New Yorkers react to Biden's 2024 exit: Is Kamala Harris a stronger candidate?

How are New Yorkers reacting to President Joe Biden’s decision not to seek reelection in 2024? FOX 5 NY's Michelle Ross spoke to several people on the streets of NYC.

NY, NJ leaders react to Biden dropping out: Here's who endorsed VP Harris

Supporters have begun to rally around Vice President Kamala Harris – including several high-ranking Democrats from the NYC area – as the world grapples with the news that President Joe Biden will not seek reelection in 2024.

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Everyday New Yorkers share their thoughts on Biden dropping out, expressing sympathy for the president and curiosity for the future.

2 people hospitalized after Bronx house fire: FDNY

Two people were hospitalized after a fire broke out at a house in the Bronx on Saturday, the FDNY said.

$10M worth of illegal cannabis products seized in Bronx drug bust: police

A routine inspection of an after-hours club turned into a multi-million dollar cannabis bust in the Bronx, Sheriff Anthony Miranda said.

D'yan Forest, 89-year-old known as world's oldest female comedian, sucker-punched in Manhattan attack: NYPD

The NYPD is hunting for a suspect after D'yan Forest, an 89-year-old woman known for being the oldest female comedian in the world, was randomly punched in the face in Manhattan on July 10.

1 dead in NJ, 9 sickened in tri-state in listeria outbreak linked to sliced deli meats

At least two people have died and more than two dozen have been hospitalized in an outbreak of listeria food poisoning linked to meat sliced at grocery store deli counters.

Man repeatedly punches, rapes woman in Queens: NYPD

The NYPD is searching for a man they accuse of repeatedly punching and forcibly raping a woman in Queens last weekend.

Global tech outage update: How are NYC systems, services impacted?

Officials in NYC, including New York City Mayor Eric Adams, held a press conference to provide an update on the global, widespread technology problems that impacted systems nationwide and beyond.

NYC schools embracing 'Playmakers' program to turn video games into education

The "Playmakers" program, started by Gerard 'Hip Hop Gamer' Williams, aims to teach students new technology, creative arts and even financial literacy through video games.

How NYC schools' new inclusive dress code would impact students

The NYC City Council has approved a bill to create a more uniform dress code for students. Here's what it means for kids.

Harvey Weinstein retrial in NYC tentatively set for November

A judge has tentatively scheduled Harvey Weinstein’s planned retrial on rape and sexual assault charges to begin on Nov. 12.

Robbers target newly arrived migrants delivering food in NYC

Asylum-seekers have gravitated to working food delivery in New York and other major cities, drawn by an abundance of customers and ease of getting started. But the job carries hazards, particularly robbers who target food delivery bikes.

NYC's Lunge Run Club: The new hotspot for singles to connect

A sea of almost 1200 singles buzzed with energy as they gathered at Washington Square Park on Wednesday evening to run with Lunge Run Club — a running club in NYC created to meet a significant other or friends.

NYC severe storms cut short Foo Fighters concert at Citi Field after 13 songs

The Foo Fighters were not the only ones rocking and rolling in NYC on Wednesday night. Thunderstorms and lightning were too, forcing the band to cut their outdoor concert short at Citi Field in Queens.

MTA pushes for new NYC subway infrastructure: 'We have to replace this stuff'

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, as well as CEO of the MTA, Janno Lieber, addressed the city's aging NYC subway infrastructure during a press conference on Wednesday.