State Street, Financial Firm Behind Fearless Girl Statue, Closing NYC Offices
The 500 affected employees will instead work form home, from new shared workspaces in Manhattan and from offices in New Jersey and Connecticut.
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The 500 affected employees will instead work form home, from new shared workspaces in Manhattan and from offices in New Jersey and Connecticut.
Police said the suspect got into an argument with the 63-year-old victim before the attack.
The resolution states the school "bears the name of an enslaver committed to upholding the institution of slavery."
Some of Broadway's biggest stars are celebrating New York's reopening with a new version of a famous song.
New York City's new vaccine mandate was supposed to go into effect Monday, but now Mayor Bill de Blasio says it is happening Tuesday.
More performances are scheduled Tuesday at Midland Beach on Staten Island, Thursday at Brooklyn Army Terminal in Brooklyn and Friday at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens.
Addressing the nation for the first time since the Taliban took the capital on Sunday, Biden did little to address pressing questions about why the U.S. failed to anticipate the rapid pace of the takeover.
Many are left wondering if the decades the U.S. spent in Afghanistan were worth it.
A popular Chelsea restaurant has been forced to temporarily close, after its outdoor dining structure went up in flames.
As rescue efforts continue, the island nation could face heavy rains and major flooding as a result of Tropical Depression Grace.
Outrage from lawmakers and some of the women accusing Gov. Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment has forced state Assembly leaders to reverse course.
The rapid takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban is raising bipartisan terror concerns here at home.
It has been a fast developing few days as we try to understand the COVID-19 pandemic.
It's a question on the minds of many commuters -- will congestion pricing still come to New York City without Gov. Andrew Cuomo steering the train?
Last weekend's 7.2 magnitude earthquake shook the southern peninsula of Haiti, 80 miles west of Port-au-Prince. Some 1,500 miles away, a reassuring message is coming from political leaders in New York City.
