Subway groper flashed woman on UES: NYPD
Authorities say the man groped and exposed himself to a 24-year-old woman on the Upper East Side.
Wave of anti-Semitic incidents rattle New York residents
People in Borough Park, Brooklyn, are looking over their shoulders when they are out and about after the recent anti-Semitic attacks. The NYPD is expected to step up patrols in Jewish neighborhoods.
Happy Hour in New York City is making a comeback
For the first time since restaurants welcomed customers back for indoor dining, bar seating in New York City is no longer off-limits.
On his radio show, Giuliani calls FBI raids on home, office 'unconscionable'
Rudy Giuliani lashed out at federal prosecutors and agents for seizing phones and computers from his home and office this week.
Feds raid Upper East Side apartment, office of Rudy Giuliani
A law enforcement official tells the Associated Press that federal investigators have executed a search warrant at Rudy Giuliani’s Manhattan residence.
Deadly fire on Upper East Side of Manhattan
An elderly man died in a fire in an Upper East Side building on Wednesday morning.
Woman slashed in the leg with hatchet on Upper East Side: Cops
A woman was slashed in the leg by another woman inside an apartment on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, police said.
Fidget toys explode in popularity
Toy shops around the country are struggling to keep fidgeting toys in stock.
Met Gala is making a comeback, twice
The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced Monday that it will return in person, first in September, then again in 2022 in its usual slot of the first Monday in May.
'Wrong century': Cops subdue man wielding Samurai sword
"Wrong century," said the NYPD after subduing a man wielding a Samurai sword on the Upper East Side.
IRS agent charged with identity theft after Upper East Side condo purchase
An Internal Revenue Service agent was arrested after allegedly stealing someone's identity and using it to purchase a co-op apartment on the Upper East Side.
NYC restaurants say ban on indoor dining is misguided
The mayor and the governor are on the same page about prohibiting indoor dining. But restaurant industry leaders say it just doesn't make any sense.
New York pharmacies begin vaccinations with limited supply
New York pharmacies just became eligible to administer the COVID-19 vaccine. It's a slow rollout though.
Doctor who said Trump's health was 'astonishingly excellent' dies
The physician who once declared that Donald Trump would be "the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency" has died.
Man fired several shots inside Memorial Sloan Kettering: Cops
An 'emotionally disturbed' man with a gun was taken into custody after barricading himself inside of a bathroom at a hospital.
Price drops $23 million on Jeffrey Epstein's NYC townhouse
The former Upper East Side mansion owned by Jeffrey Epstein the convicted sex offender who killed himself in jail while awaiting a new trial has reportedly had a big price cut.
Actor Tom Selleck leaves $2,020 tip at Upper East Side restaurant
The 'Blue Bloods' actor said he was inspired by co-star Donnie Walhberg's 'tip challenge'
Police release video of vandalism on famed attorney's home
The NYPD has released video of a group of vandals targeting the home of famed attorney Randy Mastro last month.
Jacob Lawrence painting missing for 60 years found
The vivid panel depicts Shays' Rebellion, the 1786–'87 tax revolt in western Massachusetts.
Food delivery workers have e-bikes stolen at gunpoint
Police in New York say a pair of armed robbers are holding up food delivery workers and stealing their electric bikes.