NYPD could soon perform morning sweeps of Brooklyn school in response to bomb threats
The NYPD could soon perform morning sweeps of a Brooklyn school in response to several bomb threats.
Snow threat grows for this weekend across New York City area
The NYC area is bracing for another round of bitter cold as Arctic air settles over the region this week, with the potential for weekend snow returning.
Judge orders Astoria bike lane to be removed in unprecedented ruling
Judge Cheree Buggs stated in her ruling that the city must undo the work that's been done on 31st Street between 36th Avenue to Newtown Avenue. As of now, the project is only partially completed.
Intrepid Museum commemorates 84th anniversary of Pearl Harbor
Families of Pearl Harbor survivors came together at the Intrepid Museum in Manhattan to commemorate the 84th anniversary of the attack on Sunday.
Mamdani plans to end NYC homeless encampment sweeps, despite Adams' protests
Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani plans to bring an end to homeless encampment sweeps in New York City.
Brooklyn Pop Warner team headed to national championship in North Carolina
The Mo Better Jaguars finished their season a perfect 14-0, and are now headed to North Carolina for the national championship.
Moped-riding thieves wanted for at least 8 robberies across NYC: police
The thieves have targeted people with necklaces across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, police said.
18-year-old charged after allegedly setting man on fire inside Penn Station subway train
Police said Hiram Carrero walked onto a 3 train, set a man on fire, then walked off.
Is the USA in the World Cup?
The United States will have a chance to compete for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Here's what you need to know.
Instacart sues NYC over new worker pay laws
New laws coming in 2026 would increase grocery delivery worker pay, establish tipping standards and change how workers are paid, among other things.
F and M trains swap routes starting Monday: What you need to know
Starting Monday, your commute between Manhattan and Queens may look a little different.
NYPD agrees to stricter practices on immigration enforcement post Department of Investigation probe
New York City's Department of Investigation (DOI) found that the NYPD, overall, complies with sanctuary city laws.
2 men in custody for allegedly firing gun in Times Square subway station: NYPD
Two men are currently in custody for allegedly firing a gun inside the Times Square subway station, according to the NYPD.
Over $1M in merchandise stolen from SoHo jewelry store: NYPD
Four suspects stole $1 million in merchandise from a SoHo jewelry store, according to the NYPD.
Rockefeller Christmas tree lighting: Date and time, street closures
The annual Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony is only days away, marking an unofficial start to the holiday season in the city.
Starbucks pays $38M in largest worker protection settlement in NYC history
Starbucks will pay over $35 million to over 15,000 New York City employees to settle claims that the company denied them stable schedules.
NY Gaming Board votes to recommend all 3 NYC casino licenses
New York’s Gaming Facility Location Board made history this morning, voting to award all three remaining bidders full casino operating licenses.
NYC activates Flash Flood Plan: Tuesday rain and snow forecast
Prepare for a potentially wet and messy Tuesday commute as NYC Emergency Management (NYCEM) has activated the city's Flash Flood Plan.
Multiple arrests after anti-ICE protesters clash with police in Chinatown
An anti-ICE protest ended with several arrests as demonstrators blocked police vehicles and even throwing garbage cans.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade 2025 lineup: Performers, balloons and floats
The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in NYC will feature 32 giant character balloons, 27 floats, three balloonicles, four specialty units, 33 clown groups, 11 marching bands and thousands of performers from across the country.