Should you be worried? Expert talks financial markets after Iran strikes
Educator and Business Development Expert Gerson Gibbs breaks it down.
Educator and Business Development Expert Gerson Gibbs breaks it down.
Gas prices surge since start of Iran conflict
Gas prices are going up as the war in Middle East rages on, and other necessities may soon follow.
Gas prices are going up as the war in Middle East rages on, and other necessities may soon follow.
NYCHA residents say they've been left out of Mamdani's 'rental ripoff' hearings
FOX 5 NY's Michelle Ross has what they're saying.
FOX 5 NY's Michelle Ross has what they're saying.
United enforces headphone rule to curb in-flight noise and disruptions
United Airlines now requires passengers to use headphones for personal devices, giving flight attendants authority to enforce the rule and recover costs from noncompliance, aiming to improve in-flight comfort.
United Airlines now requires passengers to use headphones for personal devices, giving flight attendants authority to enforce the rule and recover costs from noncompliance, aiming to improve in-flight comfort.
Widow of Det. Joseph Seals talks Tunnel to Towers Foundation scholarships
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has given full scholarships to the children of Laura Seals, the widow of Detective Joseph Seals.
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has given full scholarships to the children of Laura Seals, the widow of Detective Joseph Seals.
Widow of Det. Joseph Seals talks Tunnel to Towers Foundation scholarships
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has given full scholarships to the children of Laura Seals, the widow of Detective Joseph Seals.
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has given full scholarships to the children of Laura Seals, the widow of Detective Joseph Seals.
New app helps fire departments buy and sell used trucks affordably
A platform called Garage connects fire departments nationwide, letting them sell or buy used trucks and gear at fair prices, helping departments stretch budgets and keep communities protected.
A platform called Garage connects fire departments nationwide, letting them sell or buy used trucks and gear at fair prices, helping departments stretch budgets and keep communities protected.
PATH train Hoboken lines suspended
FOX 5 NY's Kendall Green spoke with aggravated commuters after both Hoboken lines on the PATH train were suspended.
FOX 5 NY's Kendall Green spoke with aggravated commuters after both Hoboken lines on the PATH train were suspended.
Negotiations between Mount Sinai, Anthem at standstill
Thousands of New Yorkers will soon have to decide whether they want to find new doctors or pay high out-of-networks costs as contract talks between Mount Sinai Health and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield are at an impasse.
Thousands of New Yorkers will soon have to decide whether they want to find new doctors or pay high out-of-networks costs as contract talks between Mount Sinai Health and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield are at an impasse.
NYC coffee shop one of the best in the world
FOX 5 NY's Meredith Gorman has the story.
FOX 5 NY's Meredith Gorman has the story.
Chain restaurants struggling in NYC, nationwide
Chain restaurants are closing by the hundreds across the country, as consumers say they're fed up with increasing prices. But experts say restaurants are making less money despite those price hikes.
Chain restaurants are closing by the hundreds across the country, as consumers say they're fed up with increasing prices. But experts say restaurants are making less money despite those price hikes.
'Bodega Cards' moves to Hoboken
FOX 5 NY's Kendall Green has more.
FOX 5 NY's Kendall Green has more.
James Talarico defeats Jasmine Crockett in Texas Democratic Senate primary upset
State Rep. James Talarico defeated Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett in a surprise win in the Texas Democratic Senate primary, while Republicans John Cornyn and Ken Paxton advance to a runoff for their party’s nomination.
State Rep. James Talarico defeated Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett in a surprise win in the Texas Democratic Senate primary, while Republicans John Cornyn and Ken Paxton advance to a runoff for their party’s nomination.
Flashback: JFK Jr.'s 'George' magazine founded in 1995
John F. Kennedy Jr. founded American political lifestyle magazine "George" in 1995.
John F. Kennedy Jr. founded American political lifestyle magazine "George" in 1995.
Couple gets 25 years for infant's daycare fentanyl death
Grei Mendez and Felix Herrera-Garcia are already serving 45-year sentences for their federal case on the death of 22-month-old NIcholas Dominici. On Tuesday they were sentenced to 25 years to life in their state case.
Grei Mendez and Felix Herrera-Garcia are already serving 45-year sentences for their federal case on the death of 22-month-old NIcholas Dominici. On Tuesday they were sentenced to 25 years to life in their state case.
Good Day New York @ 9: March 4, 2026
Watch the full 9 a.m. hour of Good Day New York.
Watch the full 9 a.m. hour of Good Day New York.
Good Night New York full episode:March 3,2026
Christal Young and Ryan Kristafer's edgy perspective on entertainment and lifestyle news.
Christal Young and Ryan Kristafer's edgy perspective on entertainment and lifestyle news.
100 days away from the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Tuesday marked officially 100 days until the 2026 FIFA World Cup. FOX 5 NY’s Arthur Chi'en has the story.
Tuesday marked officially 100 days until the 2026 FIFA World Cup. FOX 5 NY’s Arthur Chi'en has the story.
MTA tests audio ads on NYC subway platforms as riders raise noise concerns
The MTA is testing audio advertisements in select subway and commuter rail stations as part of a pilot program aimed at increasing revenue. The 30-second ads promote media and entertainment events, including TV shows, movies and concerts. They play over public address systems every 10 minutes and are capped at 75 decibels — about the level of a typical conversation. Only one advertiser per station is allowed each day. Some commuters say the added noise could make it harder to hear service announcements, while others say they would support the ads if the revenue helps improve safety and service. Riders’ reactions could determine whether the program continues beyond June. FOX 5’s Kendall Green reports.
The MTA is testing audio advertisements in select subway and commuter rail stations as part of a pilot program aimed at increasing revenue. The 30-second ads promote media and entertainment events, including TV shows, movies and concerts. They play over public address systems every 10 minutes and are capped at 75 decibels — about the level of a typical conversation. Only one advertiser per station is allowed each day. Some commuters say the added noise could make it harder to hear service announcements, while others say they would support the ads if the revenue helps improve safety and service. Riders’ reactions could determine whether the program continues beyond June. FOX 5’s Kendall Green reports.
Report shows exposes top10 'super speeders' in NYC
FOX 5 NY's Briella Tomassetti has the details.
FOX 5 NY's Briella Tomassetti has the details.



















