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The Alliance for Downtown New York reports private sector jobs swelled to more than 251,000 in 2018, a number that hasn’t been seen in the area since before 2001.

The New York developers of a new app say it could transform the bus business. Co-founder Axel Hellman tells WCBS 880 about Our Bus.

Two American siblings are trapped in China after going to the country to visit their sick grandmother. CBS senior foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Brennan reports.

President Trump wants tariffs on a variety of Chinese goods to jump to 25% unless talks today between U.S. and Chinese negotiators avert it. Bloomberg’s Salayha Moehsin reports.

Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes has called for a breakup of the social network, in an op-ed in the New York Times. CNET senior producer Dan Patterson explains.

House Democrats continue to say they will hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress for not responding to a subpoena for the release of the complete Mueller report. Meanwhile, the president says executive privilege should be shielding Barr. CBS White House correspondent Steven Portnoy explains.

CBS News correspondent Steve Futterman says progress is being made in Paradise, California. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Tony Kovaleski, chief investigative reporter at Denver 7 News, provides an update on the Highlands Ranch school shooting.

CBS News correspondent Steven Portnoy has the details of the report.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal baby is here but the name remains a mystery. CBS News’ Vicki Barker speculates what it could be.