces the toll amounts for congestion pricing, New Jersey drivers react to congestion pricing costs, and the House will likely vote tomorrow on whether to expel Long Island Congressman George SantosEpisode • Nov 30, 2023

George Santos speaks ahead of expected expulsion voteEpisode • Nov 30, 2023

How to get everyone's tech in tip-top shapeEpisode • Nov 30, 2023

MTA releases congestion pricing details, George Santos says he will not resign, and the Coast Guard investigates mysterious tar balls on Jersey Shore beachesEpisode • Nov 30, 2023

NYC congestion pricing could cost most drivers $15 to enter Midtown, clean-up underway at the Jersey Shore following discovery of mystery tar balls, and third vote to expel George Santos expected tomorrowEpisode • Nov 30, 2023

Possible vote on Friday could oust George Santos from Congress, Group of New Yorkers goes to trial this week fighting back against newly approved touch screen voting machines, Senator Schumer speaks out against anti-semitism - as the highest ranking Jewish elected officialEpisode • Nov 29, 2023

A Local Choir Sings at the Tree LightingEpisode • Nov 29, 2023

A new cancer treatment might cause cancer, says FDAEpisode • Nov 29, 2023

New York Cares 35th annual coat drive begins todayEpisode • Nov 29, 2023

House to vote on expelling George Santos... Sen. Schumer speaks out against rise in antisemitism... pro-Palestinian protesters expected at this year's tree lightingEpisode • Nov 29, 2023

Pro-Palestinian protesters expected at this year's tree lighting... Man barricaded himself in his home after he chased naked 14-year-old girl... Westchester woman suing Chopt after she allegedly found a severed finger in her saladEpisode • Nov 29, 2023

NYC Comptroller Brad Lander is in Washington urging the feds to help cover the city's migrant crisis costs, Food vendors return to corona Plaza in Queens under some new rules, NY Congressman Daniel Goldman accuses Tech company Realpage of "price-fixing" rent scheme,Episode • Nov 29, 2023

Fire damages historic Long Island science centerEpisode • Nov 28, 2023

The best of the weight loss drugs on the marketEpisode • Nov 28, 2023

NYC schools chancellor says Queens teacher who was threatened by students because she attended a pro-Israel rally was never in 'direct danger,' NYC judges vacate convictions of 2 men who spent decades in prison for murders in Harlem, ransomeware attack targets two New Jersey hospitals, 4 water districts on Long Island are still not compliant with drinking water health standardsEpisode • Nov 28, 2023

How to get the best deals this Cyber MondayEpisode • Nov 27, 2023

George Santos could be expelled from Congress this weekEpisode • Nov 27, 2023

Hillcrest High School classes resume after a violent incidents last week, a man was killed in a shooting in the parking lot of the Target at the Throggs Neck Shopping Center in the Bronx, and a Pennsylvania woman has been charged after a deadly road rage incident in the BronxEpisode • Nov 27, 2023

Rain could hamper the Thanksgiving rush home during the busiest travel day, Cyber Monday is next after Black Friday and Small Business Saturday, Mayor Adams called a pro-Palestinian protest a vile show of anti-SemitismEpisode • Nov 26, 2023

Two people are dead in a Harlem fire, Former governor Cuomo is denying sexual assault allegations again, Mayor Adams and the woman accusing him of sexual assault both worked for the city's transit police at the same timeEpisode • Nov 25, 2023

American Dream Mall re-opened following bomb threats this Black Friday, former NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo accused of sexual assault, as well as NYC Mayor Eric Adams and music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs — againEpisode • Nov 24, 2023

Holiday shoppers ready for Black Friday deals across the Tri-state, pro-Palestinian protesters vandalize the flagship New York Public Library on Thanksgiving, and Mayor Adams denies 1993 sexual assault allegations against himEpisode • Nov 24, 2023

Mayor Adams is accused of sexually assaulting a woman in 1993, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade brings delight to New York, and God's Love We Deliver delivered Thanksgiving to those who needed itEpisode • Nov 23, 2023

Mayor Eric Adams accused of sexual assault; Two teens were stabbed in Chinatown last night; Thousands enjoy New York's annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day ParadeEpisode • Nov 23, 2023

97th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade kicks off at 8:30 a.m.; the NYPD says there are no credible threats against the parade but remain on high alert; and former Obama advisor faces charges following video of hate-filled rant against UES Halal cart vendorEpisode • Nov 23, 2023

Crash at Canadian border declared not an act of terrorism by NY Governor Hochul, Queens Man in custody after allegedly shooting his super, Pilot program lets select NYC homeowners create apartments in their garage or atticEpisode • Nov 22, 2023

Stormy conditions to clear for the Thanksgiving holiday, travelers at LaGuardia Airport make for an early holiday exit amid the rain, and UES Halal cart vendor receives community aid following repeated harassmentEpisode • Nov 22, 2023

Heavy rain is slowing things down for Thanksgiving travelers heading out in the NY Tri-State area, NYC Mayor Adams orders a round of 5% budget cuts for city agencies -- NYPD FDNY & DSNY are safe, Advocates for New Jersey's seniors and the disabled urge lawmakers to extend critical fundingEpisode • Nov 22, 2023

School shooting survivor speaks about life-changing surgery.Episode • Nov 21, 2023

60 years later: The JFK AssassissinationEpisode • Nov 21, 2023

The holiday traffic in store Thanksgiving travelers; What the war on Gaza means for NYC; A survivor of the musical festival massacre in Israel tells her storyEpisode • Nov 21, 2023

The mayor of Clark New Jersey is facing public corruption and fraud charges, NYC Council holds hearing because NYPD wants to upgrade their radios to make it harder for the public to listen in, New York's highest court rejects a challenge to the city's ban on police chokehold, A near record number of people are expected to travel this week for ThanksgivingEpisode • Nov 21, 2023

Remembering Rosalynn CarterEpisode • Nov 20, 2023

We're in the middle of the holiday travel rushEpisode • Nov 20, 2023

Thanksgiving travelers keep a close eye on the weather, Saks Fifth Avenue prepares to unveil its holiday windows for the season, and the NYPD's investment in new radios may affect the public's "right to know"Episode • Nov 20, 2023

Travelers continue to their Thanksgiving destinations, rain expected for the holiday, and a rally is held in Washington Square Park to remember those who have died while incarcerated at RikersEpisode • Nov 19, 2023

Holiday travels begins in New York, commuters adjust to not having 7 and N service between Queens and Manhattan today, and a 14 year old girl is in the hospital after being stabbed in BrooklynEpisode • Nov 18, 2023

Long Island congressman George Santos could be kicked out of the House after Thanksgiving, Demonstrators demanded a ceasefire in the Israel/Hamas War during a massive pro-Palestinian march in Midtown Friday afternoon, Charges are dropped against a Brooklyn councilwoman who brought a gun to a pro-Palestinian rally last monthEpisode • Nov 18, 2023

Protestors gathered at City Hall Park a day after mayor Adams announced five-percent budget cuts at all city agencies, today kicks off the thanksgiving travel rush, and six ivy league schools are now under investigation for complaints of anti-Semitism and islamophobia.Episode • Nov 17, 2023

DOE launches investigation into 7 schools over alleged antisemitic and Islamophobic incidentsEpisode • Nov 17, 2023

NYT crossword puzzle editor celebrates 30 yearsEpisode • Nov 17, 2023

Protesters rally against Mayor Adams' education budget cuts in City Hall Park, DOE investigates complaints of antisemitism and Islamophobia at 7 schools, and House Ethics Chair introduces expulsion resolution against LI Rep. George SantosEpisode • Nov 17, 2023

Planned track upgrades to Northeast Corridor include faster trains on New Haven line and direct service to Penn Station; NYC budget pain felt across city agencies, rally planned against education cuts; Sean 'Diddy' Combs accused of rape and physical abuse by R&B performer CassieEpisode • Nov 17, 2023

Mayor Adams calls for budget cuts to cover the migrant crisis, Congressman George Santos announces that he won't run for reelection after Ethic Committee report, and a judge pauses the gag order against Donald TrumpEpisode • Nov 16, 2023

Renewed calls for L.I. Congressman George Santos to resign after House Ethics reportEpisode • Nov 16, 2023

Why this week's issue with Amtrak won't be the lastEpisode • Nov 16, 2023

FBI and NYPD search two Orange Co. farms as part of a mob investigation, NYPD freeze hiring as part of city budget cuts, and attempted Queens carjacking leaves victim deadEpisode • Nov 16, 2023

The FBI searches properties tied to the Gambino crime family and another court date for the accused Gilgo Beach killerEpisode • Nov 15, 2023

Tis the season to buy airfare for next yearEpisode • Nov 15, 2023

New type of tick showing up more often in the Tri-StateEpisode • Nov 15, 2023

Accused Gilgo Beach serial killer back in court today, caregivers for those with disabilities rally for better pay in Albany, and Trump's legal team asks for mistrial in civil fraud caseEpisode • Nov 15, 2023

Off-duty police officer shot in Westchester as part of a targeted attack, Queens landlord charged with murder of his girlfriend and 2 tenants, Staten Island March for Palestine occurs adjacent to Washington's March for IsraelEpisode • Nov 15, 2023

The negative effect of working from homeEpisode • Nov 14, 2023

Why everything is getting smallerEpisode • Nov 14, 2023

New Yorkers make their way to the Rally for Israel today in DC, Amtrak service between Penn Station and the Hudson Valley remains suspended, and Mayor Adams faces questions about the FBI investigationEpisode • Nov 14, 2023

The FBI investigation into Mayor AdamsEpisode • Nov 13, 2023

A new way to treat chronic back painEpisode • Nov 13, 2023

Mayor Adams responds to being in the spotlight of an FBI investigation, Gov. Hochul meets with top law enforcement officials to discuss combating hate crimes, and new changes go in effect today for the LIRREpisode • Nov 13, 2023

Early morning fire injures 16 in Brooklyn, FBI investigation into Mayor Adam's 2021 campaign reportedly focuses on text messages with the Turkish Consul General, and the NYPD investigates bomb threats made against Jewish sites in both Brooklyn and Manhattan yesterdayEpisode • Nov 12, 2023

The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree has arrived in NYC, the Intrepid Museum honors Veteran's Day, and a pro-Palestinian protest takes over midtownEpisode • Nov 11, 2023

Annual NYC Veterans Day Parade steps off this morning, FBI seizes phones and an iPad from MAyor Adams as part of corruption investigation, and pro-Palestinian protesters shut down Grand Central during the Friday evening rushEpisode • Nov 11, 2023

Images of horror: witnessing the Oct. 7th Hamas attackEpisode • Nov 10, 2023

Hear which NYC restaurants made the Michelin listEpisode • Nov 10, 2023

Torn screen prompts police investigation at CT building where ballots from Tuesday's election are being held ahead of a recount; subway rider recovers after man attacks him with a screwdriver; state judge voids $4B casino project at LI's Nassau ColiseumEpisode • Nov 10, 2023

NYU Langone doctors successfully complete face-and-eye transplant, CT reports first flu and and RSV deaths of the season, thief steals $30K worth of jewelry from Macy's inside LI mallEpisode • Nov 10, 2023

The world's first eye and face transplant recipient speaks about his experience, NYC students walk out to support in a ceasefire, Mayor Adams joins other mayors in calling for an assault weapons banEpisode • Nov 9, 2023

Joe Torre Safe At Home hosts annual gala to end cycle of domestic violenceEpisode • Nov 9, 2023

Another weight loss drug to hit the marketEpisode • Nov 9, 2023

NYC Schools chancellor warns educators to keep personal political beliefs out of the classroom as students and teachers prepare walkout in support of Gaza ceasefire; former NJ Gov. Jim McGreevey announces Jersey City mayoral run; students and staffers in Nyack are rolling up their sleeves following a rabies scareEpisode • Nov 9, 2023

In New York and Italy authorities arrest 10 alleged members and associates of the Gambino Crime Family, NYPD arrests the man who fired a shot at a would-be mugger at a Midtown subway station Tuesday night, NYC Mayor Adams defends his chief fundraiser after the FBI raided her home, Ed Romaine becomes the first Republican Suffolk County Executive in over 2 decadesEpisode • Nov 9, 2023

L.I. firefighter on volunteering in IsraelEpisode • Nov 8, 2023

New elephant exhibition to open at American Museum of Natural HistoryEpisode • Nov 8, 2023

Mayor Adams answers reporter questions for the first time since FBI raided chief fundraiser's home, Ed Romaine becomes first Republican Suffolk Co. executive in over 20 years, Ivanka Trump testifies at father's civil fraud trial this morningEpisode • Nov 8, 2023

Suffolk Co. elects Republican county executive; Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim declares victory, calls for end to court fight over voided primary; most NYC Council incumbents hold seats, except for a few surprisesEpisode • Nov 8, 2023

Turn out in NYC this election day is light, Tight races include the battle for a newly-drawn NYC council district in Southern Brooklyn and the race for Suffolk County Executive, Mets owner Steve Cohen unwraps his plan for a new casino and entertainment complex next to Citi Field, A Connecticut task force is trying to get rid of the state's car taxEpisode • Nov 8, 2023

PA sweeps best places to retire listEpisode • Nov 7, 2023

Amid Mideast turmoil, CT city launches kindness initiativeEpisode • Nov 7, 2023

Voters head to the polls for Election Day 2023, a close race in Suffolk County, and residents in Bridgeport might have to elect another mayor after fraud allegationsEpisode • Nov 7, 2023

President Trump testifies at his civil fraud trial in Manhattan and lashes out at the judge and NYS attorney general, NYS AG Plans to use undercover agents to root out real estate agents who discriminate against minorities, Some state lawmakers want to add to NY's list of hate crime-eligible charges, NY Authorities bust another big fentanyl operation in the Bronx & a major gun trafficking ring in QueensEpisode • Nov 7, 2023

How being from the NYC burbs shaped two music iconsEpisode • Nov 6, 2023

Tech's impact on your handwritingEpisode • Nov 6, 2023

A rally in support of Israel along Central Park West later today, Donald Trump expected in the witness chair, and the community of West Islip honors two brothers lost in a tragic fireEpisode • Nov 6, 2023

The New York City Marathon conludes at the finish line in Central Park, the NYPD is searching for a suspect who attacked a senior citizen in the Bronx, and law enforcement has released photos of a four year old boy who was taken by his mother last month in North CarolinaEpisode • Nov 5, 2023

50,000 runners will race through the five boroughs in the New York City Marathon, two brothers dead and parents injured after house fire in Suffolk County, 12 year old killed and 7 year old injured in Bronx house fire, and Daylight Saving Time is over as clocks went back one hour last nightEpisode • Nov 5, 2023

The federal government grants billions in funding for the extension of the 2nd Avenue subway, Macy's tests the balloons for this year's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and two brothers are killed in a house fire on Long IslandEpisode • Nov 4, 2023

Mayor Adams' embattled fundraiser is still with campaign amid FBI investigation, the NYPD prepares to secure the NYC marathon, and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg will meet with Congressman Adriano Espaillat to discuss the Gateway projectEpisode • Nov 4, 2023

The last hospital on the LES will close next year, construction begins on the Gateway tunnel project, and homelessness is on the rise in New JerseyEpisode • Nov 3, 2023

More than 500 runners with disabilities will take part in Sunday's marathonEpisode • Nov 3, 2023

New snow leopard cubs make their Bronx Zoo debutEpisode • Nov 3, 2023

FBI raids home of Mayor Adams' top fundraiser over alleged illegal donations, Rodney Harrison steps down as Suffolk Co. police commissioner, and Dutchess Co. house explosion injures over a dozenEpisode • Nov 3, 2023

The FBI searched the home of Mayor Adams' fundraising chief, a New Jersey high school is investigating the release of AI generated nudes of some female students, and several people were injured in a gas explosion and building collapse in Dutchess CountyEpisode • Nov 2, 2023

Tackling the fentanyl problemEpisode • Nov 2, 2023

Why you should be looking up this NovemberEpisode • Nov 2, 2023

Mayor Adams abruptly cancels his meetings in Washington, D.C. today, Cornell University cancels classes tomorrow to give students time to heal from series of hateful threats, and Nassau Co. launches 'Text-to-911' system for emergenciesEpisode • Nov 2, 2023

Mayor Adams travels to D.C. to discuss the migrant crisis' impact on American cities, judge orders Bridgeport to hold Democratic mayoral primary again after concerns of voter fraud, and Congressman Santos survives House expulsion voteEpisode • Nov 2, 2023

Fort Lee NJ's mayor sues the MTA and the feds over congestion pricing, A 7 year old trick or treater in Sayreville NJ finds a prescription anti-anxiety pill in her Halloween candy, Agents find more than $10 million dollars worth of drugs in an abandoned home in Queens NYEpisode • Nov 2, 2023

The cost of not getting a flu shotEpisode • Nov 1, 2023

9/11 survivor to make NYC marathon debutEpisode • Nov 1, 2023

NJ towns file class action lawsuit against NY's congestion pricing plan, the NYPD says there is not a specific threat against the NYC marathon on Sunday but will heighten security regardless, and a vote to expel LI Congressman George Santos could happen todayEpisode • Nov 1, 2023

Cornell University junior accused of posting deadly threats against Jewish students due in federal court today, antisemitic hate found on campus of Stamford high school, and George Santos faces possible expulsion vote in the HouseEpisode • Nov 1, 2023

NYS Police have a suspect in custody for the online threats against Jewish students at Cornell University, A terrifying home invasion near Yankee Stadium, The NYPD tightens security for the Greenwich Village Halloween ParadeEpisode • Nov 1, 2023

Friends fans flock to NYC locations following Matthew Perry's deathEpisode • Oct 31, 2023

The benefits of hot yogaEpisode • Oct 31, 2023

Political ads in Nassau County blasted as antisemitic, Suffolk County locals host 'love' rally for two businesses vandalized with antisemitic graffiti, and a 16-year-old pleads not guilty to charges of killing a police officerEpisode • Oct 31, 2023

Gunman kills a Brooklyn father and son for making too much noise, NYC unveils its new tents to house up to 2,000 migrants at Brooklyn's Floyd Bennett Field, Anti-semitic incidents plague Columbia and Cornell University campuses, NYC might finally have the answer to ending their rat problemEpisode • Oct 31, 2023

Remembering Matthew PerryEpisode • Oct 30, 2023

The creepiest place in New YorkEpisode • Oct 30, 2023

A Long Island man is arrested for pointing gun at 6-year-old on Long Island, a Halloween fundraiser will no longer be held in Scarsdale schools because of parent complaints, and acts of hate on college campuses are on the rise after Israel's invasion of Gaza to root out HamasEpisode • Oct 30, 2023

Several people hurt after alleged DUI in Sunnyside, pro-Palestinian rallies shut down Brooklyn Bridge, and NYPD increases drone surveillance to make arrestsEpisode • Oct 29, 2023

Pro-Palestine protesters shut down Brooklyn Bridge Saturday, NYPD used drones to make 239 arrests during protests last week, street in North Merrick renamed in memory of LI firefighter, and 'Friends' actor Matthew Perry dies at 54Episode • Oct 29, 2023

Dozens of protesters demanding a ceasefire in Gaza were arrested during a sit-in at Grand Central last night, There has been a spike in anti-Semitic incidents in New York and New Jersey since Hamas-Israel conflict began, Long Island Congressman George Santos remains defiant following arraignment on fraud chargesEpisode • Oct 28, 2023

Embattled Long Island Congressman George Santos appears in court, NYC is offering migrants one-way plane tickets to anywhere in the world, and a Washington Heights man is under arrest for the murder of a woman and her dogEpisode • Oct 27, 2023

Why you should leave the leaves this fallEpisode • Oct 27, 2023

Covid/flu vaccine risk for those 85+Episode • Oct 27, 2023

Rep. Santos faces arraignment on new fraud charges as House members push to expel him, police arrest White Plains man who drove a vehicle covered in hate symbols, and NYPD tow truck driver is charged after boy fatally struckEpisode • Oct 27, 2023

The NYPD is on alert as the manhunt continues in Maine after a deadly mass shooting, a protest at Cooper Union shakes students, a 7 year old boy is fatally struck by an NYPD truckEpisode • Oct 26, 2023

New injectable Alzheimer drug could be break-throughEpisode • Oct 26, 2023

United rolls out new plan to reduce boarding timeEpisode • Oct 26, 2023

Helping students in Israel via ZoomEpisode • Oct 26, 2023

Search continues for gunman who killed at least 15 in Maine, pro-Palestinian demonstrators protest inside Cooper Union, raising safety issues, and Donald Trump hit with another fine for violating gag order in NY trialEpisode • Oct 26, 2023

Trump makes out-of-court comments and gets fined $10k, FDNY rescue a man who was locked in a jewelry store vault in the Diamond District overnight, NYC's limits on migrant stays at shelters appear to be freeing up beds, Tolls on the NJ Turnpike & Garden state parkway are about to go up againEpisode • Oct 26, 2023

L.I. bus crash teen survivor thanks doctors who helped her walk againEpisode • Oct 25, 2023

Flu shots could lower risk of Alzeheimer and related dementiasEpisode • Oct 25, 2023

Customer spends the night trapped in a Midtown vault, city breaks ground on first-of-its-kind immigrant research and performing arts center, and former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen faces cross-examination in civil fraud trialEpisode • Oct 25, 2023

Man freed from Midtown vault after door auto-locked last night and trapped him inside. Some NJ school districts cancel Halloween events during school hours. Israeli flag stolen from Hoboken City Hall.Episode • Oct 25, 2023

Michael Cohen testifies against former President Trump at his civil fraud trial, Families and supporters of the hostages being held by Hamas hold a tribute near the U.N., NYC Mayor Adams considers erecting tents in city parks to house migrants, Anti-Semitic flyers have turned up again in ConnecticutEpisode • Oct 25, 2023

Meet the trash-eating shark cleaning up the HudsonEpisode • Oct 24, 2023

More kids are seeking mental health help at the EREpisode • Oct 24, 2023

NYC Council holds a hearing to find out why the city's migrant crisis costs keep rising, New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez pleads not guilty to his latest conspiracy charge, Drug bust at a pizzeria in the Bronx, A Teen is still missing after he was seen jumping into the East RiverEpisode • Oct 24, 2023

The latest developments on the Giglo Beach murder caseEpisode • Oct 23, 2023

Dig into some of the city's best "hidden gem" eateriesEpisode • Oct 23, 2023

Metro-North service resumes after mudslide on the Hudson line, a JetBlue flight tipped backwards after landing at JFK, a rash of break-ins in Mastic Beach is over after suspect confessesEpisode • Oct 23, 2023

More than a dozen people taken into custody at pro-Palestine rally, LI couple's niece taken hostage by Hamas, and Suffolk County police have arrested alleged burglarEpisode • Oct 22, 2023

Over a dozen protesters arrested at Pro-Palestine rally in Brooklyn, anti-Hamas billboard taken down due to complaints in NJ, service suspended on Metro-North's Hudson line due to mudslide, and drone show in Central Park causes backlash from wildlife activistsEpisode • Oct 22, 2023

Protestors demand a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war, New York rolls out a hotline for reporting hate crimes, and an NYPD officer is arrested on drug chargesEpisode • Oct 21, 2023

About 100 people were taken into custody during a pro-Palestinian rally in Midtown, Governor Hochul urged Israel to help get New Yorkers held captive by Hamas released safely, There's a new hotline for hate incidents in New YorkEpisode • Oct 21, 2023

Meet the FDNY firefighter whose bone marrow donation saved a little boyEpisode • Oct 20, 2023

What's being done to free the hostages held by HamasEpisode • Oct 20, 2023

25 migrants found living in single-family home in Rockland County, 2 teenage girls arrested for burglarizing the Chabad of Great Neck, and a crowd rallied in Times Square to demand release of hostages held by HamasEpisode • Oct 20, 2023

Governor Hochul wraps up her visit to Israel, Catholic charities in the city are accepting donations for Israelis and Palestinians, and the NYPD arrests a man who shoved a woman into a moving subway train in MidtownEpisode • Oct 19, 2023

A new study shows the economic effects of caring for elderly parentsEpisode • Oct 19, 2023

The Boss is coming back home to JerseyEpisode • Oct 19, 2023

Nyack to honor 2 police officers killed in 1981 Brinks truck robbery, Billy Joel receives key to hometown of Oyster Bay, Long Island, and Suffolk Co. police search for home invader who assaulted 2 elderly women in separate incidentsEpisode • Oct 19, 2023

Police identify suspect in random Midtown subway attack, Gov. Hochul visits the Western Wall in Jerusalem, and no charges will be filed against driver in deadly Westchester crashEpisode • Oct 19, 2023

A 29 year old woman in critical condition after being pushed onto subway tracks in NYC, New witnesses are talking to attorney for victims in the Gilgo Beach murders, Security in NYC area increases after Hezbollah calls for a day of anger after Gaza hospital attack, Hundreds rallied near the U.N. calling for the safe release of hostages held by HamasEpisode • Oct 19, 2023

A missing Israeli soldier's family pleads for her safe returnEpisode • Oct 18, 2023

Get some pumpkin carving tips from the master himself!Episode • Oct 18, 2023

As the Middle East conflict continues, vigilance and anxiety rise — but the NYPD says there is no evidence of a direct threat against the city, NJ town council makes statement in support of Israel, and the 18-year-old girl fatally struck by the subway yesterday in Queens has been identifiedEpisode • Oct 18, 2023

NYC sets a 60-day limit for migrant families to stay in its shelters, Woman dies after suffering a medical episode and falling in front of a moving train in Queens, FDNY blames a lithium ion battery for an apartment fire in Brooklyn, There's concern on Long Island that there are not enough med students to meet the future demand for primary care doctorsEpisode • Oct 18, 2023

Meet the volunteer who is helping Israelis cope with the threat of missile attacksEpisode • Oct 17, 2023

The unfolding hostage crisis in the MideastEpisode • Oct 17, 2023

Gov. Hochul heads to Israel today, Great Neck resident back home after surviving music festival attack in Israel, and investigation opened into Nyack cheerleaders met with racial tauntsEpisode • Oct 17, 2023

NYC Mayor Adams pledges his support for Israel &Jewish New Yorkers, New Jersey is seeing a rise in anti-Palestinean & anti-Muslim attacks, CT Senator Blumenthal urges congress to approve more military aid for Israel, NYC shuts down 2nd migrant shelterEpisode • Oct 17, 2023

What the Red Cross is doing to help Israel and GazaEpisode • Oct 16, 2023

Meet the new mom who had her wedding at the hospitalEpisode • Oct 16, 2023

A deadly overnight crash in New Jersey leaves multiple killed, a stretch of I-95 in Fairfield County is set to get a makeover, parking costs rise in ManhattanEpisode • Oct 16, 2023

Senator Chuck Schumer speaks from Tel Aviv, Three's Company actor Suzanne Somers dies, and NYPD sergeant hurt in Flatbush incidentEpisode • Oct 15, 2023

Americans and Israelis are having difficulty getting flights home, student at Columbia charged with hate crime, and Queens assemblyman says he doesn't regret getting arrested during a protest outside Senator Schumer's homeEpisode • Oct 15, 2023

Dozens of protesters were arrested near Senator Schumer's home in Brooklyn, Mayor Adams delivered remarks at Temple Emanu-El, and the BQE is closed between Atlantic Ave and Sand StEpisode • Oct 14, 2023

A non-violent pro Palestinian protest took place yesterday in Times Square, assemblyman zohran mamdani and 57 other protesters were arrested near senate majority leader chuck schumer's home in Brooklyn, relatives of people taken hostage by Hamas asked the UN To help free their loved onesEpisode • Oct 14, 2023

Pro Israel and pro Palestine groups are holding simultaneous rallies in Times Square, Baruch college held a rally on campus in support of Palestine, and police around the tri-state area have heightened their security presence out of fear of a protentional disturbance from today's pro Palestine ralliesEpisode • Oct 13, 2023

New York City heightens security measures in anticipation of large-scale protestsEpisode • Oct 13, 2023

A father who believes his son is kidnapped by Hamas pleads for his returnEpisode • Oct 13, 2023

NYC, Long Island, Westchester and NY State prepare for unrest but Gov. Hochul says no credible threats, supporters of both Israel and Palestine protest on college campuses, causing Columbia to seal off its gatesEpisode • Oct 13, 2023

The NYPD is taking extra precautions, police investigating possible bias crime in Brooklyn, the Anti Defamation League's Center on Extremism says calls for violence against Jews, Israelis and Zionists increasedEpisode • Oct 12, 2023

Upper East Side reservist returns to Israel to report for dutyEpisode • Oct 12, 2023

22-year-old victim of music festival massacre saved 2 others before his deathEpisode • Oct 12, 2023

Rockland Co. rep pushes for military airlift for American citizens trapped in Israel, NYPD investigates possible hate crimes across the city, and NYU student loses job offer following anti-Israel messageEpisode • Oct 12, 2023

House republicans call for military airlift of Americans out of Israel, Long Island rabbi's daughter tells dad she'll stay in Jerusalem to help, New monument in Washington Square Park honors victims of a deadly fire over a century ago, Long Island Congressman George Santos vows to fight new charges that he defrauded campaign donors and stole their identitiesEpisode • Oct 12, 2023

14 Americans dead, more among hostages held by HamasEpisode • Oct 11, 2023

Surprise attack at Supernova Music Festival leaves over 260 deadEpisode • Oct 11, 2023

Pro-Israel rally draws large crowd near the U.N., New York's congressional delegation works to free Americans trapped in Israel, and Rep. George Santos faces new charges, including credit card and identity fraudEpisode • Oct 11, 2023

The death toll from the Israel-Hamas war is 1900. NYC adds security to Jewish sites as Mayor Eric Adams urges New Yorkers To Be Vigilant, Local families who have loved ones still missing in Israel ask ask the state department for help, FDNY trainee dies during a physical fitness testEpisode • Oct 11, 2023

Rockland County is stepping up security for the Jewish communityEpisode • Oct 10, 2023

An American family trying to get home from IsraelEpisode • Oct 10, 2023

Americans stranded in Israel face a difficult road homeEpisode • Oct 10, 2023

LI woman awaits news about missing relative in Israel, governor and mayor to attend 'New York Stands with Israel' rally today, and a flight from Tel Aviv lands in JFKEpisode • Oct 10, 2023

Vigil in Queens this afternoon for the Israelis killed in the Hamas attack, Pro-Palestine rally that began outside NYC Israeli Consulate made its way to the UNEpisode • Oct 10, 2023

Security experts are concerned about the safety of Jewish people worldwideEpisode • Oct 9, 2023

Israel's Defense Minister orders a "complete siege" of Gaza as the death toll on both sides climbsEpisode • Oct 9, 2023

Celebrations get underway today for Columbus Day and Indigenous People's Day, and New Yorkers gathered last night at vigil for Israeli victimsEpisode • Oct 9, 2023

The Anti-Defamation League held an emergency briefing on the situation in Israel, the NYPD is monitoring pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protestors in Times Square, and Governor Hochul spoke last night at Simchat Torah services at Albany's Temple IsraelEpisode • Oct 8, 2023

New Yorkers are caught in the conflict between Israel and Palestine, local law enforcement steps up security at houses of worship, and pro-Palestinian activists plan a rally in Times SquareEpisode • Oct 8, 2023

MTA seeks federal government's help in fight against NJ's congestion pricing lawsuit, 13 year old fatally stabbed on SI bus, and 17 year old shot on Avenue MEpisode • Oct 7, 2023

NYC activates flash flood emergency plan thanks to another rainy weekend, the MTA wants to join forces with the feds to fight NJ Gov. Murphy's congestion pricing lawsuit, and one teen fatally stabs another on an MTA bus on Staten IslandEpisode • Oct 7, 2023

Another weekend of rain and risk of flash flooding, a teen boy is stabbed to death on Staten Island, and the Farmingdale band performs for the first time since two of their teachers were killed in a bus crashEpisode • Oct 6, 2023

Meet the opera singing electrician taking Long Island by storm!Episode • Oct 6, 2023

Should you even bother buying a ticket for tomorrow's Powerball drawing?Episode • Oct 6, 2023

Rain on the way again — but nothing as bad as last week. The long, wet summer has created a welcoming environment for stink bugs in CT. The suspect in a Midtown bottle attack has been charged with 3 counts of assault.Episode • Oct 6, 2023

Brooklyn subway shooter sentenced, three individuals involved in Bronx daycare tragedy have been indicted, an arrest made in fatal stabbing of community advocate in BrooklynEpisode • Oct 5, 2023

New details emerge in Sen. Bob Menendez's wife's NJ car accidentEpisode • Oct 5, 2023

Remembering murdered Brooklyn advocate Ryan CarsonEpisode • Oct 5, 2023

NYPD has suspect in custody for fatal stabbing of Brooklyn activist, subway shooter Frank James is in court for his sentencing this afternooon, and Rep. George Santos' former campaign treasurer is set to enter guilty plea for unspecified felony in connection to the campaignEpisode • Oct 5, 2023

Brooklyn subway shooter faces sentencing today, NYPD identifies suspect in stabbing murder of Brooklyn community activist, and state shutters rundown Rockland Co. adult home due to multiple violationsEpisode • Oct 5, 2023

NYC Mayor Adams defends response to storm as he tours areas of outer boros that flooded last week, The MTA warns it will need billions to flood-proof the subways and commuter rails, Officials on Fire Island say they'll need more federal help to shore up its beaches after the recent storms, Toms River NJ wants to overturn settlement agreement NJ & BASF over a superfund siteEpisode • Oct 5, 2023

Fire Island says it needs more sand to replenish beaches, FDNY unveils plaque in honor of fallen EMT Allison Russo, and NY Gov. Hochul announces nearly 1K new legal dispensary licensesEpisode • Oct 4, 2023

LI family files $6M lawsuit against school for failing to address bullying of 16-year-old student, Mayor Adams travels to South America to assess the border crisis, and records show Bob Menendez's wife was behind the wheel of a car that killed a jaywalker in 2018Episode • Oct 4, 2023

By a vote of 216 to 210 -- the House of Representatives ousts Kevin Mccarthy as speaker, NJ Governor Murphy calls the latest congestion pricing plan "fundamentally flawed and unjust", The judge at donald Trump's civil fraud trial places a limited gag order on the former president, NYC Mayor Adams leaves for Latin America to tell migrants there are no 5 star hotels for themEpisode • Oct 4, 2023

Suspect arrested in kidnap of 9 year-old upstate girlEpisode • Oct 3, 2023

Mayor Adams restricts media accessEpisode • Oct 3, 2023

Crossing credit could go into effect for drivers facing double congestion pricing tolls, a second lawsuit filed against Farmingdale High over fatal bus crash, and kidnapped 9-year-old girl found safeEpisode • Oct 3, 2023

The panel overseeing congestion pricing tolling plan met today to discuss possible discounts for certain drivers, Hundreds of businesses across NYS agree to hire thousands of migrants, NYC Mayor Adams will visit Mexico & other countries this week to get a look at the route migrants take to get here, NJ Senator Bob Menenez's bribery and corruption trial is set for May 6th, 2024Episode • Oct 3, 2023

Opening statements today in civil case against former President TrumpEpisode • Oct 2, 2023

There's a reason why NYC keeps floodingEpisode • Oct 2, 2023

A pill to replace a workout? It could soon be a reality.Episode • Oct 2, 2023

MTA officials meet about congestion pricing exemptions, Gov. Hochul announces nearly 400 employers will hire Venezuelan asylum seekers, a fundraiser for the Farmingdale high school students who were hurt in last month's bus crash will be held on Wednesday in Nassau CountyEpisode • Oct 2, 2023

Trump stands trial today at the Manhattan Supreme Court in civil fraud case, The clean up continues in Mamaroneck following Friday's epic flooding, East Rockaway residents want drainage system fixed following flooding caused by Friday's stormsEpisode • Oct 2, 2023

The Mets announce that they have parted ways with Buck Showalter, Mayor Adams updated New Yorkers on possible air quality concerns, and the power has been restored to Woodhull Hospital after an electrical system faliureEpisode • Oct 2, 2023

Congress voted to prevent government shutdown, Connecticut senator said that Stopgap spending bill averted "catastrophic crisis," Congressman Jamaal Bowman says pulling fire alarm in the House during voting was an accident, and swim portion of NYC Triathlon cancelled due to water quality concernsEpisode • Oct 1, 2023

After days of rain Park Slope is still flooded, the Brooklyn Borough President says the city didn't do enough to warn New Yorkers about the weather, and two people were killed in Washington HeightsEpisode • Sep 30, 2023

New Yorkers complain about the lack of warning for the storm, Borough President Antonio Reynoso calls on Mayor Adams and Governor Hochul to improve notifications about weather emergencies to residents, More than 200 flights into JFK Have been cancelled, including 55 so far today because of yesterday's heavy rains.Episode • Sep 30, 2023

Heavy rain is still battering our area, major roads are flooded across the city and Long Island, and the MTA is beginning to restore subway serviceEpisode • Sep 29, 2023

Merriam-Webster adds 'riz', 'thrist trap' and other new words to dictionaryEpisode • Sep 29, 2023

Heavy rainfall, high tide, and ground saturation raise concerns in areas prone to flooding. WCBS is keeping an eye on the rain in the tri-state from the Weather Center, Long Island, and Westchester.Episode • Sep 29, 2023

New York is under a flood watch, the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel reopens after a truck was stuck for five hours, a goodbye to a beloved Farmingdale teacherEpisode • Sep 28, 2023

L.I. woman is a breast cancer previvor - Her message for all womenEpisode • Sep 28, 2023

Harrowing commute for a driver who had a deer encounter in NJ, ghost gun operation found in licensed East Harlem daycare, and funeral services this morning for Farmingdale band director killed in last week's bus crashEpisode • Sep 28, 2023

Prosecutors say DNA from accused Gilgo Beach serial killer matches DNA on a pizza crust that linked him to one of the victims, NJ Senator Bob Menendez & his wife plead not guilty in NYC court, NYPD finds ghost guns and fentanyl inside a Harlem daycare that they believe was serving as a drug frontEpisode • Sep 28, 2023

LI woman goes viral for documenting her wedding prep on Tik TokEpisode • Sep 27, 2023

First in the nation mobile stroke unit comes to NYCEpisode • Sep 27, 2023

DNA links alleged Gilgo Beach killer to victimEpisode • Sep 27, 2023

Sen. Cory Booker joins those calling on Bob Menendez to resign, suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer has a court date in Riverhead today, and CT police report rash of car thefts in driveways and parking lotsEpisode • Sep 27, 2023

NYC defends a new rule that limits the amount of time migrants can spend in homeless shelters, NYS Supreme Court considers shutting down a Rockland County home crammed with 34 migrants, NJ Senator Corey Booker calls on fellow democrat Bob menendez to resign from the senate, Wakes were held for Farmingdale High School's band director and chaperone todayEpisode • Sep 27, 2023

L.I. Football kicker makes historyEpisode • Sep 26, 2023

Why every New Yorker should carry NaloxoneEpisode • Sep 26, 2023

Rainy weather persists, counseling available to LI high school students following deadly bus crash, and NJ school district wants to search students' phones as part of anti cyber-bullying planEpisode • Sep 26, 2023

NJ Senator Bob Menendez refuses to resign after being charged with bribery, NYPD arrest 3rd person involved in fentanyl daycare death in the Bronx, Bus company involved in fatal Orange County crash failed inspectionsEpisode • Sep 26, 2023

Why your COVID shot appointment got cancelledEpisode • Sep 25, 2023

Bald eagle population soars in NYC and Long IslandEpisode • Sep 25, 2023

Connecticut grapples with new waves of migrants, Sen. Bob Menendez expected to speak after indictment, tri-state hit with rain from waning OpheliaEpisode • Sep 25, 2023

Rainfall from tropical storm Ophelia continues in NYC, thousands participate in Tunnel to Towers 5k, and today marks the start of one free bus route per borough for the next yearEpisode • Sep 24, 2023

MTA is offering a free bus route in each borough and 3 hospitalized after apartment fire in BrooklynEpisode • Sep 24, 2023

Tropical Storm Ophelia sends heavy rain and wind our way, Global Citizen Festival takes over Central Park, and a house explodes in West MilfordEpisode • Sep 23, 2023

Tropical storm Ophelia is ashore in North Carolina bringing heavy rain and high surf warnings, Ophelia is causing flood advisories in some parts of the tri-state area, A home in New Jersey exploded last night and sent 5 people to the hospitalEpisode • Sep 23, 2023

A new record label for musicians with disabilitiesEpisode • Sep 22, 2023

Gold bars, hidden cash: NJ Senator Bob Menendez indicted on bribery chargesEpisode • Sep 22, 2023

Developing storm off East Coast to bring heavy rains, possible coastal flooding to parts of the tri-state area. Investigation into what caused deadly bus crash in Orange Co. continues as Farmingdale community mourns the loss of beloved band leader and chaperone.Episode • Sep 22, 2023

A fatal bus crash in Orange County devastates the Farmingdale community, a court update on the Bronx daycare tragedy, and Clarktown police uncover illegal flop houses for migrantsEpisode • Sep 22, 2023

Best-selling novelists launch a lawsuit against OpenAIEpisode • Sep 21, 2023

President Biden grants temporary legal status to hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrantsEpisode • Sep 21, 2023

White House gives Venezuelan migrants green light to work, NYC school bus drivers reach tentative deal to avoid strike, and disturbing online videos prompt removal of LI teacher and district investigationEpisode • Sep 21, 2023

The NYPD finds fentanyl at a Queens home where a child lives, A grand jury will consider the Bronx case where a baby died of fentanyl poisoning, A father and son who caused a deadly adult home fire in Spring Valley avoid prison timeEpisode • Sep 21, 2023

Brookhaven to NYC: give us the historical statues you want to removeEpisode • Sep 20, 2023

Amount of fentanyl found in Bronx daycare enough to "take out greater part of the metropolitan area"Episode • Sep 20, 2023

Father and son rabbis sentenced to probation in fatal Spring Valley nursing home fire. Suffolk Co. police arrest a man who allegedly pepper sprayed Marshalls shoppers. Grand jury will meet tomorrow to pursue case against those accused of causing a toddler's fatal overdose at a Bronx daycare.Episode • Sep 20, 2023

Police recover Aston Martin carjacked in Westport over the weekend, feds file charges against Bronx daycare owner and tenant where child died of fentynal exposure, and angry Staten Island residents block bus transporting migrants to new shelter, 10 taken into custodyEpisode • Sep 20, 2023

Two people arrested in connection with Bronx daycare center opiod death, Bronx man shot in the head, MTA logged more than 4 million riders on subways last week, Newark struggling to fill open crossing guard positions, and suspect under arrest in triple stabbing in the BronxEpisode • Sep 20, 2023

2 People arrested for the overdose death of a baby at a Bronx daycare face federal drug charges, 3 Teens stabbed outside a Brooklyn high school, NYC's War on rats will soon include mandatory trash bins for every business,Episode • Sep 20, 2023

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is in New YorkEpisode • Sep 19, 2023

The best dishes at NYC's newest restaurantsEpisode • Sep 19, 2023

31 migrants crammed inside Rockland County "death trap", climate change protestors rally in NYC ahead of UN General Assembly, and Long Island synagogues receive bomb threats during Rosh HashanahEpisode • Sep 19, 2023

The NYPD arrests more than 100 climate protestors on Wall Street, Southampton scrambles to replenish its beaches after Hurricane Lee washed a lot of sand away, Days after a baby dies from fentanyl exposure at a Bronx daycare cops search for daycare owner's husband,Episode • Sep 19, 2023

Fall weather outlookEpisode • Sep 18, 2023

Native lawns that only need to be mowed twice a yearEpisode • Sep 18, 2023

Manhattan traffic gridlock all day, beaches on Long Island dealing with storm damages, NYPD searches for a 3rd person in Bronx day care deathEpisode • Sep 18, 2023

UN General Assembly in NYC this week, Bronx daycare owner charged with murder, Racial slurs at a Long Island High School football gameEpisode • Sep 18, 2023

A march to end fossil fuels took place in Manhattan ahead of the United Nations climate ambition summit taking place next week, President Biden is flying into the city tonight to address the United Nations general assembly next week, and a new law went into effect today that requires business' to be transparent about pay wagesEpisode • Sep 17, 2023

Fentanyl expoure led to death of a 1 year old at a Bronx daycare center, strong winds at Long Island and Jersey Shore beacges, beachgoers in Seaside Heights, New Jersey could face fines if they go into the water without a lifeguardEpisode • Sep 16, 2023

A one year old boy died after ingesting suspected fentanyl at a Bronx daycare, Lee is now a post-tropical cyclone heading to coastal Maine and Nova Scotia, Post-tropical cyclone Lee is hampering search efforts for a missing man who's boat capsized in Manasquan Inlet in New JerseyEpisode • Sep 16, 2023

A child is dead and three others injured after an incident at a daycare in the Bronx, Hurricane Lee won't make landfall in our area but we will feel its effects, and anti-migrant protestors demonstrated at the Roosevelt HotelEpisode • Sep 15, 2023

Think you love Costco? This NY couple has you beatEpisode • Sep 15, 2023

Pig kidney worked in human body for 2 monthsEpisode • Sep 15, 2023

Hurricane Lee close enough to churn the ocean, trigger high surf and dangerous rip currents, LI football coach indicted in drug trafficking ring, and bystanders caught in the crossfire in two Bronx neighborhoods yesterdayEpisode • Sep 15, 2023

Long Island prepares for Hurricane Lee, the New York City Council proposes a new plan to prevent e-bike battery fires, and the NYPD tightens security for the UN General AssemblyEpisode • Sep 14, 2023

Golf courses oppose NY legislation that would ban certain pesticidesEpisode • Sep 14, 2023

Push to make 9/11 a federal holidayEpisode • Sep 14, 2023

Hurricane Lee not due to make landfall here, but LI beaches aren't taking any chances, Aaron Rodgers' injury sparks debate surrounding safety of turf fields, and a little boy dies in a fall from a high-rise building in NJEpisode • Sep 14, 2023

Former NYC Buildings Commish Eric Ulrich pleads not guilty to bribery charges, NYC starts rushing through the paperwork to figure out which migrants are eligible for jobs, Estranged wife of the accused Gilgo Beach serial killer wants all his guns back, The MTA runs out of glass as it tries to replace the 78 subway train windows damaged by vandals early this morningEpisode • Sep 14, 2023

How climate change is affecting fall leaf peepingEpisode • Sep 13, 2023

Long Island nurse first again with new Covid vaccineEpisode • Sep 13, 2023

Travelers stranded at JFK due to cancellations and delays, migrants using children to pickpocket tourists in Times Square, and NYPD officer shot dead suspect armed with a knife in the BronxEpisode • Sep 13, 2023

Soggy start to the day, but a flood watch has been lifted for most of the area. Erosion threatens homes in Middlesex Co., NJ. Sloths on LI may be getting high by pet shop owner ignoring court orders to shut downEpisode • Sep 13, 2023

Pickup truck hits & kills woman pushing a stroller in Brooklyn --Baby survives, The Jets might be jinxed, Officials in NY trying to get job authorization for migrants, NY judge considers moving Trump hush money case to new dateEpisode • Sep 13, 2023

NY biz groups press Congress to change asylum work ruleEpisode • Sep 12, 2023

Jets QB Aaron Rodgers suffers season ending injuryEpisode • Sep 12, 2023

Westchester man rescued from cave in Turkey, Jets fans react to Aaron Rodgers injury, and new poll shows New Yorkers attitudes to the city's migrant crisisEpisode • Sep 12, 2023

Families of 9/11 victims gather in lower Manhattan and Long Island on this 22nd anniversary of the attacks, NYC Mayor Adams orders more budget cuts because of soaring cost of the migrant crisis, Judge rules NYS's new ethics commission is unconstitutional because it's too independent, Flood warnings for parts of the Tri-State as heavy storms hit areaEpisode • Sep 12, 2023

A 9/11 organization continues to help those in needEpisode • Sep 11, 2023

The evolving threat of terrorismEpisode • Sep 11, 2023

Mourners gather at 9/11 Memorial for reading of the names, Point Lookout Beach among other locations holding ceremonies, thousands volunteer nationwide on National Day of ServiceEpisode • Sep 11, 2023

The town of Huntington held a memorial service for members of the community who were lost on 9/11, the fight continues twenty-two years later for those suffering from 9/11 related illness's... And donors turned up yesterday at the Farmingville fire department in Long Island for a blood drive in memory of a 25-year-old man who was killed in a hit-and-run crash earlier this yearEpisode • Sep 10, 2023

The Labor Day parade rolls through New York, a violent night in Manhattan leaving multiple injured, Nassau policeEpisode • Sep 9, 2023

Drivers can't get from Rockland to Westchester over the Tappan Zee/Cuomo Bridge due tot the thruway closure, Strong thunderstorms swept across the tri-state area knocking down trees and branches, damaging homes and cars, The storms led to power outages was affecting thousands and caused flight delays and cancellationsEpisode • Sep 9, 2023

Homeowner injured after tree fell through skylight, school bus strike in NYC weeks away, NYC medical examiner has identified two more victims of the 9/11 terror attack, two 2001 Mets players visit Queens firehouse ahead of 9/11 anniversary, and African American drivers are 4 to 5 more times likely to be pulled over by cops in Suffolk CountyEpisode • Sep 8, 2023

NJ Gator trappedEpisode • Sep 8, 2023

How to stop your car from collecting data on youEpisode • Sep 8, 2023

Queens lawmaker wants state to take ownership of NYC's migrant crisisEpisode • Sep 8, 2023

Heat advisory remains in effect until 6 p.m., business leader shares insight into Adams' warnings about the migrant crisis, and advocates call on Suffolk Co. police to stop unjust traffic stopsEpisode • Sep 8, 2023

Storms enter the picture as the heat retreats, crews try to rescue Westchester man stuck in a cave in Turkey, and Jets and Giants fans are pumped heading into the new NFL season — but will Spectrum and Disney resolve their cable dispute by Monday's Jets game?Episode • Sep 8, 2023

Investigators solve a cold case in New Jersey, the Justice Department's report on veteran care facilities report, and a new bill in Albany tackles transfer of migrants between communitiesEpisode • Sep 8, 2023

Tourists flocking back to NYCEpisode • Sep 7, 2023

Jawn, nepo baby & shower orange make Dictionary.com new word listEpisode • Sep 7, 2023

Heat and humidity will continue into the weekend, NJ police have made an arrest in the 1984 cold-case murder of 'Baby Mary,' and the city will allow 500 tenured teachers to change schools to teach English to newly enrolled migrant studentsEpisode • Sep 7, 2023

Heat advisory extended through tomorrow. NYC public schools welcome students back today. LI and suburban schools get creative to keep students and teachers cool.Episode • Sep 7, 2023

Outdoor workers finding ways to beat the heat, Extreme temperatures at the U.S. Open impact games and fans, A man arrested for beating of elderly woman at subway station, NJ adds t2 black bear hunts, and Electric Zoo festival cancelled due to main stage safety issuesEpisode • Sep 6, 2023

New COVID shot expected next weekEpisode • Sep 6, 2023

Increasing staffing at nursing homesEpisode • Sep 6, 2023

New Yorkers try to beat the heat as high temps and sticky humidity persist, and Long Island residents tire of mischievous kids "ding-dong ditching"Episode • Sep 6, 2023

The next 2 days is going to be a scorcher here in the Tri-State as kids head back to school, A judge in Westchester vacates the 1976 rape conviction of a man who was cleared by DNA evidence, Fatal crash kills pedestrians in Queens, Cyclist in Manhattan hits elderly woman and leaves the sceneEpisode • Sep 6, 2023

Despite push, NYC office occupancy rates remain lowEpisode • Sep 5, 2023

Ideal family size is larger than the U.S. birthrate suggestsEpisode • Sep 5, 2023

Heat advisories are in effect in New Jersey and NYC, a Westchester man who spent 7 years in prison is exonerated, and NYC cracks down on subway surfingEpisode • Sep 5, 2023

Heat advisories are in effect around the city, Long Island students head back to school, and new LIRR schedules start this morningEpisode • Sep 5, 2023

Collision between 2 boats in Long island's great South Bay claims lives of couple, There are Rip current alerts this Labor Day at New Jersey, NYC and Long Island beaches, New LIRR schedules go into effect tomorrow,Episode • Sep 4, 2023

Migrant families told to leave Bronx shelter to make room for more asylum seekers, Atlantic City mayor against talks of turning airport buildings into migrant housing, and a raccoon gets stuck in a StarbucksEpisode • Sep 3, 2023

A Brooklyn gas station shooting leaves 1 man dead, an NYPD cruiser hits moped rider in the Bronx, and government officials recommend the airport in Atlantic City as possible migrant housing siteEpisode • Sep 3, 2023

A brief reprieve in the potential NYC school bus stirke, SI borough president raises concerns over the possibility of unvaccinated migrant children attending school, and scammers pose as election workers in Nassau CountyEpisode • Sep 2, 2023

14 million Americans take to the skies this Labor Day weekend, New York State Police add more sobriety checkpoints to combat drunk driving over the holiday, and Connecticut police warn locals about illegal street takeovers by dirt bikes and ATVsEpisode • Sep 2, 2023

City reportedly avoids a school bus strike for now, Mayor Adams insists NYPD use of drones will not be too invasive, and millions hit the roads and skies for the long Labor Day weekendEpisode • Sep 2, 2023

New York City officials are finalizing their school security plans ahead of the start of the upcoming school year, the NTSB and FAA are in South Brunswick investigating yesterday's helicopter crash into a canal near the Princeton Airport, and all Long Island beaches have reopened to swimmers after yesterday's rip current threatEpisode • Sep 1, 2023

Two years since Ida, have things improved?Episode • Sep 1, 2023

Can Siri or Alexa provide assistance for performing CPR?Episode • Sep 1, 2023

Getaway day for thousands in the area, messy summer traffic in the Hamptons, and Westchester taking steps to limit plastic waste from to-go containersEpisode • Sep 1, 2023

Swimming remains off limits at LI ocean beaches — but that could change later this morning, millions of travelers are already on the road for the long Labor Day weekend, and a helicopter pilot is dead following a crash in NJEpisode • Sep 1, 2023

Helicopter pilot killed in South Brunswick crash, drones will respond to security calls during J'Ouvert celebrations, and Labor Day weekend travel is already hereEpisode • Sep 1, 2023

NYC officials ask federal government to fast-track work permits for migrants, Suffolk County crash leaves one dead and two injured, and the NYPD preps security plans for big crowds expected at this weekend's J'Ouvert celebrationsEpisode • Aug 31, 2023

Narcan to be sold over-the-counter starting next weekEpisode • Aug 31, 2023

There's a reason pumpkin spice is so popularEpisode • Aug 31, 2023

Swimming banned at Long Island's ocean beaches due to effects of Hurricane Franklin, Westchester beaches closed following concerns about water contamination, and Gov. Hochul said White House is on board to help with the migrant crisisEpisode • Aug 31, 2023

Hurricane Idalia moves through Georgia, an off-duty NYPD officer was shot in the leg, and hundreds of migrant students have enrolled in NYC schoolsEpisode • Aug 30, 2023

LI woman saves husband's life with kidney donationEpisode • Aug 30, 2023

What to know about "quiet firing"Episode • Aug 30, 2023

Hurricane Idalia now on the brink of making landfall in Florida, one lane of traffic opened in Times Square after yesterday's water main break, and a woman shoved onto the subway tracks at Chambers street stationEpisode • Aug 30, 2023

Hurricane Idalia is upgraded to a Category 2 storm, Mayor Adams criticizes Governor Hochul's response to the asylum crisis, an 11 year old boy on the Lower East Side undergoes surgery after a dog attackEpisode • Aug 29, 2023

It only takes one bite of a weed gummy to send a child to the hospitalEpisode • Aug 29, 2023

How the temperature of your bedroom affects your sleepEpisode • Aug 29, 2023

Subways and streets close after a water main breaks in Times Square, a family is killed on the Upper West Side in an apparent murder-suicide, and an alligator has been spotted in a small New Jersey lakeEpisode • Aug 29, 2023

Police investigate a potential murder-suicide on the Upper West Side, Suspect arraigned in murder case of NJ councilwoman, NYC plans ahead of a potential school bus driver strikeEpisode • Aug 29, 2023

The NYPD stepped up security at Flushing Meadow for the US Open, The man accused of killing Sayreville Councilwoman Eunice Dumfour in February was in court today, NJ Officials released new details about a police-involved shooting that occurred at the home SundayEpisode • Aug 28, 2023

Idalia sets her sights on FloridaEpisode • Aug 28, 2023

Could the U.S. Open do more for Queens?Episode • Aug 28, 2023

Jersey City police killed a mentally ill man, 5 people arrested at Gracie Mansion migrant protest, Harlem's first marijuana dispensary opensEpisode • Aug 28, 2023

LIRR adding more stops to US Open and Citi Field, Bronx woman found dead with gunshot wounds, and report says 40% of CUNY student are food insecureEpisode • Aug 28, 2023

F and M lines rerouted until spring, Hunter College uses free food pantry to battle food insecurity on campus, and Curtis Sliwa arrested at protest calling on Mayor Adams to house migrants on Rikers IslandEpisode • Aug 27, 2023

Bronx man died after NYPD officer threw a cooler at his motorcycle, 2 stabbings on subway this weekend, Lionel Messi's MLS debutEpisode • Aug 27, 2023

A fatal stabbing in the Bronx, Staten Island residents protest use of a former school to house migrants, nearly 20,000 migrant kids enroll in city schoolsEpisode • Aug 26, 2023

A Staten Island judge has blocked the city from using a former school as a new shelter to house migrants, Westchester county is trying to wean residents off single use plastics, and in an effort to improve the water supply Suffolk County is removing a dangerous chemical from the tapEpisode • Aug 25, 2023

Messi-Mania comes to New Jersey tomorrow!Episode • Aug 25, 2023

Meet the New Jersey realtor whose helping keep Black families in their homesEpisode • Aug 25, 2023

Officials made significant progress to remove a dangerous chemical from tap water in Suffolk County, Concerns are growing about how the city will handle the influx in migrant children, Westchester County reminds food businesses and residents of the new law on single-use plastic utensilsEpisode • Aug 25, 2023

The inbound upper level of the George Washington Bridge has reopened following a fire that shut it down for hours, an NYPD sergeant who threw a cooler at a suspect on a scooter has been suspended without pay, Drew Barrymore's accused stalker is in custody in the HamptonsEpisode • Aug 25, 2023

Gov Hochul announces new plan to expedite work authorization for asylum seekers, Mayor Adams looks to house migrants at state-run sites in Suffolk County, and police investigate an undercover drug bust in the Bronx causing 1 deathEpisode • Aug 24, 2023

The city's rat population is on the rise - but so is the feral cat populationEpisode • Aug 24, 2023

The "Little Shop of Kindness" that's helping the city's asylum seekers feel more at homeEpisode • Aug 24, 2023

A deadly crash shuts down southbound lanes of Whitestone Expressway in Queens, A man is charged with murdering a Brooklyn woman with a hammer, Another man was stabbed multiple times overnight on a 1 train and is now recoveringEpisode • Aug 24, 2023

A mother is dead and her children critically injured after being attacked with a hammer, the woman who left her daughter with a stranger has been charged with child endangerment, and the Archbishop of New York says people should be more compassionate to migrantsEpisode • Aug 23, 2023

Reported bear sightings in our area are upEpisode • Aug 23, 2023

Popular new Brooklyn bookstore focuses on romance novelsEpisode • Aug 23, 2023

An astronaut from Baldwin Long Island will soon blast offEpisode • Aug 23, 2023

Collision near Tillary St causes major backups on the BQE in both directions and LI murder suspect opens fire on detectives, hits 3-year-old neighbor in the abdomenEpisode • Aug 23, 2023

Missing 5 year old Queens girl has been found, 7 Year old boy is expected to make a full recovery after he was attacked by a bear in Westchester, Former Suffolk County Police Chief James Burke is under arrest for alledgedly soliciting a sex worker at a parkEpisode • Aug 23, 2023

Congressman George Santos on WCBSEpisode • Aug 22, 2023

A shooting at a party in Long Island, the Biden administration leases Floyd Bennett Field to house migrants, New York AG investigating medical services provider DocGo for mistreatment of migrantsEpisode • Aug 22, 2023

The Feds approve a plan to set up a migrant shelter in Brooklyn, The driver who slammed into 7 pedestrians in Midtown last night may have had a psychotic episode, Man accused of stabbing an EMT Mount Sinai Hospital last month is indicted on attempted murder charges, Group looking to raise awareness about fentanyl crisis puts up billboard in Times SquareEpisode • Aug 22, 2023

What to know about recent flesh-eating bacteria deaths in NY, CTEpisode • Aug 21, 2023

Inside the Facing Fentanyl event in Times SquareEpisode • Aug 21, 2023

7 pedestrians hit on crosswalk near Herald Square, Eric Adams visiting Israel, MTA riders react to the fare increaseEpisode • Aug 21, 2023

LI student's slate cleaned after suspension for helping non-students enter the school, critics say an intervention program for cops accused of misconduct is not working, and police investigate possible anti-Semitic crimes in BrooklynEpisode • Aug 20, 2023

Body found in a shopping cart in the Bronx, More than 100 NYPD officers flagged for potential misconduct, Attack on J train in BushwickEpisode • Aug 20, 2023

An apartment fire killed a woman in Queens, MTA fares go up tomorrow, and a state judge has blocked New York's marijuana dispensary licensing programEpisode • Aug 19, 2023

A young woman was killed in an apartment fire in Queens, Police are searching for two anti-Semitic attackers on CITI bikes, A crash in Brooklyn left an 18-year-old deadEpisode • Aug 19, 2023

A driver caused a chain-reaction crash in south Bronx last night, Riders will pay more for trains, subways and buses starting tomorrow, Parents of disabled students worry about a potential school bus driver strikeEpisode • Aug 19, 2023

NYC considers housing migrants in a former jail, a 9-1-1 dispatcher is credited with saving a young boy's life, and school bus drivers could strike before the beginning of the fall semesterEpisode • Aug 18, 2023

Why sharks may have friendsEpisode • Aug 18, 2023

NJ teen 'cleans up' with car detailing businessEpisode • Aug 18, 2023

Strong storms move through the area, city suggests the shuttered Metropolitan Corectional Center as housing for migrants, and MTA fare hikes go into effect on Sunday for the LIRR, Metro-North, subway, and busesEpisode • Aug 18, 2023

Uber and Lyft drivers protested against congestion pricing plan outside MTA headquarters, NJ residents will get 2020 anchor property tax relief checks months sooner, 9/11 families angry over plea deal to spare the attack's plottersEpisode • Aug 17, 2023

What's red, white & black and turning up all over?Episode • Aug 17, 2023

NYC boy selling lemonade to raise money for Hawaii fire victimsEpisode • Aug 17, 2023

Rallies, hearings, and more over congestion pricing, Nassau Co. rejects proposal from Queens borough president to turn Nassau Coliseum into migrant shelter, and NYC rolls out plan to convert empty office buildings into affordable housingEpisode • Aug 17, 2023

Body of missing child with autism found in Brooklyn waters behind Ikea, 13 arrested at protest against Queens migrant shelter, and LI resident has died from rare flesh-eating bacteria that also killed 2 CT residentsEpisode • Aug 17, 2023

Mayor Adams responses to governor's letter criticizing NYC's response to migrant issue, NYC taking different approach to how they're dealing with migrants housed at Creedmoor, Nassau Police file charges against person waving gun at drivers in BellmoreEpisode • Aug 17, 2023

The Material Girl turns 65Episode • Aug 16, 2023

What's behind the Long Island home spending spree?Episode • Aug 16, 2023

LI lifeguards team with NYU Langone to improve shark attack response, Nassau Co. police officer strikes armed woman with his patrol car after she opened fire at a busy intersection, and a Lower Manhattan police chase leaves a bicyclist in critical conditionEpisode • Aug 16, 2023

Suffolk County Long Island has new way to report hate crimes, NJ sues 3 school districts in Monmouth County over a controversial rule involving transgender students, The Accused Gilgo Beach serial killer is taken off suicide watchEpisode • Aug 16, 2023

Non-alcoholic craft brews that hit the spotEpisode • Aug 15, 2023

More dead whales washing up on Tri-state area shoresEpisode • Aug 15, 2023

Former President Trump is indicted in Georgia, the driver charged with hitting and killing several family members in Massapequa will be in court today, and the panhandler accused of stabbing a man is under arrestEpisode • Aug 15, 2023

New report shows Long Island leads NY when it comes to fatal traffic accidents, New York City school bus drivers may go on strike, Some New Jersey families are staying at hotels and apartments paid for by the city after their buildings were condemned, NYPD looking for UES synagogue vandelEpisode • Aug 15, 2023

Challenges remain 20 years since the Northeast blackoutEpisode • Aug 14, 2023

Maui resident organizes supply drive for wildfire victimsEpisode • Aug 14, 2023

A fatal crash in Long Island leaves a family grieving, Suspect at large in a subway stabbing, the ADL condemns fake threats to synagoguesEpisode • Aug 14, 2023

A new COVID variant is on the rise in NYC, an unidentified man was fatally slashed in the neck in Chinatown, and a crash on the Major Deegan Expressway leaves one dead and one critically injuredEpisode • Aug 13, 2023

The Dominican Day parade brightens NYC, Governor Hochul meets with Interior Dept to discuss temporary housing for migrants, Staten Island residents protest emergency migrant sheltersEpisode • Aug 13, 2023

Governor Hochul directs state agencies to be on high alert with severe weather warnings across the Tri-State area, four people have died in a car crash on Long Island...the latest victim being a six year old girl, and mourners gather at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark to remember the life of New Jersey Lieutenant Governor Sheila OliverEpisode • Aug 12, 2023

93 year old woman dies in Queens house fire, teen accused of killing dancer pleads not gulty, MTA determines possible cause of last week's LIRR derailment in Queens, state funeral held for NJ Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver.Episode • Aug 12, 2023

Rex Heuermann's wife and children announce that they plan to sue law enforcement for damages done to their home while police were conducting a search, the teenager accused in the fatal stabbing of dancer O'Shae Sibley in Brooklyn pleads not guilty to murder and hate crime charges, and New York City is upping shark patrols on the beaches after a woman was attacked in the Rockaways on MondayEpisode • Aug 11, 2023

Stamford sends volunteers to aid Hawaii wildfire victims, NY AG declines to represent state in legal dispute over city's right-to-shelter law, and jury awards $35M to LI family of man killed by police 15 years agoEpisode • Aug 11, 2023

Escaped inmate tied towels together to sneak out of hospital window, Mayor Adams meets with White House officials to discuss NYC migrant crisis, and a 20-year LIRR employee in trouble for working multiple jobsEpisode • Aug 11, 2023

Nassau County launches new bias incident hotline to combat hate crimes, Mayor Adams meets with White House advisor on NYC migrant crisis, and CT officials warn locals about an invasive wormEpisode • Aug 10, 2023

Social Security cuts could be coming by 2033Episode • Aug 10, 2023

FBI kills man who posted threats online against BidenEpisode • Aug 10, 2023

Airfares starting to coolEpisode • Aug 10, 2023

Federal hearing today to decide control of Rikers Island jail, Mayor Adams to meet with White House aide regarding migrant crisis, and CT law aims to bring back disappearing horseshoe crabsEpisode • Aug 10, 2023

Mayor Adams addresses the growing migrant crisis and potential cost of 12B, Judge orders cheek swab from Gilgo Beach suspect, 2 NY beaches reopen after being closed by shark sightingsEpisode • Aug 10, 2023

Meeting the needs of migrant students in NYCEpisode • Aug 9, 2023

Long Island shark updateEpisode • Aug 9, 2023

Queens Village residents protest plans for new migrants shelter, Orange Co. residents receive relief from July flooding, and NYPD arrests 16-year-old girl accused of anti-Asian subway attack last weekEpisode • Aug 9, 2023

Two NY beaches close due to sharks, O'Shea Sibley laid to rest, NJ Bar sued by patron, Mayor Adams figures out how to educate asylum seekers this fallEpisode • Aug 9, 2023

NJ mom fights for better school bus safetyEpisode • Aug 8, 2023

Shark attack at Rockaway BeachEpisode • Aug 8, 2023

Rockaway Beach is closed after a woman was bitten by a shark, Nassau County residents will soon be able to text 911, and New Jersey cracks down on 'boom' carsEpisode • Aug 8, 2023

A woman was bitten by a shark at Rockaway Beach, New Jersey union workers are joining the fight against congestion pricing, and a court hearing this week will decide the fate of Rikers IslandEpisode • Aug 8, 2023

Tri-State area could be in for some severe thunderstorms this evening & parts of New Jersey are under a tornado watch, In a span of just over 14 hours, five people on Long Island were killed in traffic accidents, There will be services this week to honor NJ's late LT. Governor Sheila Oliver, Dollar Tree storee in Queens infested with ratsEpisode • Aug 8, 2023

More parents are helping their adult children buy homesEpisode • Aug 7, 2023

Calling all monster huntersEpisode • Aug 7, 2023

3 dead, 5 injured in horrific Long Island crash, 'turf' war in New Jersey over athletic fields, NYPD searches for Union Square riot suspectsEpisode • Aug 7, 2023

Drivers react to new toll increases on MTA bridges and tunnels, migrants moved to Brooklyn rec centers for housing, and police investigate a marine explosion in Stony Brook that injured twoEpisode • Aug 6, 2023

Migrants housed at McCarren Park, Mayor Adams comments on Union Square riot, Vigil held for Brooklyn stabbing victimEpisode • Aug 6, 2023

MTA bridge and tunnel fares go up starting tomorrow, Mayor Adams speaks out on riot over free game consoles, and Connecticut teen arrested for fatally stabbing 15 year oldEpisode • Aug 5, 2023

Teenager charged with hate crime for fatally stabbing dancer O'Shea Sibley, NYC crime has fallen for seventh month in a row, social media influencer charged with inciting a riot at Union SquareEpisode • Aug 5, 2023

NYPD shot and killed a knife-wielding man on Roosevelt Island, Influencer charged with inciting a riot, Fire Island remains identifiedEpisode • Aug 5, 2023

A huge crowd takes over Union Square to try and get free gaming consoles, Suffolk County officials identify another Gilgo Beach victim, and the MTA aims to restore full LIRR service by MondayEpisode • Aug 4, 2023

L.I. little league softball players are headed to the World SeriesEpisode • Aug 4, 2023

"Jane Doe No. 7," Another Gilgo Beach victim is identifiedEpisode • Aug 4, 2023

Repairs continue following yesterday's LIRR derailment in Queens, nurses strike at Robert Wood Johnson Hospital, and Suffolk DA expected to speak on Gilgo Beach murder casesEpisode • Aug 4, 2023

13 people injured in LIRR derailment, plainclothes police will crack down on people not paying bus fare, family remembers NJ dad who drowned while trying to save his childrenEpisode • Aug 4, 2023

The Oppenheimer of BarbieEpisode • Aug 3, 2023

Blue Zones come to BrooklynEpisode • Aug 3, 2023

Central Park among locations considered to house migrants, City Council votes today on the future of outdoor dining, and Stamford calls for safety improvements following crash that killed reverendEpisode • Aug 3, 2023

Police are investigating after an off duty NYPD officer and his father were both found shot to death Wednesday afternoon in the Bronx, NYC says all "options are on the table" as they look for places to house incoming aslyum seekers, NYC Council will likely vote Thursday to make outdoor dining permanentEpisode • Aug 2, 2023

10 pedestrians injured when stolen SUV mounts sidewalk in midtown, Mayor Adams considers housing migrants on Randall's Island, Westchester fights lanternflies with vacuumsEpisode • Aug 2, 2023

Former President Trump has been indicted for trying to overturn the 2020 election result, Prosecutors announce no new charges against accused Gilgo beach serial killer Rex Heuermann, A Long Island baby is dead after her grandmother accidentallly left her in the back of a hot car for 8 hours, NJ Lieutenant Governor Sheilia oliver has died following recent health strugglesEpisode • Aug 2, 2023

Long Island man rescued after treading water for 5 hoursEpisode • Aug 1, 2023

Long Island dog owner reunited with her special needs pupEpisode • Aug 1, 2023

Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine calls on the federal government for help with the migrant crisisEpisode • Aug 1, 2023

Rex Heuermann is due back in court in Gilgo Beach case, police are searching for a man who went missing from a Manhattan concert venue, and a parasite is found on Connecticut beachesEpisode • Aug 1, 2023

The Roosevelt Hotel runs out of room for incoming asylum seekers, bobcat coyote populations are rising in Connecticut, and the Gilgo Beach suspect is back in court todayEpisode • Aug 1, 2023

NYC Mayor Adams renews calls for federal help as hundreds of migrants spend another night sleeping outside after shelters reach capacity, Suffolk County police search for a motive after a father alledgedly murdered his wife & 2 year old child in their home, NYC pot shop has made double its expected sales in its first 6 monthsEpisode • Aug 1, 2023

Phubbing - are you guilty of this annoying behavior?Episode • Jul 31, 2023

As little as one drink a day can lead to increased blood pressureEpisode • Jul 31, 2023

Mayor Adams renews calls for federal help in migrant crisis, man is in custory after fatally stabbing his wife and young daughter, and a little league is counting its losses after an overnight fire in its clubhouseEpisode • Jul 31, 2023

LI man fatally stabs wife and toddler, migrants sleep outside Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown, and NYPD Hate Crime Task Force investigates deadly stabbing of dancer in BrooklynEpisode • Jul 31, 2023

NYC plans to open tent shelters for asylum seekers in parking lot of psychiatric center in Queens, four people rescued after clinging to hull of capsized boat, and town hall packed over e-bike regulation debateEpisode • Jul 30, 2023

Asylum seekers camped outside the Roosevelt Hotel — with nowhere to go, new tent shelter expected to open in Queens, and body of missing 15-year old swimmer washed ashore last nightEpisode • Jul 30, 2023

Line of storms to bring relief from the heat, beach warnings follow drowning incidents in the area, and the stifling heat not helping the city's migrant crisisEpisode • Jul 29, 2023

3rd straight day of 90-degree temps, 19-year-old swimmer dies after washing up on Queens shore, search continues for missing 15-year-old swimmer off of Coney IslandEpisode • Jul 29, 2023

Dangerous heat waves continue across the Tri-State, Con Edison is preparing New Yorkers for potential blackouts during the heat wave, and the Stamford community is mourning a pastor who was killed after being hit by a police carEpisode • Jul 28, 2023

AI helps Long Island man recover from paralysisEpisode • Jul 28, 2023

Up to 450,000 Americans have a red meat allergy linked to tick bitesEpisode • Jul 28, 2023

RealFeel temps topping 100 today, how to prepare in case of a blackout, and accused Gilgo Beach serial killer memorabilia already selling online for hundreds of dollarsEpisode • Jul 28, 2023

Excessive heat and humidity make for another dangerous weather day in the Tri-state, FDNY and NYPD divers continue to search for a missing teen swimmer in Coney Island waters, and Stamford is rocked by death of a pastor run over by a police officer responding to a callEpisode • Jul 28, 2023

Missing teenage swimmer at Coney Island, Keeping cool in NYC during the heat wave, NJ Mom sues movie theater that kicked her disabled son outEpisode • Jul 27, 2023

What does the government know about UFOs?Episode • Jul 27, 2023

L.I. Congressman looks to put the brakes on congestion pricingEpisode • Jul 27, 2023

NYC braces for first heat wave of the summer, city opens cooling centers to ease the heat, and the investigation into yesterday's shocking crane collapse continuesEpisode • Jul 27, 2023

11 people injured in Manhattan crane collapse today, Excessive heat warning for NYC, mosquito surge from recent humidityEpisode • Jul 26, 2023

Crane catches fire before collapsing in Manhattan streetEpisode • Jul 26, 2023

More details on Hell's Kitchen crane collapseEpisode • Jul 26, 2023

Eyewitness: "I thought crane collapse was lightning strike"Episode • Jul 26, 2023

Crane collapses in Hell's Kitchen after catching on fire, injures 6, including 2 firefightersEpisode • Jul 26, 2023

Microburst blows through Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, 4-year-old boy caught in the crossfire of Upper West Side gunfight, and NY AG releases more body cam footage of fatal police shooting in New RochelleEpisode • Jul 26, 2023

Severe thunderstorm warnings are in place for the Tri-State area, police have finished their search of the Massapequa Park home of Gilgo Beach murder suspect Rex Heuermann, and an eyewitness to the assassination of Malcolm X spoke out for the first time todayEpisode • Jul 25, 2023

Long Island community rallies for pool to re-openEpisode • Jul 25, 2023

Swimming the length of the Hudson RiverEpisode • Jul 25, 2023

A man who was tasered for jaywalking is suing Nassau County Police, the water in East Ramapo public schools is declared unsafe to drink, and the Long Island Sound is filled with far more debris than usualEpisode • Jul 25, 2023

Investigators wrap search of Rex Heuermann's home, the Manhattan OB/GYN who abused his patients could face 20 years in prison, and antisemitic flyers were distributed in WestportEpisode • Jul 25, 2023

8 people recovering from Bronx fire, Mayor Adams pledges to get construction scaffolding down sooner, and charging stations for electric vehicles are coming to the South BronxEpisode • Jul 25, 2023

Manhattan OBGYN gets 20 years in prison for sexually assaulting patients, nurses in Brunswick are hoping to avoid a strike, and seventh inmate this year dies at Rikers IslandEpisode • Jul 24, 2023

Why congestion pricing could be a problemEpisode • Jul 24, 2023

The great library cash mysteryEpisode • Jul 24, 2023

Police Excavate Gilgo Killer suspect's yard, Lasting effects of work-from-home on commuter foot traffic, Staten Island files lawsuit against NYC congestion pricingEpisode • Jul 24, 2023

United Airlines cutting flights from Newark airport this summer, Sikh state trooper banned from wearing turban and growing facial hair, and Massapequa Park residents should be free of police activity soonEpisode • Jul 23, 2023

Staten Island joins NJ in opposing congestion pricing and police activity at Massapequa Park over the Gilgo Beach murders should wrap in the next few daysEpisode • Jul 23, 2023

Fatal house fire in Queens, Federal aid for victims of last week's flooding, NYC on track for one of its deadliest years for cyclists and pedestriansEpisode • Jul 23, 2023

Newark apartment explosion leaves several injured and without homes, high school classmate of Gilgo Beach murder suspect recalls terrifying incident, and a security guard sues the NYPD for finger bitten off by psych patientEpisode • Jul 22, 2023

Potential explosion in Newark, NJ files lawsuit against NYC's congestion pricing plan, Investigators search for Gilgo Beach killer's trophiesEpisode • Jul 22, 2023

A severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for Westchester and Putnam counties, New Jersey is suing to block congestion pricing, and two men have been arrested for sexual assault in Riverside ParkEpisode • Jul 21, 2023

Line of strong thunderstorms moves across NYC area, MTA already installing cameras for congestion pricing tolls, and NYPD increasing patrols in Riverside Park after two attacks on women this weekEpisode • Jul 21, 2023

New Jersey bus monitor charged with manslaughter after 6 year-old school girl dies, police investigate two attacks at Riverside Park, Gilgo Beach murder suspect may have killed one person at his home in Massapequa ParkEpisode • Jul 21, 2023

NYC transit system not ready for congestion pricingEpisode • Jul 20, 2023

Fire Island shark bite victim shares her storyEpisode • Jul 20, 2023

Broadway on standby for a potential strike, two people killed in wrong-way crash on the Long Island Expressway, and wife of Gilgo Beach murder suspect has filed for divorceEpisode • Jul 20, 2023

2 escorts tells police they spoke with the alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer, MTA fares and tolls will go up next month, Essex County investigate Anti-Gay and Anti-Black bias crimes in West Orange NJ, An NYPD cop is indicted for assaultEpisode • Jul 20, 2023

Profiling the Gilgo Beach killerEpisode • Jul 19, 2023

Lincoln Tunnel special deliveryEpisode • Jul 19, 2023

MTA set to approve fare and toll hikes today, investigators expand search in Gilgo Beach murder case, and Mamaroneck School District reaches agreement on policy to address bullying and discriminationEpisode • Jul 19, 2023

NYS offers financial aid to Orange County homeowners who need to make repairs after the recent flooding, NYC taxi drivers beg the MTA to exempt them from congestion pricing, Accused Gilgo Beach serial killer is on suicide watch at the Suffolk County jailEpisode • Jul 19, 2023

Gilgo Beach suspect in his own wordsEpisode • Jul 18, 2023

Gilgo Beach documentary filmmaker: "I didn't think the case was going to be solved"Episode • Jul 18, 2023

Three teenagers were shot in Times Square, investigators are searching the home of the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer, and the federal government is close to taking over Rikers IslandEpisode • Jul 18, 2023

A 15 year old boy is fighting for his life after he was shot Monday afternoon in Brooklyn, Neighbors of the alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer have had it with all the gawkers driving by to look at his house in Massapequa Park, The Tri-State's air quality suffers again thanks to ozone and Canadian wildfire smoke, NJ's Governor Murphy tours the flood damage in Warren CountyEpisode • Jul 18, 2023

Gilgo Beach killer profileEpisode • Jul 17, 2023

Suffolk County D.A. discusses the Gilgo Beach caseEpisode • Jul 17, 2023

NYPD announces new police commissioner, Aftermath of weekend storms, Gilgo Beach investigation continuesEpisode • Jul 17, 2023

Gov holds press conference on flood warnings across New York state, officials say those in basement apartments should have a plan to get to higher ground, and more airport cancellations and delays todayEpisode • Jul 16, 2023

Heavy rain, Flood watch in effect all day, and Flight arrival delaysEpisode • Jul 16, 2023

High levels of pollution make it harder to breathe in the city, cops will be able to view body cam footage before defending themselves from accusations of wrongdoing, and a suspect has been charged in Long Island's Gilgo Beach murdersEpisode • Jul 15, 2023

Another Air Quality Alert in effect through 11 o'clock tonight, flash flood warning in effect for much of the tri-state area, and suspect in Gilgo Beach murders held without bail, investigators pointing to pile of evidence against himEpisode • Jul 15, 2023

Suspect in custody in connection to Gilgo Beach murdersEpisode • Jul 14, 2023

How the Gilgo Beach killer is like the Son of SamEpisode • Jul 14, 2023

Large police presence in Massapequa Park connected to the Gilgo Beach murders, Newark mourns firefighters killed in cargo ship fire, and police investigate string of car fires in WestchesterEpisode • Jul 14, 2023

Actors vote to join writers on the picket line, prosecutors in Queens are trying a new approach to stopping shoplifting, and skeletal remains were found on the side of the road on Long IslandEpisode • Jul 13, 2023

NJ's firefly population, a nostalgic summer staple, is shrinkingEpisode • Jul 13, 2023

Why migrants could be a boon to New York's economyEpisode • Jul 13, 2023

One dead in Manhattan road rage incident, mass for one of the Newark cargo ship firefighters held today, and State Attorney General will decide if police were justified in shooting New Rochelle man to deathEpisode • Jul 13, 2023

NYC's mayor's office defends its response to last month's hazardous air quality at a city council hearing, New indoor air quality legislation calls for the monitoring of NYC schools and city buildings, Mourners paid last respects at a wake for Newark firefighter Augusto Acabou today, Airbnb hosts rallied outside of NY city hall Wednesday calling on the city to change its short term rental banEpisode • Jul 13, 2023

A New Jersey city has a new tool to fight opioid overdosesEpisode • Jul 12, 2023

A bill written by A.I. - a NY firstEpisode • Jul 12, 2023

The City Council will hold a hearing on the Adams administration's response to wildfire smoke, lifeguards are patrolling beaches on Long Island with drones, and New Rochelle residents are calling for the body cam footage from a police shooting to be releasedEpisode • Jul 12, 2023

Metro North service is being restored after flooding, West Point will not get a share of federal aid sent to the Hudson Valley, and a poll shows New Yorkers are more afraid of crime than everEpisode • Jul 12, 2023

Orange County NY is rebuilding after floods shut down and washed out roadways, Local officials want to make significant improvements to infrastructure in the Hudson Valley, New York City's public advocate releases a report critical of the adams administration's response to the poor air qualityEpisode • Jul 12, 2023

Treating and diagnosing ADHD in adultsEpisode • Jul 11, 2023

New CT law requires kids to be 5 years old to enter kindergartenEpisode • Jul 11, 2023

Flood recovery efforts are under way in Orange County, the NYC public advocate is challenging the city's response to unhealthy air quality, and Governor Hochul announces grants to help curb hate crimesEpisode • Jul 11, 2023

Hudson Valley residents demand federal aid to help rebuild after floods, Metro-North service remains interrupted, and Newark firefighters say they're understaffedEpisode • Jul 11, 2023

Child dies after fall from window in East Flatbush, Hudson Valley residents take stock after historic flooding, and 25-year-old man arraigned from hospital bed over moped shooting rampageEpisode • Jul 11, 2023

Orange and Eerie County residents clean up after 1 in 1,000 year storm, migrants will now need to walk one mile to intake center, and child found safe in backseat of stolen SUVEpisode • Jul 10, 2023

Hot Deals and Tips ahead of Amazon Prime dayEpisode • Jul 10, 2023

Army veteran now a bestselling author tanks to TikTokEpisode • Jul 10, 2023

Deadly flooding in the Hudson Valley, Tornado warning on Long Island, More rain for Connecticut and Long Island to comeEpisode • Jul 10, 2023

Almost 800 flights cancelled due to weather conditions, Staten Island deli co-owner killed in shooting, and 18-year-old drowned in dangerous Devil's Hole ravine in NJEpisode • Jul 9, 2023

The NYPD has made two arrests in cases of vandalism at catholic churches in Brooklyn and Queens, A 14 year old south river boy was killed by a hit-and-run driver on Friday, and The latest on the cargo ship docked at Port Newark that went up in flames on WednesdayEpisode • Jul 9, 2023

Two swimmers nearly drown at local beaches, Newark firefighters pay tribute to the two men who died fighting the cargo ship fire, and thousands in Wildwood are without powerEpisode • Jul 8, 2023

Newark firefighters paid tribute to the two firefighters who were killed in the Port Newark cargo ship fire, a Long Island High School football player died after he was taken off life support four days after collapsing on the field, and a man was stabbed in city's Flatiron district last nightEpisode • Jul 8, 2023

New Jersey to require climate change taught to all student from K through 12Episode • Jul 7, 2023

Reserve a table now for New York Restaurant Week!Episode • Jul 7, 2023

Newark container ship fire still burning, tour bus crash in Manhattan, security guard stabbing at CVSEpisode • Jul 7, 2023

NYPD says shootings are down, a 10-foot shark causes a Long Island beach to close, and firefighters killed in Newark cargo ship fire remembered by colleaguesEpisode • Jul 7, 2023

NJ officials comment on bravery of two firefighters killed in Newark cargo ship fire, Suffolk County is buying more drones to patrol sharks at the beach, and almost $7 billion will go toward new rail tunnel under the Hudson RiverEpisode • Jul 6, 2023

Cargo ship fire leaves 2 Newark firefighters dead, Air Quality Alert remains in effect for the area, and another shark bite in the waters off of Long Island — the 5th in just 2 daysEpisode • Jul 6, 2023

An air quality alert has been issued for the New York metropolitan area and New Jersey, more swimmers have reported being bitten by sharks off Long Island beaches, and former New York City Mayor Bill Deblasio and first lady Chirlane Mccray have announced their separationEpisode • Jul 5, 2023

NY lowers minimum age for lifeguards to 15 at children's camps amid shortage, LI woman searches for stolen dog, and Nassau County Exec works to raise awareness about the danger of rip currentsEpisode • Jul 5, 2023

2 more people bitten by sharks off Long Island beaches, 9 people shot overnight in NYC, and girl in critical condition after falling from a 6th-floor window in HarlemEpisode • Jul 5, 2023

Joey Chestnut ate his way to victory again at the Nathan's hot dog eating contest, Tonight Macy's will perform fireworks spectacular, Shark sighting off Long Island today foced the temporary closing of some beachersEpisode • Jul 4, 2023

NYPD says there will be extra security for the Macy's 4th of July fireworks show, Two horrific crashes claim the lives of a man in Islandia NY and two people in Washington HeightsEpisode • Jul 4, 2023

More subway attacks, bullets hit a bus in the Bronx, and a 12-year-old subway surfer has been caught by police for the fourth timeEpisode • Jul 2, 2023

5-year-old girl in stable condition after Friday night shooting in the Bronx, police search for coyote that attacked a girl and her dog in NJ, and some travel advice for the busy holiday weekendEpisode • Jul 1, 2023

Smoke and haze from Canadian wildfires is causing a rise in respiratory-related illnesses at hospitals in the tri-state area, Stamford, Connecticut has postponed their 4th of July fireworks until next week due to the smoke and haze from the Canadian wildfires, and the Supreme Court has struck down a plan that would have cancelled a portion of student loan debt for millions of AmericansEpisode • Jun 30, 2023

CDC approves 2 new RSV vaccines for older adultsEpisode • Jun 30, 2023

Exonerated 'Central Park 5' Member wins Democratic primary for NYC Council seatEpisode • Jun 30, 2023

Air quality alerts extended as smoky conditions continue, dirty air hazard for those with health issues. LI Congressman George Santos due in federal court at noon today.Episode • Jun 30, 2023

51M people expected to travel over 4th of July weekend nationwideEpisode • Jun 29, 2023

With the haze setting in, should you consider a "clean room"Episode • Jun 29, 2023

Air quality to worsen today as Canadian wildfire smoke returns, President Biden arrives in NYC this afternoon for a pair of fundraisers, and Wall Street execs host a fundraiser for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in Midtown.Episode • Jun 29, 2023

Air quality alert is in effect for the 5 boros - all of Long Island and the Hudson Valley as smoke from more Canadian wildfires makes it's way here, NYC's health commissioner warns we may have to deal with the smoke on and off all summer, Owner Steven Cohen threatens underperforming players with a trade deadline selloff unless they get back into a playoff spot, NYC creating "Mega Shelters" for migrantsEpisode • Jun 29, 2023

Connecticut launches new E-bike rebate programEpisode • Jun 28, 2023

Parental leave for grandparents? It's a thing and it's on the rise.Episode • Jun 28, 2023

NYC congestion pricing plan is moving forwardEpisode • Jun 28, 2023

Air quality alerts in effect for the 5 boroughs, Long Island, and the Hudson Valley. Congestion pricing seems to be a go in NYC. Daniel Penny pleads not guilty to manslaughter charge.Episode • Jun 28, 2023

Frustrations build at area airports as flight delays and cancellations continue, air quality expected to worsen as smoke from Canadian wildfires returns, and Daniel Penny faces arraignment today in chokehold death of Jordan NeelyEpisode • Jun 28, 2023

New parental controls are coming to Facebook and Instagram, but will they be effective?Episode • Jun 27, 2023

Pickleball injuries on the riseEpisode • Jun 27, 2023

Hundreds of power outages in NJ today, a serial sexual predator arrested in Rye, and NJ governor prepares for potential lawsuit over congestion pricing.Episode • Jun 27, 2023

Weather is also causing delays and cancellations at all three area airports: JFK, LGA, & NWK, Feds give NY's congestion pricing plan final approval and calls off any more environmental studies, Plan to redevelop Penn Station has been scaled back, ong Island father has been charged with killing two teens in a wrong way DUI crashEpisode • Jun 27, 2023

Next steps for Titan submersible investigationEpisode • Jun 26, 2023

Former NJ Gov Jim McGreevey looking to make political comebackEpisode • Jun 26, 2023

Severe weather is expected all week, the LI man accused of killing two teens in a wrong way crash pleads not guilty, and George Santos says he'll continue to run for re-electionEpisode • Jun 26, 2023

Tri-State faces thunderstorms all week, the driver in a wrong way crash will be arraigned in Mineola, and Metro-North service in Connecticut could be cut back.Episode • Jun 26, 2023

Governor Hochul signs legislation protecting LGBTQ community on day of NYC Pride March, the city invests in safe e-bike charging stations, and a teenager was fatally shot this morning on LESEpisode • Jun 25, 2023

Crackdown on e-Bike shops, Mayor Veto's City Council bill, TikTok blamed for subway surfersEpisode • Jun 25, 2023

New Yorkers react to escalating tension in Russia, Governor Hochul strengthens abortion rights in New York, and the NYPD plans a stronger presence on the subwayEpisode • Jun 24, 2023

NYC cracks down on e-bike shops, Mayor Adams vetoes a package of housing bills, and social media apps are blamed for the subway surfing trendEpisode • Jun 24, 2023

NJ drivers could be exempt from congestion pricing fees, Governor Hochul signs bills to secure abortion access in New York, and heavier cars could be subject to higher registration costsEpisode • Jun 23, 2023

15 valedictorians to graduate from LI high school on SundayEpisode • Jun 23, 2023

Ahead of summer travel season, CDC warns Americans to protect against the measlesEpisode • Jun 23, 2023

MTA reportedly considers not charging suburban drivers as part of congestion pricing plan, NYC adds new pedestrian plazas and expanded bike lanes in latest phase of "Broadway Vision" program, and police say a baby girl was found on a Bronx sidewalk just before 6 o'clock this morningEpisode • Jun 23, 2023

Gov. Hochul urges precautions against potential flooding from weekend storms, LI school district agrees to comply with state mascot ban but plans to fight in court, and subway surfing claims another life in BrooklynEpisode • Jun 23, 2023

A 14 year old dies while subway surfing, riders protest proposed MTA fare hikes, and New York State cracks down on illegal cannabis shopsEpisode • Jun 22, 2023

Westchester property with a nearly $30M price tagEpisode • Jun 22, 2023

Test Scores reveal pandemic declineEpisode • Jun 22, 2023

Rent hikes for NYC's stabilized apartments not as big as feared, George Santos has until noon to reveal identities of those who posted his bail, and NYPD searches for two suspects in a deadly Washington Square Park stabbingEpisode • Jun 22, 2023

Move over quiet quitting - loud quitting is on the riseEpisode • Jun 21, 2023

"Solstice in Times Square: Mind over Madness Yoga" returns for 21st yearEpisode • Jun 21, 2023

Time running out to find Titanic submersibleEpisode • Jun 21, 2023

Gov. Hochul reviews bill that would ban toxic wastewater from being poured into the Hudson, new section of the High Line connects to Moynihan Train Hall, and new study names Clifton, NJ one of the best U.S. places to liveEpisode • Jun 21, 2023

Dry weather prompts call for NJ water conservation, final decision from Rent Guidelines Board expected tonight, and NYPD deploys more officers across subway trains and stations following violent weekendEpisode • Jun 21, 2023

The NYPD arrests the suspect wanted in Sunday's subway slashing spree, There's anger in Rockland County over a plea deal that allows 2 people responsible for a deadly fire to avoid jail time, Four people are dead in a Lower East Side fire that's blamed on e-bikes and lithium ion batteries, Advocacy group is suing New Jersey to stop them from building wind farmsEpisode • Jun 21, 2023

How much is that $250,000 salary really worth?Episode • Jun 20, 2023

Overnight fire at Chinatown e-bike repair store kills four, protests expected over lack of jail time for father and son accused of recklessly starting deadly fire at Rockland County adult home, and police search for serial subway slasherEpisode • Jun 20, 2023

Events are being held across NYC and the nation to commemorate Juneteenth, On this Juneteenth, advocates in New Jersey launch a reparations council, NYPD hate crimes task force investigates the latest vandalism at the Stonewall National Monument, Two rabbis charged in a fatal adult home fire in Spring Valley 2 years ago will reportedly avoid jail time with a plea dealEpisode • Jun 20, 2023

Seneca Village celebrated during Juneteenth weekend, collapsed section of I-95 in Philadelphia might re-open in the next few weeks, and former NJ governor Jim McGreevey considers run for Jersey City mayorEpisode • Jun 18, 2023

Dog fatally stabbed in Central Park, man charged with attempted murder of NYPD officers, and how NYC is celebrating JuneteenthEpisode • Jun 18, 2023

A man is found stabbed to death on the subway, early voting starts in NYC, and the Coney Island Mermaid Parade is back from the pandemicEpisode • Jun 17, 2023

32-year-old man found fatally stabbed on No. 4 train overnight, police search for suspect who fired at officers in the Bronx last night, and President Biden renews his call to ban assault weapons at CT gun summitEpisode • Jun 17, 2023

Thunderstorms hit the tri-state area, an FDNY firefighter is laid to rest, and President Biden calls for stricter gun control at a summit in ConnecticutEpisode • Jun 16, 2023

Looking for a last minute Father's Day gift?Episode • Jun 16, 2023

Are weight-loss supplements healthy?Episode • Jun 16, 2023

Mom scammed by AI voice cloneEpisode • Jun 16, 2023

Smoke from Canadian wildfires may return, but not as bad as last week. Storms due to arrive later today. Battle over nuclear wastewater dumping continues at Indian Point.Episode • Jun 16, 2023

Funeral for firefighter who saved daughter from drowning will be held tomorrow, a Queens man who fatally stabbed a passenger on the J train has been released, and former mayor Bill de Blasio faces large fine for using city resources during presidential campaignEpisode • Jun 16, 2023

First LGBTQ+ school opening in CT this fallEpisode • Jun 15, 2023

LI man lives underwater for 100 daysEpisode • Jun 15, 2023

Daniel Penny to be arraigned on June 28, Queens man accused of fatally stabbing another subway rider claims self defense, and the 'Save the Hudson' bill hits a snag in the AssemblyEpisode • Jun 15, 2023

Police charge LI man for attacking gay couple, Manhattan grand jury indicts Daniel Penny in chokehold death of Jordan Neely, and Woodbridge police officer saves park worker struck by lightningEpisode • Jun 15, 2023

Former Marine Daniel Penny has been indicted in the chokehold killing of Jordan Neely, New Jersey man will be ok after he was struck by lightning today in Woodbridge Township, At least 2 people dead & dozens are homeless after a fire tears through a Bronx apartment this morning, Search continues for a Long Island man who drowned while kayaking with fiancee in Washington State, Connecticut expands it's wrong way warning system on high risk entrance ramps across the stateEpisode • Jun 15, 2023

What is next for Donald Trump?Episode • Jun 14, 2023

Queens residents push for affordable housing on site of Creedmoor Psychiatric CenterEpisode • Jun 14, 2023

Summer Boating SafetyEpisode • Jun 14, 2023

NJ warehouse fire grows to 6 alarms, stabbing on Brooklyn-bound J train leaves man dead, and LI parents raise security concerns after middle school students arrested on weapons charges.Episode • Jun 14, 2023

NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell expected to stick around until the end of June, A Gofundme raises thousands for the family of the FDNY firefighter who drowned while saving his daughter at the Jersey Shore, or the third time in just a few days a weapon was recovered at the middle school in Riverhead,Episode • Jun 14, 2023

The price of almost everything is coming downEpisode • Jun 13, 2023

New Beatles music is coming thanks to A.I.Episode • Jun 13, 2023

Trump to address supporters in New Jersey after arraignment today, NYPD Commissioner might have been micromanaged, and two seriously injured in Midwood fireEpisode • Jun 13, 2023

NYPD commissioner hands in resignation, Rockland County will start fining drivers who pass school buses when their stop arm is out, Hoboken implements new design to help with flash floods, NYC will reportedly repeal it's "90 Day Rule" as it looks for a way to manage the overburdened shelter systemEpisode • Jun 13, 2023

Are energy drinks healthy?Episode • Jun 12, 2023

National Comedy Center acquires Joan Rivers' archiveEpisode • Jun 12, 2023

Rockland County is rolling out school bus stop sign cameras, rain will clear up lingering smoke around New York City, and the city expands its Summer Streets program to all five boroughsEpisode • Jun 12, 2023

Antisemitic flyers found around Plainview. A woman was struck and killed by a car in Yonkers. 44 families are homeless after a fire in the Bronx.Episode • Jun 12, 2023

Multiple assaults in the subway system this weekend and smoke from Canadian wildfires lingers in the areaEpisode • Jun 11, 2023

Police are looking for the man responsible for a subway assault in Brooklyn, a woman's body was found yesterday in the Bronx, and the Belmont Stakes is expected to run as scheduled tonight after speculation of postponement due to the recent air quality issues in New York.Episode • Jun 10, 2023

George Santos files appeal to keep names of bond co-signers sealed, Donald Trump due in Miami federal court on Tuesday, and police investigate body found on Bronx walking pathEpisode • Jun 10, 2023

Suffolk County police are searching for a suspect in a road rage incident, a homeless man has been charged in connection with a deadly stabbing in Chelsea, and a church in Queens is re-consecrating after it was vandalized earlier this weekEpisode • Jun 9, 2023

The 2023 Tony Awards air this SundayEpisode • Jun 9, 2023

New documentary, "Rolling Along," premieres next Friday at Tribeca Film FestivalEpisode • Jun 9, 2023

Former President Trump indicted by federal grand jury for his handling of classified documents. Air quality improving, but advisory remains in effect. Saturday's Belmont Stakes still on for now, but dependent on air conditions.Episode • Jun 9, 2023

The air in the subways is worse than you thinkEpisode • Jun 8, 2023

What does the future of working from home look like?Episode • Jun 8, 2023

How long will the smoke linger and what does it mean for summer?Episode • Jun 8, 2023

Poor air quality lingers in the area, officials urge people to limit time outdoors and work from home if possible, and some Long Island and Westchester schools cancel classesEpisode • Jun 8, 2023

All 3 major area airports are experiencing delays due to the heavy smoke, Health officials say New Yorkers should limit outdoor activity and to wear high-quality masks can helpEpisode • Jun 8, 2023

More Republicans enter the 2024 presidential raceEpisode • Jun 7, 2023

Health tips to help the Tri-State navigate the smoky hazeEpisode • Jun 7, 2023

Air Quality Alerts in effect for tri-state area, Red Flag Warning in effect in NJ, and Mayor Adams urges New Yorkers to take precautionsEpisode • Jun 7, 2023

Smoky conditions prompt cancellation of outdoor activities for NYC public schools and trigger Air Quality Alert; NJ wildfire in Jackson Township expected to double in sizeEpisode • Jun 7, 2023

Police in Suffolk County look for the vandals who destroyed a couple of park restrooms, Federal judge orders Long island Congressman George Santos to reveal the names of the people who co-signed his $500,000 bond, Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. settles with rape accuser, New Jersey is trying to fill a shortage of lifeguards ahead of the peak summer seasonEpisode • Jun 7, 2023

The PGA and LIV Golf tours agree to mergeEpisode • Jun 6, 2023

"A Bronx Tale" will be featured at the Tribeca Film FestivalEpisode • Jun 6, 2023

An air quality alert is in effect in our area, a park on Long Island was vandalized, and Connecticut cops are cracking down on drag racingEpisode • Jun 6, 2023

Two Canadian wildfires are hurting our air quality. Connecticut passes massive middle class tax cut. Mother and young daughter among four killed in LI-bound plane crash.Episode • Jun 6, 2023

Dozens of houses of worship reach a deal with NYC to house migrants, Port Authoirity gets the okay to use a hanger at JFK as a migrant shelter, NYC Rent Guidelines Board held its first public hearing since announcing preliminary rent increases last month, Woman is pushed onto Queens subway tracks as the MTA gets ready to start work on platform barriersEpisode • Jun 6, 2023

The Valerie Fund is making a difference in the lives of local children and teens, ahead of their annual walk and 5K this SaturdayEpisode • Jun 5, 2023

F-16 fighter jets rush to the air after LI plane flies into restricted air space in Washington D.C. 1 dead and 4 injured after car hit pedestrians in Gramercy. Man in custody for attempted kidnapping of 7-year-old girl in Brooklyn.Episode • Jun 5, 2023

NYPD cracks down on sidewalk barbeques, investigators say a 7-year-old girl was at a Brooklyn food truck with her mom when a man tried to kidnap her, and one thousand people participate in the 7th annual Tunnel to Towers Tower ClimbEpisode • Jun 4, 2023

Mets broadcaster Howie Rose is inducted into the Mets Hall of fame, two asylum seekers were found dead in Bushwick, and New Jersey firefighters struggle with a wildfire in Bass River State ParkEpisode • Jun 3, 2023

Frustration in Albany over unmet affordable housing goals, JFK airport hangar could be used as temporary shelter for migrants, and eight construction workers in CT recover from falling two floors during partial building collapseEpisode • Jun 3, 2023

A 65 year old man accused of killing a suspect who tried to rob him in Queens was arraigned today on weapons charges, concern is growing around the condition of the BQE's triple cantilever through Brooklyn Heights, and eight construction workers were hurt after a building partially collapsed near Yale's campus in New HavenEpisode • Jun 2, 2023

Street artists to takeover Brooklyn this weekendEpisode • Jun 2, 2023

LI mom skydives to honor late daughter's bucket listEpisode • Jun 2, 2023

Gary Cohen to be inducted into Mets Hall of FameEpisode • Jun 2, 2023

Summer-like temperatures today but much chillier for the weekend, homeless LI man under arrest for allegedly stealing 6 flags from various businesses, and Sunday marks the 7th annual Tunnels to Towers Tower ClimbEpisode • Jun 2, 2023

Suburban federal judge furious over executive orders seeking to block migrants. NYC wants to use JFK Airport warehouse to house migrants. Grand jury hears evidence in subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely.Episode • Jun 2, 2023

Five teenage swimmers were rescued after getting caught in a rip current in Long Island, Mayor Adams and the city's largest public employee union have reached a deal to allow members to work from home for part of the week, and Billy Joel announced today he will end his residency at Madison Square Garden next JuneEpisode • Jun 1, 2023

Billy Joel ending MSG residency in 2024 after 150 showsEpisode • Jun 1, 2023

How did the pandemic impact people's memories?Episode • Jun 1, 2023

Data shows weight-loss surgery more popular among young peopleEpisode • Jun 1, 2023

LI legislators work to block migrants from NYC. CT Board of Ed members quit amid LGBTQ+ book ban. NYPD releases images of 5 women responsible for recent attacks on drivers-for-hire.Episode • Jun 1, 2023

Long Island man faces assault charges after he alledgedly pushed and grabbed a 15 year old over a missing baseball, A 16 year old & 17 year old are both recovering after they hit by stray bullets this morning in Brooklyn, Man accused of shaking his baby to death and dumping her body near the Major Deegan is ordered held without bail, Several Jersey Shore towns are cracking down following a weekend of rowdy beach partiesEpisode • Jun 1, 2023

Ex-NJ Gov Chris Christie expected to run for president in 2024Episode • May 31, 2023

Great white shark spotted off the Jersey Shore on Memorial DayEpisode • May 31, 2023

LI man facing assault charges after allegedly attacking teen at skatepark over foul ball, Yonkers police searching for off-road dirt bikers who destroyed newly renovated park, and why there has been an increase in local shark sightingsEpisode • May 31, 2023

Nova Scotia wildfires trigger air quality alert in Tri-State. Tire shop fire in the Bronx damages several businesses. Suspect charged in murder of Sayreville councilwoman.Episode • May 31, 2023

A look ahead at this year's hurricane seasonEpisode • May 31, 2023

Preventing tick-borne illnessesEpisode • May 31, 2023

Detectives have arrested a man from Virginia in the February murder of Sayreville NJ Councilwoman, Scammers in Suffolk County are taking cash deposits for properties that are not for rent, Mahopac NJ students chose "Wolf Pac" to replace "Indians" as their school's mascot, NYPD arrests the suspect who pushed a man onto the subway tracks this morning in BrooklynEpisode • May 31, 2023

Long Island renters fall victim to a scam, repairs shut down Metro North's New Canaan line for the summer, and four falcons hatch on Staten IslandEpisode • May 30, 2023

Metro North's New Canaan line shuts down for the summer, two Bronx parents are charged in the death of their daughter, and six are hurt in a SoHo fireEpisode • May 30, 2023

Arrest made in Brooklyn bus crash, Memorial Day events took place across the city, and an alert for a missing Long Island man with dementiaEpisode • May 30, 2023

Nassau County unveils new memorial for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans - the first in the country, an MTA B15 bus crashed in Brooklyn last night, and gasoline prices are upEpisode • May 29, 2023

Beach goers embrace cold waters over the holiday weekend, Hispanic culture celebrated during the 36th annual Loisaida Festival, and a 15-year-old boy drowned near Sandy Hook beachEpisode • May 29, 2023

Two strangers with knives bumped into each other on the Lower East Side — one is dead, a Bronx mother reportedly charged with child endangerment following the death of her 6-year-old daughter, and an MTA conductor shot in the face with a pellet gun SaturdayEpisode • May 28, 2023

A look at the Memorial Day weekend forecast, New Yorkers hit the beach for the holiday, and crashes in two boroughs kill both driversEpisode • May 27, 2023

NYC deals with lifeguard shortage as summer kicks off, a driver was shot by a NYS trooper on Grand Central Parkway, and more than 60,000 people showed up to Taylor Swift concert in NJEpisode • May 27, 2023

NYC beaches open today for the summer season, Swifties takeover MetLife Stadium this weekend, and CitiBike is now 10 years oldEpisode • May 27, 2023

Beaches expected to be busy this holiday weekend, an air show at Jones Beach, and Taylor Swift concerts could add to traffic.Episode • May 26, 2023

Air travel set to exceed pre-pandemic levels this Memorial Day weekend, Jersey Shore business's are preparing for what's expected to be a busier than usual summer, and owners of five Hudson Valley hotels who have contracts with the city to house migrants are suing counties and towns that are trying to prevent the asylum seekers from being sent thereEpisode • May 25, 2023

More than 40 million people expected to travel this Memorial Day weekend. Vacation inflation on the rise. And the holiday weekend forecast.Episode • May 25, 2023

Six people injured overnight in Astoria fire. Airports packed ahead of Memorial Day weekend — plus your Memorial Day forecast.Episode • May 25, 2023

The Queen of Rock 'n Roll Tina Turner has died at the age of 83, Mayor Adams wants to suspend New York city's "Right to shelter" rule for tens of thousands of migrants, NYPD look for clues in the deaths of 2 boys who died after disappearing near Harlem River drive, Another man comes forward saying he was drugged and robbed after visiting a Manhattan gay bar, Rapper Fetty Wap is sentenced to 6 years in prison for running a drug trafficking ring out of Long island, Connecticut red light camerasEpisode • May 25, 2023

Nassau County Executive hosts rally in support of Long Island man charged in subway chokehold death. Doctors at Elmhurst Hospital end strike after union reaches tentative agreement. NYPD investigates another drugging robbery at an NYC bar.Episode • May 24, 2023

Box truck bursts into flames in the Bronx. City Hall asks a judge to suspend NYC 'right to shelter.' Dutchess County judge blocks NYC from sending more migrants to the county.Episode • May 24, 2023

Former President Donald Trump appeared in a Manhattan court via video to face a judge in his hush money criminal case, a school bus caught fire in Rego Park, and a vigil is being held at Democracy Prep Harlem Middle School for 11 year old Alfa BarrieEpisode • May 23, 2023

One woman died in a Long Island house fire, New Jersey considers slashing property taxes for seniors, and the NYPD arrests a man suspected in pushing a woman into a subway carEpisode • May 23, 2023

At least 8 people injured in Long Island house fire. Nassau County Legislature approves plan to turn Nassau Coliseum into casino.Episode • May 23, 2023

Subway fare expected to increase to $2.90 per ride, traffic cops ask for body cameras for self protection, and doctors strike at Elmhurst HospitalEpisode • May 23, 2023

NYC asks federal government to speed up work authorization for newly arrived migrants, proposed transit fare increases could go into effect by Labor Day, and nearly 200 trainee doctors strike in QueensEpisode • May 22, 2023

The Suffolk County legislature will be drafting a resolution to hire outside counsel to prohibit the arrival of asylum seekers from New York City, thousands participated in the 38th Annual Aids Walk New York in Central Park, and Mayor Adams weighs in further on the current state of the migrant crisisEpisode • May 21, 2023

Prayer service to be held for 11-year-old Alfa Barrie tomorrow, Daniel Penny breaks silence, and a nonprofit gives legal advice to asylum seekers at the METEpisode • May 21, 2023

NYPD confirms body of boy found is 11-year-old Alfa Barrie, migrants arrive to NYC at Roosevelt Hotel, and Playland amusement park in Westchester opens for the seasonEpisode • May 20, 2023

NYPD searches for gunmen who shot 13 year old boy on Staten Island, a deadly hit and run in Williamsburg, and the Brooklyn Half Marathon gets underwayEpisode • May 20, 2023

Jordan Neely laid to rest in Harlem, migrants arrive at the Roosevelt Hotel, and a man died in a hit and run in WilliamsburgEpisode • May 19, 2023

Funeral held for Jordan Neely. Another dead whale washes up on Long Island. School security guard saves kindergartener choking on chicken nugget.Episode • May 19, 2023

Bus crash injures 15 at JFK Airport. Magnitude 2.2 earthquake rattles the Hudson Valley and North Jersey. Funeral set for Jordan Neely in Harlem.Episode • May 19, 2023

Police find body of 13 year-old-boy Garrett Warren, speeding BMW driven by teenager leaves one dead, and construction workers protest Manhattan contractor company with poor safety recordsEpisode • May 19, 2023

Town of Huntington opens Office of Film & Television to boost profit and prestige, NYC and NJ celebrate the 2026 Fifa World Cup, as several matches will be played at Met Life Stadium, and drivers in the tri-state are among the top 20 safest in the nationEpisode • May 18, 2023

City no longer plans to house migrants in Coney Island school gym. Vote to expel George Santos moves to House Ethics Committee. Federal judge sentences NYC bike path killer to 8 consecutive life terms.Episode • May 18, 2023

Police confirm Prince Harry and Megan Markle were chased by photographers last night in Midtown, New york City officials beg other nearby cities and counties to take in some migrants, The long Island Town of Riverhead declares a state of emergency to keep asylum seekers out, Work zone speed cams issuing tickets in NYS. No more warningsEpisode • May 18, 2023

Mayor Adams briefed on car-chase involving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, local heroes among first responders honored at the White House, and Long Island teen now a Board of Education memberEpisode • May 17, 2023

Suffolk towns taking steps ahead of arrival of migrants. Orange County courts side with locals in fight over migrants. Halloween bike path killer to face survivors and relatives at sentencing.Episode • May 17, 2023

NYC Supreme Court rules no more migrants can be sent from New York City to Orange County, Asylum seekers have begun arriving at a hotel in Yonkers, Parents in Brooklyn protest plans to house migrants in a local school gymnasium, A judge in New Jersey strikes down the state's concealed carry laws while gun rights group appeal the legislation, Long Island community upset over stop sign camerasEpisode • May 17, 2023

Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano says the Ramada Inn on Tuckahoe Road will be the only hotel in town that will house incoming migrants, parents and staffers at P.S 172 in Brooklyn held a rally to protest temporary housing for migrants at the schools gym, and the New York State Thruway Authority wants to raise tolls on it's highway from Buffalo to the BronxEpisode • May 16, 2023

New York City is reportedly planning to use more school gyms to house migrants, a judge in Orange County could rule today on the housing of asylum seekers at a hotel in Newburgh, and a woman is charged in the drowning death of her child in a hotel pool on Long IslandEpisode • May 16, 2023

New York facing a severe shortage of nurses. Governor Hochul signs a bill making it easier for them to complete their clinical training, Nassau County says "no thank you"..to taking in migrants who were bused to New York City, School bus crash causes chaos in the Bronx, NJ Senator Menendez announces new legislation to fight back against congestion pricing, Legal defense fund for Daniel Penny has reached $2MEpisode • May 16, 2023

New Jersey Senator Robert Menendez introduces a bill to kill congestion pricing, Nassau County is warning the Adams administration that they wont participate in any sanctuary programs, and New York City is sending as many as 100 migrant families to Yonkers to be housed at a Ramada InnEpisode • May 15, 2023

A one year old is dead after a house fire in Queens, schools in New York City will be used as temporary homes for asylum seekers, and the death of a boater in the Great South Bay is prompting a warning from officials in the town of Huntington as the community heads into boating seasonEpisode • May 15, 2023

Roosevelt Hotel will be used as new arrival center for asylum seekers, Staten Island assemblyman calls plan to house migrants in abandoned school "a disaster", and Daniel Penny's online defense fund surpasses $1.2 millionEpisode • May 14, 2023

New York City is now sending migrant asylum seekers to Westchester, Al Sharpton weighs in on the subway chokehold death of Jordan Neely, and Daniel Penny's attorneys have now raised over a million dollars to defend himEpisode • May 14, 2023

NYC to rent 50 hotel rooms in Yonkers to house migrants, wedding guests in Newburgh lose hotel reservation in light of asylum seeker housing crisis, and Rev Sharpton calls for accountability in Jordan Neely's deathEpisode • May 13, 2023

NYC considers Coney Island school to house migrants, influx of migrants to Newburgh hotel forces couple to change wedding plans, and pop-up parties return to Jersey shoreEpisode • May 13, 2023

Mayor Adams booed at CUNY commencement speech, Sunday marks first anniversary of Tops supermarket shooting in Buffalo, and suspect pleaded not guilty in shooting of Suffolk County officerEpisode • May 12, 2023

Daniel Penny arraigned on manslaughter charge in choking death of Jordan Neely, Neely's family calls for murder charge, and MTA's congestion pricing plan receives near-final federal approvalEpisode • May 12, 2023

Marine who placed Jordan Neely in fatal chokehold to be charged with manslaughter. Expiration of Title 42 creating confusion for border migrants. LI police officer recovering after being shot.Episode • May 12, 2023

A Suffolk County police officer is listed in stable condition at a hospital after getting shot Thursday afternoon in Coram, Long Island, the Manhattan district attorney's office announced Thursday that they will file second degree manslaughter charges against marine veteran Daniel Perry who choked Jordan Neely to death on an F train , and NYPD officers will now get training on how to spot and deal with people on the autism spectrumEpisode • May 12, 2023

Advocates urge Rockland Co. officials to tone down rhetoric surrounding asylum seekers, renewed call to save LI whales, and Tuesday's suspicious fire in Brooklyn claims another lifeEpisode • May 11, 2023

Changes to NYC shelter laws ahead of anticipated migrant surge. Rockland and Orange officials to call Mayor Adams sometime today to discuss migrant housing plans. Delayed service on LIRR due to non-passenger train derailment near Long Island City.Episode • May 11, 2023

Congressman George Santos has been released on $500,000 bond after pleading not guilty to fraud charges, NY Governor Hochul is looking at sending migrants to other counties with title 42 expiring tomorrow, NYC Mayor Adams says he has no control over the legal process in the death of Jordan Neely. But wants more attention on mental health, NYPD Cops arresed a subway rider who maced a man in the faceEpisode • May 11, 2023

George Santos faces 13 federal charges, fellow NY Republican Congressmen call on him to resign, and Gov. Hochul expects an influx of migrants when Title 42 expires tomorrow, and for now, those the city cannot support will not be going to Rockland Co.Episode • May 10, 2023

Rep. George Santos expected to appear in federal court today. Mayor Adams to comment on subway chokehold death. Rockland County judge blocks hotel from hosting asylum seekers.Episode • May 10, 2023

Donald Trump ordered to pay $5M in rape case, Orange county is the latest county to try to stop New York City from sending migrants its way, Westchester County Executive George Latimer says he will help asylum seekers if New York city buses in migrants, A deadly overnight fire in East New York was arsonEpisode • May 10, 2023

Westchester County is also looking at the possibility of the arrival of migrants, New Jersey senator Bob Menendez and congressman Josh Gottheimer are saying the MTA's proposed congestion pricing plan will have a disastrous effect on families in the state, and jury deliberations are now underway in the rape and defamation trail against Donald TrumpEpisode • May 9, 2023

Orange County declares emergency to stop migrants from being housed there. Nearly a dozen more arrests made in Jordan Neely protests. Officials in Puerto Ricco report a suspect has been detained in the killing of two NYU students.Episode • May 9, 2023

Rockland County accuses Mayor Adams of human trafficking as the city plans to send some of its migrants northward, The family of Jordan neely slams Daniel Penny's apology, calling it an "Admission of Guilt" in the fatal subway chokehold case, The Brooklyn man accused of February's fatal U-Haul rampage has been indicted on murder and other charges, The coast guard seaches for a missing boater who went overboard yesterday in Great South BayEpisode • May 9, 2023

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