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Tree removal leaves West Seneca neighbors battling Thruway traffic noise
Due to safety reasons, National Fuel removed trees that neighbors say acted as a sound barrier between the Thruway and Covington Dr. in 2024.
Federal judge overturns NY State's ban on the sale and purchase of bulletproof vests, says it's unconstitutional
Plaintiffs in lawsuit challenging state's law call judge's ruling, "A humiliating defeat for New York's authoritarian gun control regime."
Pet of the Week: Merci
Merci, a cat at Lollypop Farm, is looking for a home.
Court filing alleges staff warned IV site might have 'blown' during Christa Pike's execution attempt
A court document says Tennessee execution team members failed multiple times to establish working IV lines in Christa Pike’s arms before her attempted execution.
New York sports loses a fan favorite to cancer
Former Rangers star and broadcaster Ron Duguay has passed away at the age of 69. CBS News New York's Otis Livingston has more on his career and legacy.
Republican Bruce Blakeman says rival Kathy Hochul stumping with Zohran Mamdani will be ‘boost’ to his campaign
Republican Bruce Blakeman said he was thrilled that Democratic incumbent Kathy Hochul is campaigning with lefty Mayor Zohran Mamdani, calling it a "big boost" for his gubernatorial campaign.
FBI poised to open their own probe into Meghan Markle’s estranged dad after alleged child porn stash found overseas: report
Thomas Markle Sr., 82, was reported to local police by his own son, Thomas Markle Jr., who discovered “hundreds, if not thousands,” of disturbing child sex abuse images in storage boxes at his Cebu home, The Sun first reported.
Andrew Tate’s lawyer claims vile ‘manosphere’ influencer is ‘very sick’ in prison — begs for prayers for accused rapist
Tate is languishing in the roach- and feces-infested Federal Detention Center in Miami as he fights extradition to the United Kingdom over a slew of alarming charges, including rape and human trafficking.
Baldwinsville girls tennis ace will wrap up storied career with another shot at states: ‘It doesn’t feel over yet’
Mira Nadzan won the Section III state qualifier Thursday.
Wild moment underage girls batter group of kids after being baited at exclusive Hawaii vacation resort
Maui police urged parents to keep closer tabs on their children rather than leave them to roam the streets.
MCSO: 21-year-old from Henrietta missing, last seen in Niagara Falls area Wednesday
The Monroe County Sheriff's Office said it is searching for a missing 21-year-old man from Henrietta.
Police investigating after thieves raid mailboxes in CT town for valuables, dump the rest
Westport police are investigating overnight mail thefts that have affected at least 40 homes, with thieves targeting residential mailboxes and stealing checks and other valuables.
More than 2 million veterans now have 100% disability ratings
“The average degree of disability for Veterans increased from 63.1% in 2024 to 65.6% in 2025."
Burglar steals safe, cash from Jersey City eateries
Police are searching for a burglar who was caught on camera stealing a safe from one Jersey City restaurant before breaking into a neighboring eatery and taking cash.
Americans spend just 4% of nights out with friends — and are less social, too
Between the early 2000s and 2024, total expected weekly time with friends fell by more than half, according to the study.
First Alert Weather: Cooler temps but plenty of sun through Sunday
CBS News New York's Scott Padgett says Friday will feature bright sunny skies and a high of 59.
Syracuse vs. Bill Belichick: Can the Orange avenge last year’s 27-10 loss to UNC?
Bill Belichick’s Tar Heels beat Syracuse 27-10 last season. Our model projects another UNC win. Can the Orange cover +9.5 in Chapel Hill?
Trump defends controversial ad featuring Democratic candidate for Ohio governor's estranged mother
President Trump is urging Vivek Ramaswamy, the Republican nominee for Ohio governor, to keep running a controversial ad featuring his opponent's estranged mother.
Blakeman trailing by double-digits to Hochul in New York governor's race
Recent polls show Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul holding a double-digit lead in the race against Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman.
Monroe County students honored at ‘Do the Right Thing Award’ ceremony on Thursday
A dozen students from school districts across Monroe County were honored at the first "Do the Right Thing Award" ceremony of the school year.
Testing of accused Palisades fire starter’s lighter will be key evidence in second trial, lawyer says
The lighter was discovered by investigators in the glove compartment of Rinderknecht’s car on Jan. 24, 2025.
Powerful Democratic Virginia state senator is accused of leading a marijuana criminal conspiracy
Virginia state Sen. Louise Lucas is accused of leading an alleged criminal enterprise that acquired and distributed large quantities of marijuana.
Mother of toddler found breathing in hospital morgue after being declared dead speaks out
Vincent Fiordilino was found floating face-down in an in-ground pool during a Super Bowl gathering at the family's home in Gilbert, Arizona, according to police.
One of UCLA’s biggest frat houses caught with its pants down as stunning six-figure claims unravel
One of UCLA’s biggest fraternity houses has been caught lying about the six-figure amount of money they said raised for charity over the last three years.
Wrong-way Citi Bike rider left clinging to life after crash near NYC’s Central Park
The Citi Bike rider, a 27-year-old man, was heading west in the eastbound lane on Central Park North near Malcolm X Boulevard around 7:45 p.m. when he slammed into a 20-year-old man on an Amyet bike heading the right way, according to authorities and sources.
Health insurance costs keep climbing for American workers, a new survey finds
A new survey by healthcare research nonprofit KFF reveals that people relying on employer-sponsored health insurance are paying more for coverage this year.
FTC warns of scam calls threatening to deactivate your phone number
The FTC says scammers posing as agency officials are threatening to disconnect people’s phones, then demanding money to avoid arrest.
NJ bill looks to educate drivers about sharing road with farm tractors
HILLSBOROUGH TWP., N.J. (PIX11) — From within the cab of his tractor, Jim Abma has had his share of close calls on the roads. One day last year, just a few miles away from his Hillsborough farm, came his closest call yet, when a car trying to pass him cut him off. “When all was
How a Harlem choir is helping people with memory loss through music
A new Harlem choir called The Unforgettables is using music to support residents living with memory loss and their caregivers. CBS News New York's Noelle Lilley reports.
Bus Commuters Fume as Port Authority Bus Terminal Revamp Causes Delays
Detours and demolition tied to the $11 billion replacement of the bus terminal are causing rush-hour headaches for commuters.
Chick-fil-A opens location in Penfield next week
PENFIELD, N.Y. — Chick-fil-A will officially open in Penfield next week. The new location on Fairport Nine Mile Point Road will open Thursday, Oct. 29. It will be open 6:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Saturday. The company made the official announcement in March it would be opening a new location in Penfield. The restaurant…
There's a push to reactivate downtown Buffalo
A group of people from various organizations got together Thursday to come up with ideas to help revitalize downtown Buffalo.
‘The Traitors: New Blood’ Season 5, Episode 7 tonight: How to watch for free live, on demand
"The Traitors: New Blood" Season 5, Episode 7, "It’s Like Fighting Two Pigs Under a Blanket," airs Thursday, Oct. 22, on NBC.
Rockland County's Lauren Shields honored with proposed federal legislation designed to expand organ donations
Lauren Shields fought her entire life to stay alive, and to help others give the gift of life.
'Ugh… they are Black': Realtor's alleged text sparks Queens discrimination lawsuit
A woman has filed a racial discrimination lawsuit in Queens after she says a realtor accidentally sent her a text message stating, "Ugh…they are Black," as she and her fiancé arrived to view a rental property in Flushing. CBS News New York's Carolyn Gusoff reports.
Video shows Pemberton, New Jersey Mayor Matthew Bianchini charging at resident during council meeting
Pemberton Township Mayor Matthew Bianchini charged toward a resident during a council meeting.
Man stabbed with syringe in Midtown Manhattan, police say
Police are looking for a woman accused of stabbing a man in his back with what investigators believe was a syringe in Manhattan's Diamond District on Wednesday evening. CBS News New York's Doug Williams reports.
Family outraged that alleged George Washington Bridge gunman faces manslaughter charge
Victor Romero, a retired NYPD detective accused in a deadly shooting on the George Washington Bridge, appeared in court Thursday to face a manslaughter charge. A judge set $1 million bail. CBS News New York's Ali Bauman reports.
Consumer Investigation: Kia and Hyundai owners with 2011-2022 steel-key cars can get a free anti-theft software update
Kia has worked to reduce a rise in car thefts by offering a software update that makes Kia and Hyundai cars more difficult to steal.
McMahon vetoes raises for Onondaga County election commissioners
The commissioners asked for a $30,000 raise each. Legislators gave them half that, but the county executive vetoed that.
Road Rage Over Lane Change Led to Fatal Bridge Shooting, Prosecutors Say
Koran Irvine, 46, died from a single gunshot wound on the George Washington Bridge during his evening commute on Tuesday.
Bipartisan federal legislation on organ donation proposed in honor of Rockland County woman
As CBS News New York's Tony Aiello reports, the late Lauren Shields made a difference in New York, and perhaps will soon nationwide.
Council passes scaled-back nonprofit property COPA bill year after Adams veto, cutting its potential reach by nearly 80%
The City Council on Thursday resurrected a controversial housing bill vetoed by former Mayor Eric Adams, approving a dramatically scaled-back measure that would give nonprofits first crack at buying certain apartment buildings. The Community Opportunity to Purchase Act, or COPA, passed on Oct. 22 after lawmakers…
Kroger to open 110 new stores, lower prices
Kroger also confirmed it plans on shedding its corporate workforce by about 3,000 employees over the next few years.
‘9-1-1′ Season 10, Episode 2 tonight: How to watch for free live, on demand
“9-1-1″ Season 10, Episode 2, “Fire in the Hole,” airs tonight, Thursday, Oct. 22, on ABC.
Popular comedian set to host ‘Saturday Night Live’ for the 7th time
A popular comedian will join a small group of stars who have hosted 'SNL' seven or more times
School No. 9 back to full power after outages Thursday morning
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Rochester City School District says School No. 9 is back to full power after issues Thursday morning. Two parents of students from the school say the school had been dealing with power outages. In a video obtained by News10NBC, you can see the lights off in the hallways at the school
Expansion initiative announced for Niagara Power Transformer
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- The Niagara Power Transformer broke ground Thursday on a more than $71 million expansion project for their complex near the Buffalo Airport that will support power grid modernization. The manufacturer creates liquid-filled power and specialty transformers, which are used to alter the voltage…
Queens apartment seekers allege broker's text exposed housing discrimination
A couple has filed a lawsuit against a real estate brokerage, an agent and several property owners after they say a broker sent a text message that allegedly racially profiled them.
Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum highlights 'Who Built the Rides' in new exhibit
NORTH TONAWANDA, N.Y. (WIVB) -- If you're driving into North Tonawanda, you might notice a sign that says, 'Home of the Carrousel.' "Fifty percent of all American carousels were built in North Tonawanda and we tell the story of American amusement from Western New York," Ian Seppala, the Executive Director of the…
17-Year-Old Charged With Murder in Midtown Subway Station Shooting
The teenage boy was arrested on Thursday in connection with the killing of Darrel Rodriguez, a security guard, in a fight on an E train platform.
Artists and neighbors unveil mural on 29-story building in the Bronx
THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) -- A towering new mural stretching 29 stories up a NYCHA building in the South Bronx is drawing attention from residents and visitors, with organizers calling it the tallest mural in the United States. The artwork covers the Morrisania Air Rights building on East 158th Street between Morris and…
New York City Council passes law to phase out horse-drawn carriages by 2028
The New York City Council voted Thursday to ban horse-drawn carriages, a move that will end an industry that has operated in the city since 1858.
Business consultant Kristie Blase takes engineer’s approach to corporate governance
A litigator with an early career background in engineering, corporate counseling attorney Kristie Blase has always been drawn to analyzing systems. Her career trajectory went from running an environmental energy engineering center to counseling corporations and financial entities on business law and regulatory advice…
Facing pushback on data centers, tech giants are promising more money, fewer secrets
With host communities across the U.S. turning against their gargantuan data centers, America’s technology giants are promising to take fewer taxpayer handouts, keep fewer secrets or shower more money onto the communities willing to allow the server warehouses.
Chandler Street Breweries announces it is closing
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- A Buffalo brewery that was home to three popular local brands has announced that it is closing. Chandler Street Breweries announced that Thursday would be its last day for operations. It was the home for Community Beer Works, Thin Man Brewery, and Smoldered Society Beer Company, combining the…
News10 Investigates: Graffiti on I-490, downtown bridges and across Upstate cost New York taxpayers $150,000 in one year
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Graffiti has become a persistent problem across Rochester, with tags visible on walls, bridges and overpasses throughout the city. Graffiti Alley Chief investigative reporter Berkeley Brean said, “I drive 490, and like you, I am distracted by all the graffiti on the walls and bridges and all the…
ICE agents posed as NYPD officers to arrest Haitian migrant in his Brooklyn home, neighbors say
Neighbors of a Brooklyn man detained by ICE inside his home earlier this month demanded his release Thursday, alleging that the federal agents apprehended the man after posing as NYPD officers. According to friends and family, Roberto Lamour was taken by federal agents inside his own home located at 75 Lenox Road in…
MTA Suspends Fare Enforcement on Buses After Altercations With Passengers
Transit officials said they would pause an enforcement program while they investigated two disputes between passengers and inspectors.
The ‘neighs’ have it: City Council approves bill to ban 168-year-old horse carriage industry in Central Park
The City Council on Thursday overwhelmingly voted “yea” for “neigh” more horse carriages in Central Park. The 51-member council passed with a veto-proof majority, 40-7, the measure to ban horse carriage licensing and operation in the park, known as Romanch’s Law, on Oct. 22. The legislation was named by its sponsor…
Erie County lawmakers clash over gas tax cap
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- Erie County lawmakers could not agree to vote Thursday on whether to limit the county's sales tax on gasoline. Gas prices spiked with the start of the U.S. war in Iran and remain well above what they were earlier this year. Republican lawmakers argue that higher gas prices lead to higher
Teachers union, RCSD gives statements over student services, safety, and staffing
The Rochester Teachers Association criticized the current Rochester City School District administration in a recent Facebook post.
NYC bans horse-drawn carriages, Mayor Mamdani has final say
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – A bill outlawing the horse-drawn carriage industry has passed the New York City Council, making the historic Central Park tradition a thing of the past. Romanch’s Law passed on Thursday, an agreement to end the industry in 2028 after years of deliberation. It passed with 40 "yes" votes, seven…
Woman shoved by Buffalo police deputy commissioner on Chippewa files notice of claim
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- A woman who was shoved to the ground in July by Buffalo Police Deputy Commissioner Craig Macy is planning to sue the city. The woman, Taryn Morris-Hunter, filed a notice of claim in September against the city, the Buffalo Police Department, and Macy. The incident occurred around 11:50 p.m. on…
Tearful family of Con Ed worker slain on George Washington Bridge says cop suspect had ‘license to kill’
The distraught family of the Con Edison worker shot to death by a retired NYPD detective broke down in tears following the arraignment Thursday, accusing the cop of having “a license to kill.” The family of slain Con Ed worker 47-year-old Koran Irvine filled a courtroom in 100 Center Street to face 62-year-old Victor…
Daycare closes following alleged abuse of 2 toddlers
RANSOMVILLE, N.Y. (WIVB) -- A daycare center in Ransomville facing allegations that an employee abused two toddlers this year had its license suspended by the Office of Children and Family Services, which also recommended revocation. Both are considered rare actions generally reserved for cases in which children face…
South Bronxites Fear Another Massive Warehouse as Logistics Giant Eyes Huge Lot
One of the largest industrial warehouse managers in the country is eyeing a massive, once-public vacant building steps from the South Bronx waterfront — raising concerns with locals who say the area is already overrun with similar businesses. The nearly 400,000-square-foot facility at 900 E. 132nd St. served as the…
What you should know about DSNY changing the rules of its containerization program
The New York Department of Sanitation is proposing to amend its rule relating to the expansion of community districts requiring containerization for buildings with 10 or more dwelling units. New York would have new rules for its container program to become permanent and expand it from its original two pilot areas to…
New Buffalo snow plan includes $2.7M for contracted snow removal
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- Buffalo has a new snow plan to tackle the 2026-27 winter, including $2.7 million for contracted snow removal, new tractors and other upgrades. Mayor Sean Ryan announced the city's new snow plan on Thursday, highlighting technology and equipment to help crews respond to snowy streets and winter…
Low student enrollment in NYC could lead to more public school mergers
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) -- New York City Public School officials say they are exploring the idea of more site mergers as student enrollment continues to decline, a spokesperson tells PIX11 News. The 2025-26 school year opened with 733,790 students in the New York City Public School system, down from 906,248 students…
Long Island woman hoards over 150 cats in horrible conditions: DA
GLEN COVE, N.Y. (PIX11) — A Long Island woman is accused of hoarding 166 cats and abusing them, according to Nassau County District Attorney Anne T. Donnelly. Alena Horbatko, 54, allegedly allowed the cats to live in filthy and unsafe conditions, causing many of them to suffer from severe respiratory and eye…
New York County Lawyers Association honors Second Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Richard Sullivan with Weinfeld award
Second Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Richard Sullivan was recognized Tuesday with an award in the name of former U.S. Southern District Judge Edward Weinfeld, something he told the crowd of attorneys and roughly four dozen federal judges gathered at the New York County Lawyers Association’s annual autumn luncheon was…
Despite varying roles, JG Pageau remains among Islanders’ most steady presences
ELMONT, NY — Pete DeBoer is as well-traveled an NHL head coach as they come, but over the last decade, whether it was in his stint with the San Jose Sharks or Vegas Golden Knights, or Dallas Stars, there always seemed to be one constant: Jean-Gabriel Pageau. No, Pageau had never played for DeBoer. He always...
Forest Hills Stadium can keep its concerts under deal with neighbors
Rauw Alejandro performs during the inaugural Red Bull Chapters at Forest Hills Stadium on Sept. 5.
Man stabbed in back with syringe in possible Midtown bias attack
A 26-year-old man was stabbed with a syringe in Midtown as thousands of people were leaving their offices for the day on Wednesday, an attack the NYPD is investigating as a possible hate crime, according to a law enforcement source familiar with the matter.
NYC Council to grill Mamdani officials on collapsed Hunts Point Produce Market deal
A rendering of the Hunts Point Produce Market project released by Mayor Adams on his final days in office.
NYPD arrests 17-year-old in fatal Midtown subway platform shooting
A man works inside a kiosk at the 7th Avenue - 53rd Street subway station while an E train arrives.
Teenager surrenders in Midtown subway killing after 5-day manhunt, source says
An arrest has been made in connection with the midtown Manhattan subway station shooting that claimed the life of a 26-year-old man from the Bronx, a law enforcement source with knowledge of the case said Thursday.
Man pleads guilty for damaging Niagara Square flagpole
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- A Tonawanda man pleaded guilty to damaging a flagpole in Niagara Square and stealing a Somalian flag in July, the Erie County District Attorney's Office said Thursday. Officials said 34-year-old Justin M. Eassa intentionally damaged the flagpole on July 2 and was later arrested on July 8. The…