Judge rules against Elizabeth Street garden, clearing way for affordable housing development
A state appellate court has unanimously ruled that the city can build an affordable housing development on the land the garden sits on.
New York City's 'parking pirate' will give up his elusive spot — for a price
Meet John Mcintosh, who has become well-known for selling the elusive parking spots in Lower Manhattan.
NYC Pride Grand Marshal reflects on being one of nation's first gay rights activists
Hear the story of Randy Wicker, one of the Grand Marshals at NYC Pride this year, and how the 'Sip-In' at Julius' Bar was part of the fight for gay rights, years before the Stonewall Riots.
3 challengers vie for open Harlem Council seat, with voters' rankings at stake
In Central Harlem, a small group gathered outside the Adam Clayton Powell Jr State Office Building to raise the African flag in celebration of Juneteenth.
NYCHA unveils $1.5B plan to rebuild Elliott-Chelsea and Fulton Houses in Manhattan
The Chelsea-Elliott Houses and the Fulton Houses, on Manhattan's West side, will be torn down and rebuilt.
NYC, FDNY stepping up e-bike safety efforts after deadly Chinatown fire
Four people were killed Tuesday following a fire at an e-bike repair store in Chinatown, the FDNY said.
4 killed, 2 critical in fire at Chinatown e-bike repair store
The shop on Madison Street was closed with nobody inside at the time the fire broke out, but heavy smoke trapped civilians living upstairs.
DA, ethics panel back judge: No evidence of bias in Trump hush-money case
Donald Trump’s tempestuous views aside, Manhattan prosecutors say neither the former president nor his lawyers have shown any evidence to support their claims that the judge in his hush-money criminal case has an anti-Trump bias.
Actor Jonathan Majors domestic violence trial scheduled for Aug. 3
Actor Jonathan Majors’ domestic violence case will go to trial Aug. 3.
Bebe Rexha drops to knees after being hit by phone during NYC show; suspect facing felony charges
Singer Bebe Rexha was seen in a video dropping to her knees as crew members helped her off stage after she was hit in the face with a phone during her show.
Boy, 6, critically injured in East Harlem hit-and-run involving motorized bike
The boy was rushed to a hospital and diagnosed with a brain bleed and multiple skull fractures.
Pit bull stabbed to death in Central Park after dispute between dog walkers
The dog was taken to an animal clinic and had to be euthanized, police said.
Pride flags ripped down at Stonewall National Monument: 'It's just disappointing'
This is the latest act of vandalism involving pride flags. Park volunteers said flags are often pulled off the railing by partygoers late at night.
Central Park birder Christian Cooper is turning his viral video fame into a memoir and TV show
There’s nothing that can keep Christian Cooper from enjoying his happy place, the bird-friendly Ramble of New York's Central Park.
1994 Quad Studios shooting: How Tupac Shakur's attack ignited a hip-hop feud
The incident was more than just a robbery gone wrong for Shakur; it was a betrayal. Biggie and Tupac had once been close friends.
Transgender pride flags vandalized at Stonewall monument
Around 10 flags were discovered damaged at the site on Christopher Street.
Woman, 75, kicked repeatedly as she crossed Midtown street in unprovoked attack
The victim was pushed to the ground and kicked multiple times before the individual fled, police said.
'KickNKnowledge': Empowering East Harlem students to design sneakers, clothes
George Duval, the founder of the class at Inside Innovation Charter High School, collaborates with high-end designers and brands.
Preservationists, developers clash over fate of West-Park Presbyterian Church
Members of the West Park Presbyterian Church want to sell the building to a condominium developer, but many in the community oppose the plan and want to save the building.
Met Opera box office has slight uptick in 2nd season after pandemic
The Metropolitan Opera saw a slight uptick in ticket sales in its second season following the coronavirus pandemic.