A woman from New York is facing criminal charges in a high-speed crash that killed another driver in Morris County. Ana-Maria Ciofu, 26, of Brooklyn, was charged on Monday with second-degree vehicular homicide and the disorderly persons offense of assault by auto,

New York's local government sales tax collections rose 4.3% from January to September, providing a financial boost despite warnings of major budget deficits ahead, while state spending increased 6.7% and debt is projected to spike by over 70% in the next five years.

As a federal government shutdown continues, New York State is racing to protect its most vulnerable residents from the fallout. Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $30 million emergency food assistance package to support more than 16 million meals statewide,

CBS News New York is teaming up with Wegmans Food Markets and local food banks during our "Season Of Giving Check Out Hunger" campaign.

New York's highest court on Thursday upheld a law shifting local elections to even-numbered years, bringing most county and town elections in line with statewide and federal races. The state Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that legislation passed into law in 2023 by the Democratic-controlled state Legislature was constitutional.

Local New York lawmakers are urging Kathy Hochul to sign legislation streamlining the recertification process for a program centering minority- and women-owned businesses in the construction industry.

NEW HAVEN, N.Y. -- Human remains found in New Haven have been identified as John T. Humphrey, who was reported missing in 2012. The New York State Police in Pulaski confirmed that on Sept. 1, the property owner of 451 Darrow Rd. discovered the remains while clearing a trail.

A local man will represent New York in an offbeat national competition. According to a news release from Muddy River Farm Brewery, patron Joel Griffin, 52, has earned the title of 2025 New York State Steinholding Champion and will represent New York at the inaugural U.

New Yorkers will head to the polls on Tuesday to vote on important races, especially the three-way contest for mayor of New York City. While some New York City agencies will operate as usual, there are some key changes to be mindful of.