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CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy has the latest.

State Senate President Stephen Sweeney said state leaders should “absolutely” enact the law, but doesn’t know if any lawmaker has drafted a bill.

Welles Crowther was a rookie equities trader, but he had the heart of a hero. The 24-year-old died rescuing at least 10 people in the World Trade Center's South Tower.

WCBS 880's Peter Haskell asks the former governor what sticks out in his mind about that day and what concerns he had about the uncertainty.

Margie Miller tells WCBS 880’s Peter Haskell that she can’t be anywhere else on Sept. 11 besides the spot where her husband died.

WCBS 880’s Steve Scott tracks down a woman who simply became known as “the sock lady” after she spent hundreds of her money supplying dry socks to first responders heading to Ground Zero.

Marla Diamond has a look at fun things to do this weekend in the tri-state area.

The former mayor remembers where he was 18 years ago when the Twin Towers were attacked.

Tom Kaminski was in Chopper 880 near the George Washington Bridge on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001 and saw smoke at the World Trade Center moments after the first plane hit the tower.

The Long Island congressman speaks with WCBS 880 at the Sept. 11 commemoration ceremony in Lower Manhattan.