NY DMV offices to close Friday for system upgrade

All New York DMV offices will close at 2 p.m. Friday, Feb. 13, for a systemwide upgrade.

New NYC ride app claims fares up to 20% cheaper than Uber, Lyft — but city says it’s illegal

Empower is recruiting TLC-licensed Uber and Lyft drivers, promising they can keep 100% of fares and set their own prices. Drivers pay a monthly subscription ranging from $50 to $350.

Confirmed case of measles in NYC, Dept. of Health reports

There is one confirmed measles case in New York City, according to New York City's Department of Health.

NY officials re-raise pride flag removed from Stonewall

Hundreds gathered to watch as New York officials re-raised the LGBTQ+ pride flag at the Stonewall National Monument, FOX 5 NY's Kendall Green reports.

Polymarket free grocery store opens in NYC: Here's how it works

Polymarket, a prediction market, opened what it's calling “New York's First Free Grocery Stores" at 7th Avenue and Charles Street on Thursday.

New York City spends the most on Valentine's Day: Here's how much

Valentine's Day spending is expected to reach record highs this year, and New Yorkers typically shell out the biggest bucks!

Light snow, wintry mix possible this weekend in NYC

The Northeast was spared from a major winter storm this weekend, but New York City could still see light snow Sunday night into President's Day on Monday.

ICE says it will play a 'key part' in security for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the US: Report

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will play a role in security planning for the FIFA World Cup 2026, which features matches in New York/New Jersey and Philadelphia, according to reports.

Newborn baby found dead in debris after Queens fire killed her mother

Fire officials said crews were initially unable to reach her as they battled the blaze because conditions inside the building became too dangerous and the structure had to be cleared.

1 teen killed, 2 others injured in Bronx shooting, NYPD reports

Police say three teenagers were shot near the intersection of Broadway and West 238th Street in the Bronx on Wednesday evening, leaving one dead and two others hospitalized.

Man fatally shot on Bronx subway platform after altercation

A 41-year-old man was fatally shot on a Bronx subway platform Tuesday afternoon following an apparent altercation, according to police.

Delgado suspends campaign for NY governor

Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado has suspended his campaign for New York's gubernatorial office.

Police arrest Brooklyn man in 2021 Long Island acid attack

Prosecutors say Terrell Campbell, an aspiring rapper, wrote a song referencing an acid attack and searched online for ways to remove sulfuric acid from car fabric after the assault.

Trump admin removes pride flag from Stonewall Monument

The Trump administration has removed the LGBTQ+ pride flag from the Stonewall National Monument.

What happens if you can’t afford to pay your taxes in 2026? IRS options explained

If you can’t pay your tax bill in full, the IRS offers payment plans, settlements and hardship options — but penalties and interest can grow quickly.

Snow, icy mix possible Tuesday night in NYC area; monitoring next potential storm

A winter system is expected to move through the NYC area later on Tuesday, as meteorologists monitor a larger storm system that could impact parts of the country on Presidents' Day.