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A man who spent 33 years in prison for murder and attempted rape has had his conviction vacated. WCBS 880’s Sophia Hall reports.

Staten Island Congressman Max Rose tells WCBS 880’s Steve Scott about his bipartisan legislation that aims to respond to tragedies of veterans dying by suicide.

Our Marla Diamond was aboard the USS New York as it sailed into town for Fleet Week 2019.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is feeling the heat from fellow Democrats who increasing want her to move forward with impeachment proceedings against the president. CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy has the latest.

Three women who operated a Brooklyn co-op have been indicted for allegedly accepting cash bribes to forge documents in order to get people illegally into new apartment units. Rich Lamb reports.

Former White House Counsel Don McGahn defied a Congressional subpoena and did not show up for today's House Judiciary Committee hearing. CBS News correspondent Nancy Cordes reports.

Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll, tells WCBS 880 that Mayor Bill de Blasio doesn't really register yet with anyone in America.

State Sen. Todd Kaminski tells WCBS 880 about new legislation that is set to pass in the Assembly that would close a double jeopardy loophole.

Elijah Dormeus, a Morehouse College graduate from Harlem, says he’ll use Robert F. Smith’s generous donation to "pay it forward."

Rockland County Executive Ed Day is asking President Trump to block anyone from entering the country unless they've been vaccinated against diseases like measles. Quinnipiac University health law professor John Thomas explains.