Brooklyn community rallies to save beloved Buddies Coffee Shop
Buddies Coffee Shop in Williamsburg is facing possible relocation due to rising rent, but New Yorkers are rallying behind it after a viral TikTok video by its co-owner.
Queens weed shops spark outrage in Nassau County
Legal cannabis dispensaries in Queens are stirring controversy with officials in neighboring Hempstead and North Hempstead, where recreational marijuana sales are banned.
Who was 'Midtown Jane Doe'? Decades-old mystery of body discovered underneath NYC nightclub
The Tape Room delves deep into the evolving investigation, uncovering fresh leads and newly revealed details alongside NYPD Cold Case Investigator Ryan Glas.
NYC Council Speaker Adrienne Adams mulling potential mayoral run
New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams has officially filed paperwork for a potential mayoral run, with sources saying she will make a final decision after her State of the City address next week.
Rose Girone, world's oldest Holocaust survivor, dies at 113
Rose Girone, the world's oldest survivor of the Holocaust, has died on Long Island. She was 113.
Sabrina Carpenter brings 'Short n' Sweet' tour back to NYC this fall
Sabrina Carpenter is bringing the "Short n' Sweet" tour back to Madison Square Garden this fall.
Northern Lights in NY: Could the aurora borealis be visible tonight?
NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) said the Northern Lights may be visible in parts of New York state after a Geomagnetic Storm Warning was issued on Thursday.
Bronx girls’ Catholic School to close after 80 years: 'This is silencing young women'
Students and parents are reeling after Preston High School, a beloved all-girls Catholic school in the Throggs Neck section of the Bronx, announced it will be closing in June after nearly 80 years.
This NYC ice cream shop won’t tell you what flavor until you taste it
A new ice cream shop in New York City is making dessert a game of chance! Here's a look inside NYC's first flavored roulette ice cream shop in the East Village:
Protesters temporarily occupy Barnard College building over students' expulsion
A group of student protesters temporarily occupied a building on the campus of Barnard College, reportedly in opposition to the expulsion of two students who handed out flyers inside a Columbia University lecture.
Trump admin sets March 21 deadline for NY to end congestion pricing
The fight over NYC’s congestion pricing is heating up. The Trump administration has set a March 21 deadline for the MTA to shut down its congestion tolling system, but the MTA and Gov. Kathy Hochul aren't backing down.
Rapper BigXthaPlug arrested for marijuana possession in Arlington
Arlington police arrested rapper BigXthaPlug, whose real name is Xavier Landum, late Tuesday night after a traffic stop led to the discovery of marijuana and a firearm.
Actress Michelle Trachtenberg found dead in Manhattan apartment
Actress Michelle Trachtenberg, who gained notoriety for her roles in "Gossip Girl" and "Harriet the Spy," has died at the age of 39.
Cyclist fatally struck by MTA bus in the Bronx: NYPD
An MTA bus fatally struck a cyclist in the Bronx on Tuesday night, the NYPD said.
Mount Sinai Beth Israel sets closure date
Mount Sinai Beth Israel in NYC finally has a closing date set following a long-drawn-out legal battle.
New York prison guard strike enters second week
So far, 14,000 of New York's 16,000 correctional officers at 40 of the state's prisons have walked off the job, citing unsafe conditions and long working hours as reasons for the strike.
Army veteran 'absolutely crushed' after being laid off from Bronx hospital without warning
An army veteran who worked for a hospital in the Bronx says he is one of the federal workers who have recently been laid off in the Trump administration's latest round of cuts.
Gilgo Beach murders: Rex Heuermann back in court for DNA evidence hearing
Alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann was back in court for a hearing on DNA evidence on Tuesday.
Spring-like temps in NYC: What to expect as weather warms up this week
It sure feels like springtime in NYC. Here's what to expect weather wise for the rest of the week in NY, NJ and CT.
New York Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado will not run for re-election with Gov. Hochul
Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado confirmed on Monday that he will not run for re-election on the ticket with Gov. Kathy Hochul in 2026. Delgado, who was appointed to the role in 2022, said he will serve out his current term, which runs until January 2027.