NYPD officer injured by wrong-way driver on Upper East Side

Authorities said the officer sustained a broken arm when they were struck by a black sedan that was driving on the wrong side of the street on Park Avenue on the Upper East Side.

Violent robbers targeting Manhattan newsstand workers: NYPD

A gang of robbers is targeting Manhattan newsstands, using threats and violence to coerce workers into shelling out cash from registers, the NYPD said.

2 hospitalized after shooting in Harlem: NYPD

The NYPD is investigating after a shooting in Harlem left two men hospitalized in stable condition.

Two pedestrians struck by taxi in Midtown hit-and-run

A man and a woman are in stable condition after they were struck by a taxi in a Midtown hit-and-run on Sunday afternoon.

NYC orders demolition of building that once housed Alleva Dairy in Little Italy

A building in Little Italy that was the site of the country's oldest cheese shop, Alleva Dairy, has been ordered to be demolished after a partial collapse.

Times Square subway station gets kaleidoscopic art makeover by artist Nick Cave

The MTA and artist Nick Cave have transformed the Times Square-42nd Street subway station with kaleidoscopic glass mosaics as part of an effort to redefine NYC's daily commute.

NYC casino proposal underground faces strong opposition from Midtown residents

The Soloviev Group, in partnership with Connecticut's Mohegan Sun, has proposed constructing a gaming complex on land they own, spanning from E. 38th to E. 41st streets, between First Avenue and F.D.R. Drive, near the United Nations building.

Bow Bridge reopens in Central Park

The Bow Bridge is one of the most iconic and photographed features of Central Park.

1/2/3 service fully restored through Manhattan following derailment: MTA

1‌‌/2‌‌/3‌ service has been fully restored through Manhattan and tracks at 96th Street have been repaired after the MTA safely moved two trains that derailed.

Earthquake in NYC reported, linked to Roosevelt Island 'explosion' reports

An earthquake was reported in New York City and may have prompted reports of an explosion on Roosevelt Island. The U.S. Geological Survey reported a 1.7 magnitude earthquake near Astoria, Queens.

Midtown Manhattan police chase ends in crash, at least 8 injured

A police chase in Midtown saw a suspect crash into several police cars before striking a food truck, pinning a woman underneath it.

Times Square gears up for 2024 with millions planning to ring in the new year

1 million people are expected to watch the ball drop in Times Square tonight and more than a billion from across the world will join the countdown to 2024.

Revelers set to pack into Times Square for annual New Year's Eve ball drop

Tens of thousands of New Yorkers, tourists and celebrities are expected to pack into Times Square on Sunday for the annual New Year's Eve bash.