From Bergdorf's to the Bronx Zoo, holiday displays going up as pandemic continues

It’s looking more like the holiday season in New York City from iconic decorations going up to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade returning with crowds.

These 6 new floats will make debut at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

A massive gator and a new reindeer will be among the six new floats to make their debut during the 95th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Ghislaine Maxwell trial begins with jury selection

Prospective jurors got their first glimpse of Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite charged with helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse girls and women, when a judge began questioning them individually Tuesday.

Times Square New Year's Eve countdown back in 2021

Vaccinated people will be allowed back into Times Square for the annual New Year's Eve countdown at the end of 2021. The ball dropped into nearly deserted streets last year due to the pandemic.

Thomas Jefferson statue to be removed from NYC City Hall

An 1833 statue of Thomas Jefferson will be booted from New York’s City Hall and sent on long-term loan to the New-York Historical Society, after some City Council members objected to its presence because Jefferson owned hundreds of slaves.

Suspect arrested in Central Park rape

The NYPD has arrested a man wanted for the horrific sexual assault of a 27-year-old woman inside Central Park.

Rockefeller Center Christmas tree arrives in NYC

The tree that will stand at Rockefeller Center during the Christmas season arrived in Manhattan on Saturday.

Woman pushed onto tracks at Times Square subway station

EMS rushed a woman to Bellvue Hospital with head and neck injuries after a man threw her onto the subway tracks in an apparent robbery.

Missing NJ teen Jashyah Moore found safe; mother arrested

Jashyah Moore, 14, went missing on Oct. 14 while running an errand. Authorities said she ran away from home. Her mother is now under arrest.

Blaze rips through Upper West Side apartment killing man, woman

Fire investigators are trying to determine what set off a blaze in an apartment on the Upper West Side killing a man and a woman.

Mob stabs, beats 62-year-old man in unprovoked Hell's Kitchen attack

A disturbing video released by the NYPD shows a 62-year-old man being attacked with a pole and then stabbed and slashed by a mob of seven people on a Manhattan street.

Veterans Day Parade 2021: NYC marks 9/11, Operation Desert Storm, War on Terror

The New York City Veterans Day Parade, the largest celebration of America's armed forces, returned along Fifth Avenue after the pandemic forced the cancellation of the celebration last year.

2 runners stop to help fellow runner over NYC Marathon finish line

Runners in the 2021 New York City Marathon on November 7 helped a fellow participant who fell over just shy of the course’s end finish the run.

Homeless shelter opens on Billionaires' Row

After several years of back-and-forth battles, a homeless shelter has opened along the so-called Billionaires' Row in Manhattan.

BRUTAL ASSAULT: Woman punched, dragged by feet out of subway elevator

The NYPD is searching for the man seen on surveillance video brutally assaulting a woman inside a subway station elevator in Harlem.

Judge rejects bail for Ghislaine Maxwell

A judge on Tuesday again refused to let British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell trade a jail cell for home detention, citing previous rulings that the nature of charges alleging Maxwell recruited teenage girls for Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse and her ability to flee make it impossible to let her out.

Teen arrested in shooting incident that targeted boy boarding Harlem bus

A 16-year-old boy is under arrest in connection with the shooting that targeted a 14-year-old boy who was getting on a bus in Harlem.

10-year-old New York boy a finalist in global coding contest

New Yorker Sid Singh has developed an app that allows kids to swap toys. Sid hopes the app will save families money and be good for the environment.

Man pushed onto subway tracks in Manhattan

A man pushed another man onto the tracks on the 1/2/3 subway line in Lower Manhattan on Monday morning.

One of world's largest investment firms will need permission to hire white men

Leaders at one of the largest investment firms in the world will need to ask permission to hire white men as it rolls out a diversity hiring initiative.