A House vote could come tonight on a deal to keep the government from shutting down.  WCBS Anchor Steve Scott speaks with New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez.

The Thruway Authority will launch an amnesty program for drivers facing steep fees from the cashless tolling on the new Tappan Zee Bridge.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with 880 Reporter Peter Haskell.

A new report finds four in ten millennials on Long Island live with their parents.  Seven in ten say they're likely to move to a less-expensive region within five years.  WCBS Reporter Sophia Hall asked Nassau County Executive Laura Curran about it.  

WCBS reporter Peter Haskell joins the Afternoon Roundup to discuss the swearing in of New Jersey's new governor, Phil Murphy. 

WCBS reporter Alex Silverman joins the Afternoon Roundup to discuss Governor Cuomo's state budget address, including how the governor plans to relieve some of the tax burden placed on New Yorkers by the new GOP tax plan. 

CBS News Correspondent Steve Futerman joins the Afternoon Roundup to discuss the latest in the case in California where 13 siblings were held hostage by their parents. 

Andy Byford began his first day as the MTA president riding the subway. Marla Diamond joins the Afternoon Roundup to discuss Byford's plans and hopes for his tenure. 

A U.S. Army veteran is suing the Veterans Affairs hospital in Connecticut after discovering a doctor left a scalpel in him years ago. He has since suffered abdominal pain. Sen. Richard Blumenthal called in to the WCBS 880 newsroom moments after hearing the story on our airwaves and called out the VA for "malpractice." Sen. Blumenthal spoke with WCBS Newsradio 880 Anchor Steve Scott live at 2:44 PM ET Monday.

President Trump spends his three-day weekend at his Mar-a-Lago resort. CBS News White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins WCBS 880 Anchor Alex Silverman as the Chief Executive reels from questions impugning his character.

CBS News Correspondent David Begnaud joins WCBS 880 Anchor Alex Silverman from Honolulu, Hawaii as the Feds investigate how a missile alert was sent to citizen's phones.