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Star Smith was taking Uber daily to go to work in Harlem, but she deleted the app last month after her commute more than doubled in cost.
A homeless man accused of sucker punching an Asian woman outside a restaurant is facing hate crime charges.
Yellow crime tape marked the scene of yet another shooting in the city. This one around 11 a.m. near Dekalb and Wyckoff avenues in Bushwick.
“It was sold out. I mean, I almost didn't have a place to sit, I was on stage,” comedian Yamaneika Saunders told CBS2's Lisa Rozner.
Events marking the occasion returned across the Tri-State Area, after many traditions were put on hold because of the pandemic.
On Monday night, the midnight curfew was lifted for bars and restaurants, and comedy clubs quickly started to return to full swing.
It's a story not often told and one our country should never forget, CBS2's Cory James reported.
Police say 48-year-old Alexander Wright has been charged with assault as a hate crime, among other counts.
Paramus Police say officers were sent to a building on Route 17 North for a report of a bomb threat on May 19.
The annual competition will return to Coney Island on Sunday, July 4.
It happened on May 8 near Hancock Street and Howard Avenue in Stuyvesant Heights.
It happened around 1 a.m. Saturday. Police say the boat’s lines broke and were being smashed against the dock and other boats.
A black car smashed into the glass window at Modell's on Rockaway and Woodhaven boulevards in Ozone Park around 5:30 p.m.
“She was smart. She was talented. She had a lot to live for. She was only 26. This is a parent's nightmare."
Ozuna was charged with aggravated assault strangulation and misdemeanor battery/family violence, according to Fulton County Jail records ...
We're sharing his picture and more information with you because police say they want to find him.
As first-time boaters hit the water for Memorial Day weekend, one family has a special reason to encourage safety on the sea.
The NYPD says the group of men has struck at least 19 times throughout the Bronx and Queens since May 22.
It's always a celebration for staff at Long Island Jewish Forest Hills when a patient goes, but it's tough to let go of one of their own.
He spent hours at the Midtown South precinct and said nothing as he was led out in handcuffs before heading to jail.
