Con Edison said about 4,843 Brooklyn customers lost power Friday morning, largely restored by 11:15 a.m. It suspects lightning, but the cause is under investigation.
According to the FDNY, seven children were taken to hospital after feeling sick at M.S. 137 America's School of Heroes in Ozone Park, Queens, around 10:49 a.m.
The agreement, with 1,300 people who said they were abused by clergy and lay leaders, might help America’s foremost Roman Catholic archdiocese avoid bankruptcy.
The New York City comptroller’s office has been working overtime after delayed payments to 2-K and 3-K providers threatened their ability to open earlier this year.
Governor Kathy Hochul has raised concerns about state education officials moving to end the Regents exam graduation requirement, and wants more power over the department.
Gov. Kathy Hochul will again face pressure for a millionaires’ tax, and New Yorkers are wondering if the city will gain from having one of its own as speaker of the House.
Brooklyn will come together this weekend to recognize the men and women who have served in the U.S. military with a parade, tribute ceremony and free resource fair.
New security camera video shows an alleged thief in the act at a Queens bakery. The manager says over $40,000 was stolen early Thursday morning. CBS News New York's Rob Flaks reports.
In New York, there are state-appointed outside organizations that can review and overturn denials. That's how Brooklyn mom Nadine Friedman managed to fight the system – and win.
An FBI agent drove his government car the wrong way down a busy Brooklyn thoroughfare, blew through a red light and then struck a pedestrian before speeding away, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
He was executive director of the inquiry into the Attica prison uprising and made a provocative decision in the Central Park jogger case. He died at 93.
kayla.shults Thu, 11/05/2026 - 11:29 MTA November 5, 2026 11:30 am Livestreams Available The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Board and its committees will convene for meetings later this month.
An FBI agent drove his government car the wrong way down a busy Brooklyn thoroughfare, blew through a red light and then struck a pedestrian before speeding away, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
An FBI agent drove his government car the wrong way down a busy Brooklyn thoroughfare, blew through a red light and then struck a pedestrian before speeding away, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
An FBI agent drove his government car the wrong way down a busy Brooklyn thoroughfare, blew through a red light and then struck a pedestrian before speeding away, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
An FBI agent drove his government car the wrong way down a busy Brooklyn thoroughfare, blew through a red light and then struck a pedestrian before speeding away, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
An FBI agent drove his government car the wrong way down a busy Brooklyn thoroughfare, blew through a red light and then struck a pedestrian before speeding away, federal prosecutors said Thursday.
Because the sticker magnate claimed victory in his upstate district, here are your early links: Seneca Nation of Indians elects its first woman president, Upper West Side loses a McDonald's, fall shoes and more. [ more › ]
Democrat Rebecca Bennett A newcomer to New Jersey politics, Bennett won in what was once considered a safe Republican district, helping Democrats in their attempt to retake the House of Representatives. [ more › ]
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