Pier 17 opens ski-lodge themed 'The Greens'
Pier 17, the rooftop overlooking the Brooklyn Bridge, has opened a ski- lodge-inspired venue called The Greens.
New York City graffiti cleanup efforts by NYPD
Graffiti has become a growing problem across the five boroughs since the city went into lockdown last year.
Woman found dead during East Side building fire
The FDNY is investigating the cause of a fire on Manhattan's East Side that left one woman dead.
Asian man attacked, repeatedly punched as he entered subway station
A man entering a subway station on the Lower East Side was attacked and knocked unconscious.
New York loosening some virus restrictions on gatherings
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has announced that the state will loosen restrictions on gatherings at his first news conference since an investigation was announced into sexual harassment allegations against him by three women.
New Rochelle looks back at one year of the COVID pandemic
It was one year ago today that a man from New Rochelle became the state's second confirmed case of COVID-19.
'Embarrassed' Cuomo apologizes, won't resign over harassment accusations
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he feels 'awful' that his behavior made anyone uncomfortable. But he won't resign.
101-year-old New Yorker shows her strong survival spirit
Lee Fruchtman, who was born in Munich, escaped Nazi Germany when she was 17. Now 101, she reflects on the sadness and joys of her life.
Program ensures home-bound NY seniors get COVID vaccine
A local telehealth company is teaming up with the state Health Department in Albany to vaccinate New Yorkers who cannot leave their home due to COVID.
Could Cuomo face an impeachment inquiry?
Some New York lawmakers from the Democratic Party's socialist wing are calling for an impeachment inquiry into Gov. Andrew Cuomo. But is that likely?
Congestion pricing back in play for New York City
New York City's plan to charge drivers for using the busiest streets in the five boroughs is back on track, courtesy of the Biden Administration.
New York to offer Johnson & Johnson vaccine at 3 sites this week
New York will launch a pilot program for the Johnson & Johnson's vaccine at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, the Javits Center in Manhattan, and the state fairgrounds in Syracuse.
Cooped-up renters search market for amenities
Apartment hunters are looking for deals on rentals with lots of amenities.
Researchers look at psychedelics to treat addiction and depression
NYU's new Center for Psychedelic Medicine aims to use psychedelics to reduce dependency on alcohol, mitigate major depression, and also ease the anxiety and discomfort associated with terminal illnesses.
NY testing 'COVID passport'
With the limited resumption of sporting events at venues in New York, Madison Square Garden and the Barclays Center will be used as testing grounds for a new digital pass that could confirm the owner's COVID status.
Shocking video shows man beaten and robbed on Bronx sidewalk
A man was attacked and robbed in the middle of the day on a Bronx sidewalk as people walked by.
2 Suffolk County police officers suspended for kicking handcuffed man
Two Suffolk County police officers seen kicking a suspect multiple times while he was handcuffed on the ground have been suspended without pay and are the subjects of a criminal investigation, authorities announced Tuesday.
4-year-old girl found wandering on Bronx street
Police are looking for the parents of a child found wandering in the Bronx, alone.
Woman arrested for abandoning child in the Bronx
Police have arrested a Manhattan woman for abandoning a child found wandering in the Bronx.
Fiery crash shuts Brooklyn-Queens Expressway in Brooklyn
Eastbound lanes of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway were closed during rush hour on Wednesday after a fiery crash involving at least four vehicles.