Senate confirms Linda Thomas-Greenfield as UN ambassador
The Senate has confirmed President Joe Biden’s choice to lead U.S. diplomacy at the United Nations on Tuesday.
The Senate has confirmed President Joe Biden’s choice to lead U.S. diplomacy at the United Nations on Tuesday.
Artist creates snow bear sculptures in Central Park
Artist Heide Hatry created 12 little snow bears that have become a fan favorite for onlookers in Central Park.
Artist Heide Hatry created 12 little snow bears that have become a fan favorite for onlookers in Central Park.
FBI: Soho Chanel store robbery suspect bragged on social media
In a since-deleted post, the suspect bragged on social media that he had so many luxury items that he could open his own small boutique, the FBI said.
In a since-deleted post, the suspect bragged on social media that he had so many luxury items that he could open his own small boutique, the FBI said.
Alcohol-free spirits and beer shop opens amid pandemic
Spirited Away is New York City's first zero-proof bottle store.
Spirited Away is New York City's first zero-proof bottle store.
Central Park ice rinks to say open despite NYC cutting ties with Trump Organization
Two Central Park ice rinks that were set to close after Sunday because New York City is cutting ties with the Trump Organization that operates them will stay open until the end of the season.
Two Central Park ice rinks that were set to close after Sunday because New York City is cutting ties with the Trump Organization that operates them will stay open until the end of the season.
Arturo Di Modica, sculptor of Wall Street bull, dies at 80
The artist who sculpted the bronze bull statue near the New York Stock Exchange that became an iconic symbol of Wall Street has died in his hometown in Sicily at age 80.
The artist who sculpted the bronze bull statue near the New York Stock Exchange that became an iconic symbol of Wall Street has died in his hometown in Sicily at age 80.
Generous incentives, hope for pandemic's end help fuel NYC lease signings
Landlord concessions, historically low rents, and the coming of a vaccine have resulted in months of records for new-lease signings in this city.
Landlord concessions, historically low rents, and the coming of a vaccine have resulted in months of records for new-lease signings in this city.
One person dead in fire at Frederick Douglass II Houses
The FDNY says one person was killed in a fire at the Frederick Douglass II houses on the Upper West Side.
The FDNY says one person was killed in a fire at the Frederick Douglass II houses on the Upper West Side.
Mount Sinai cancels COVID vaccination appointments, again, due to lack of supply
One of New York City's top hospital systems announced it was canceling dozens of COVID vaccine appointments for a second time.
One of New York City's top hospital systems announced it was canceling dozens of COVID vaccine appointments for a second time.
Case dropped after woman in racist Central Park run-in gets therapy
A judge dismissed the case against Amy Cooper, the white woman arrested last spring for calling 911 during a dispute with a Black man in New York’s Central Park.
A judge dismissed the case against Amy Cooper, the white woman arrested last spring for calling 911 during a dispute with a Black man in New York’s Central Park.
Wearing 2 masks required to enter some federal courthouses in NY
You'll need to double mask to go inside federal courthouses in Manhattan.
You'll need to double mask to go inside federal courthouses in Manhattan.
2 women attacked in separate incidents in subway
Police investigated two more apparent random attacks in the subway system on Tuesday.
Police investigated two more apparent random attacks in the subway system on Tuesday.
NYPD police discipline records can be made public rules appeals court
Many New York City police discipline records can be made public over the objections of unions, an appeals court ruled Tuesday
Many New York City police discipline records can be made public over the objections of unions, an appeals court ruled Tuesday
Broadway's first play post-shutdown will feature all-black cast
Broadway's first new play announced for post-shutdown is written by a black playwright, featuring an all-black cast and helmed by an all-minority creative team.
Broadway's first new play announced for post-shutdown is written by a black playwright, featuring an all-black cast and helmed by an all-minority creative team.
Woman in labor on George Washington Bridge
On little Jordan Goldfarb's birth certificate, "front car seat" is listed as the place of birth.
On little Jordan Goldfarb's birth certificate, "front car seat" is listed as the place of birth.
Man held without bail in deadly subway stabbings
A Brooklyn man charged with stabbing four people, two fatally, in a New York City subway is being held without bail.
A Brooklyn man charged with stabbing four people, two fatally, in a New York City subway is being held without bail.
Hundreds turn out to pay respects to Cicely Tyson at historic Harlem church
People traveled across the country and stood in a block-long line to pay respects to Cicely Tyson at a public viewing Monday.
People traveled across the country and stood in a block-long line to pay respects to Cicely Tyson at a public viewing Monday.
Fake German heiress released from New York prison
The grifter who impersonated a rich European heiress is now a free woman.
The grifter who impersonated a rich European heiress is now a free woman.
Man beaten, stabbed in Manhattan 7-Eleven
Police in New York were looking for two people accused of attacking and stabbing a man in a Manhattan 7-Eleven store.
Police in New York were looking for two people accused of attacking and stabbing a man in a Manhattan 7-Eleven store.
Study finds dangerous levels of air pollution in NYC subways, PATH
Researchers at NYU found that subway riders and workers were being exposed to dangerous levels of air pollution.
Researchers at NYU found that subway riders and workers were being exposed to dangerous levels of air pollution.