Community leaders and residents gathered in front of Police Headquarters on Monday to show support for police officers, after two cops were shot in the Bronx over the weekend. WCBS 880's Rich Lamb reports.

Women in Congress are celebrating what could be a landmark week for women’s rights. Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney tells WCBS 880’s Steve Scott that the House is expected to vote soon on an Equal Rights Amendment bill and on the Smithsonian Women’s History Museum Act.

CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger reports.

WCBS 880's Steve Burns, who is on the ground in New Hampshire, discusses the current political climate ahead of Tuesday's vote.

President Donald Trump continues to take aim at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for tearing up her copy of his State of the Union address. Meanwhile, staff at the White House is being to shake up following his impeachment acquittal. CBS News chief White House correspondent Steven Portnoy has the latest.

A law passed in 2006 in honor of a 7-year-old girl who died after suffering years of abuse, could possibly be used to punish the couple accused in the death of 8-year-old Thomas Valva. WCBS 880's Sophia Hall investigates.

New York is planning to sue the Trump Administration over the Department of Homeland Security's decision to ban New Yorkers from enrolling in Global Entry and other "trusted traveler" programs. WCBS 880's Kristie Keleshian reports.

Fotis Dulos may be dead, but the case against his former girlfriend, Michelle Troconis will continue. The two were charged in the presumed murder of Dulos’ estranged wife, Jennifer. Peter Haskell was in the courtroom.

Major Garrett has the latest from the Capitol.

The NYPD officer and his fiancée accused in the death of the officer's 8-year-old son faced a judge Thursday. Sophia Hall was in the courtroom.