John Dias is a three-time Emmy Award-winning reporter for CBS News New York. He is known for his engaging storytelling and commitment to delivering impactful news coverage. Thousands protested in ...

In a case before the Court of Appeals reverses a lowerer court's holding in Bentkowski and allows the city to deny retirees ...

This dataset ranks the top 20 most active developers in New York City. The Real Deal analyzed new building permits for projects 20,000 square feet and larger in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens ...

New York City will host a ticker-tape parade next summer for veterans of the post-9/11 wars — Iraq and Afghanistan — and ...

As more and more people have woken up to just how horrifying and inhumane the life of a carriage horse can be, animal welfare organizations have been fighting to get the practice banned. While they’ve ...

Fans got a taste of the home upgrade on Friday, May 16, when the Summer House cast member shared footage of her big move-in day. “Okay back to the moving content you guys didn’t ask for!” ...

One Queens politician has some creative ideas on how to make the most of the thousands of composting buckets the city is dumping on New Yorkers — as some of her colleagues in the City Council ...

But the buckets, which are emblazoned with the city Department of Sanitation’s composting website, are from the company Orbis, which the city is paying a whopping $9.7 million to provide ...

Judges on New York’s highest court expressed doubt that New York City officials made binding promises to all 250,000 retired municipal workers that they would have a lifetime of supplemental Medicare ...

The iconic CBGB name will return to the New York City music scene this fall with the newly revived CBGB Festival, a one-day punk and alternative music event taking place on September 27, 2025, at ...

With the court orders that allowed the city to seal illicit cannabis stores starting to expire, questions remain about whether the shops could reopen. By Ashley Southall Mayor Eric Adams of New ...