New York sees largest population decline of 50 states in 2023: census

Along with the 0.5% rate of population decline, New York also recorded the largest decline in pure numbers, with a drop of almost 102,000 residents, according to the U.S. Census.

MTA 2023 transit report: Busiest borough, subway stop, bathrooms revealed

Since the reopening of restrooms, after having to close more than a hundred during the pandemic---it's clear that New Yorkers are using them--a lot.

Good Riddance Day: NYC literally burns bad memories ahead of New Year's

The 17th annual Good Riddance Day is happening from 12 to 1 p.m. in Times Square a few days before the highly anticipated New Year's Eve festivities.

NYC pro-Palestinian protesters swarm Zuccotti Park in Manhattan

Pro-Palestinian protesters are expected to demonstrate across New York City, including Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan, as the Israel-Hamas war rages in Gaza.

Grand Central Terminal stabbing suspect charged with hate crimes

Esteban Esono-Asue, 36, also known as Steven Hutcherson has been charged with attempted murder and assault as hate crimes following the Christmas Day stabbing of two teenage tourists from Paraguay.

NYC steam pipe ruptures; testing finds no sign of asbestos as cleanup begins

A ruptured steam pipe on Manhattan's East Side closed several streets along 1st, 2nd and 3rd avenues, amid concerns of asbestos in the air.

MTA announces dates for congestion pricing public hearings

The MTA has announced that it will hold four hybrid (virtual and in-person) hearings on congestion pricing in 2024.

Long Island family's emotional support dog Vinny found

An emotional support dog that went missing last week has been reunited with his family in Glen Cove.

Shooting in Queens leaves woman dead, man injured

A black Honda sedan driven by the man pulled up to the 103rd Precinct in the Jamaica section of Queens, located at 168th St. and 91st Ave., and alerted officers he and the woman passenger inside the vehicle, identified as Clarisa Burgos, were shot.

Hero NYPD cops rescue 99, 96 and 91-year-old from Chinatown fire

The four NYPD officers are being praised for their quick reactions to save the three elderly residents from a fire in their building in Chinatown.

Times Square street closures for New Year's Eve unveiled

Once again, hundreds of thousands of people will gather in Times Square to watch the ball drop and ring in 2024. If you're going to be there, or in the area, here's what you'll need to know to get around.

Queens pizza delivery man hospitalized after being struck by e-bike

A delivery man for a Queens pizzeria was left with a broken leg after he was struck by an e-bike on the same day as the restaurant's grand opening.