Attacker pepper sprayed after stabbing man on subway

An attacker pulled out a small kitchen knife and stabbed the victim in the hand and leg. But then the tables were turned.

Times Square casino considered

Three new casino gambling licenses will be issued in the New York City area and one of the areas that could get a casino is Times Square.

Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation dinner 2022

The event raises money for catholic charities and children in need across New York, and doesn't spare any of New York's influential and powerful from a few good jokes, no matter their political affiliation.

Migrants slow to use Randall's Island housing facility

Those staying at the facility get three meals a day, a place to sleep and shower, and access to the internet and phones to connect with their families.

Contents of shuttered Gramercy Park Hotel up for sale

For almost a century, New York City's Gramercy Park Hotel personified old world charm and modern cool. Sadly, the hotel has closed. But you can own a piece of its history.

NYC's Randall's Island tent camp opens, but lacks migrants

The facility, which is expected to house 500 single adult men for up to four days, only had two or three migrants housed there as of Wednesday night.

Assault victim afraid to ride subway again

Vesly Beato of the Bronx was a victim of violence on the subway back in August. She has healed from her wound but her fear to get back underground isn't going away.

Tent shelters for migrants opening on Randall's Island

Asylum seekers will start moving into the tent shelters on Randall's Island on Wednesday. The city had to move these tents from Orchard Beach to Randall's Island due to flooding concerns.

4th woman charged in 'green goblin gang' attack

Police arrested a fourth suspect who was wanted in the so-called green goblin gang attack on two women in a Manhattan subway train, the NYPD said.

NYC counterfeit market thrives despite police crackdowns

Makeshift markets for counterfeit goods continue to multiply, especially on Canal Street in Manhattan, where the sidewalk outside a bank is crawling with shoppers, sellers, cash, and fake Fendi.

Video: Dramatic NYC jewelry store break-in

Three people carried out a brazen burglary of a Midtown Manhattan jewelry store by smashing two glass doors with a sledgehammer.

Carriage horse that collapsed in Manhattan dies

A horse that collapsed on a Manhattan street in August was euthanized due to his medical conditions and age.

Community fridge aims to help New Yorkers in need on UES

Food insecurity seems to be growing in New York City, but local nonprofits are using 'community fridges' to find new ways to feed neighbors, including on the Upper East Side.

Manhattan art exhibit highlights work of black and brown comic artists

The work of black and brown comic artists is on display at the society of illustrators in Manhattan, part of an exhibit titled 'The Artists Experience: From Brotherman to Batman.'

Homeless woman arrested for robbing dead NYC man

A homeless woman accused of robbing a dead man who had been killed by a construction truck in Midtown Manhattan has been arrested.

3 women charged in 'green goblin gang' attack

Three women now face robbery charges in connection with the so-called green goblin gang attack on two women in a Manhattan subway train.