New skyscraper officially opens to the public in Midtown
The brand-new Summit One Vanderbilt stands over 1,200 feet tall and has mirrored walls, an outdoor terrace, and a glass-floored elevator on the outside of the building.
Manhattan doorman accused of selling guns out of the building where he worked
A Midtown doorman is accused of running a "one-man gun show" out of the building he worked.
'Aladdin' cancels shows again after more breakthrough COVID-19 cases found
The show says it will be canceling performances beginning Friday, October 1 through Sunday, October 10, and will reopen again on Tuesday, October 12 at 7 p.m.
Broadway's 'Aladdin' resumes performances after COVID cancellation
Less than an hour before the show was set to start, producers announced that several company members had tested positive for breakthrough cases of the virus.
Macy's files suit to keep Amazon billboard off flagship store
It looks like Amazon may be trying to encroach on Macy's territory in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
NYPD hunting for subway pervert in Manhattan
Authorities say the man rubbed his exposed genitals against a woman while riding a southbound 2 train at the 34th Street/Penn Station stop.
NYC stabbing comes after dispute over amount of sugar in McDonald's coffee
A stabbing started with a man complaining about the amount of sugar in his coffee at a Manhattan McDonald's.
Winning $432M Mega Millions jackpot ticket sold at Manhattan pizzeria
The winning ticket was sold at Pronto Pizza in Midtown Manhattan. It is the biggest lottery jackpot ever won in New York City and the second-largest jackpot won in the history of the state.
Philippe Chow restaurant shooting may be linked to high-end gunpoint robberies
The NYPD is investigating a possible connection between a shooting outside trendy Philippe Chow restaurant on the Upper East Side and at least two other high-end gunpoint robberies in the city.
New York City's 2021 Gridlock Alert Days
Traffic in Manhattan can be overwhelming. Here are the city's designated Gridlock Alert Days for 2021.
Brian Benjamin is sworn in as lieutenant governor of New York
Brian Benjamin took the oath of office on Thursday to become lieutenant governor of New York. He thanked Gov. Kathy Hochul for choosing him.
NYPD's new beekeeper removes swarm of 10,000 on first day on job
On his first day on the job, the NYPD's newest beekeeper was called to Midtown Manhattan for a large swarm of bees.
NYPD: Suspect in custody in Penn Station shooting
Detectives on Thursday arrested a suspect in connection with a shooting that unfolded outside of Penn Station in Manhattan wounding a bystander earlier this week.
Man robbed of $4M in jewelry on Manhattan street
A pair of robbers are targetting people wearing expensive jewelry as they leave Manhattan hotspots, including one where a man was robbed of approximately $4 million in jewelry.
Elderly man fights off subway mugger
An elderly man fought back against a subway mugger in Midtown Manhattan.
Man hit by stray bullet in front of Penn Station
An innocent man was injured in a shooting in front of Penn Station on Monday evening.
Paris Theater, last single-screen movie theater in Manhattan, reopens
After remaining closed since the start of the pandemic, New York City's iconic Paris Theater opened its doors again on Friday.
Man robbed and shot on Manhattan street
Police say a man was shot during a robbery in Midtown Manhattan early on Sunday morning.
Midtown hit-and-run kills pedicab driver, injures 3
Ibrokhim Azizov was killed when his pedicab was rear-ended and he was run over by an SUV.
Homeless New Yorkers remain vulnerable amid pandemic
Mayor Bill de Blasio has not agreed to extend the hotel stays for homeless residents but his administration just raised the value of rental-assistance programs to help more shelter residents secure affordable housing.