After vandalism, NYC George Floyd statue cleaned, will move

A statue of George Floyd that was defaced in Brooklyn has been cleaned and is headed for Manhattan’s Union Square.

Caribbean in the City - Dominicans in NYC

FOX 5 NY continues its Caribbean in the City by taking a look at the entrepreneurship, drive, and cultural history of Washington Heights, also known as Little Dominican Republic.

Manhattan Marriage Bureau reopens for in-person ceremonies, licenses

For the first time since March 2020, in-person weddings and marriage license appointments are back at the bureau located in Lower Manhattan.

'Why would they pick on me?' - Victim of brutal Harlem beating speaks out

"I was just walking, then someone came and just punched me," the victim said. "I didn't do anything, never said nothing... that's something that never happened to me before in my life."

Mario Batali harassment settlement will pay $600,000 to accusers

Disgraced chef Mario Batali, his business partner and their New York City restaurant company have agreed to pay $600,000 to resolve a four-year investigation by the state attorney general's office into allegations that Batali, restaurant managers and other workers sexually harassed employees.

Armed robbery on subway train in Manhattan

Three young people were victims of an armed robbery on a subway train in Manhattan.

NYPD sergeant charged for allegedly punching 2 arrested suspects

Sgt. Phillip Wong allegedly assaulting two handcuffed men after they lashed out at police — one who spat at officers, the other using anti-Asian racial slurs — in separate incidents in the last two years.

Times Square billboard ignites fat-shaming controversy

Critics are blasting a new billboard in Times Square as "fat-phobic" and "toxic," but the wellness motivator who is also featured in the ad is defending the campaign's message.

Dominique Ansel opens new bakery but you won't find Cronuts there

Dominique Ansel's new croissant counter on East 27th Street in Manhattan sells colorful, impermanent, and experimental interpretations of the croissant. Just don't ask for a Cronut.

Hospital workers protest NY-Presbyterian's COVID vaccine mandate

The nation's largest healthcare union is pushing back against a mandate by NY-Presbyterian hospital requiring workers to get vaccinated or be fired.

Creep attacks 3 women in an hour in same Manhattan park

Three women were attacked in separate attacks in just over an hour in a Manhattan park on Wednesday.

FAA approves controversial LaGuardia AirTrain

The FAA's final approval of a planned monorail connecting trains from Manhattan to LaGuardia Airport means the Port Authority can pursue federal funding to help pay for the $2 billion project.

VIDEO: Man sucker punches woman at Grand Central Terminal

The NYPD was asking for the public's help finding the man who sucker-punched a woman inside Grand Central Terminal.

MTA says it can't 'cut corners' on congestion pricing

Mayor Bill de Blasio is pressuring the MTA to implement congestion pricing already. But the MTA said it has to follow a detailed process.

Stocks plunge over delta variant fears; Biden seeks to reassure over economy

Fears of the spreading delta variant of the coronavirus prompted a slide in stocks on Monday. Airlines, hotels, cruise ships, and other tourism-based companies had some of the biggest stock losses.

Members of Tekashi 6ix9ine's security team indicted for Harlem chase

Five members of rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine's private security team have been indicted in Manhattan for allegedly robbing a man after chasing him through Harlem in SUVs with flashing lights and sirens.