Man sues Museum of Ice Cream after allegedly getting hurt in sprinkle pool
The Museum of Ice Cream's sprinkle pool is at the center of a lawsuit. A father claims he was injured earlier this year when jumping in.
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The Museum of Ice Cream's sprinkle pool is at the center of a lawsuit. A father claims he was injured earlier this year when jumping in.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a statewide state of emergency due to the risk of severe storms from the remnants of Hurricane Debby.
A tornado watch has been canceled for the northwestern part of New Jersey as the remnants of Debby move out of the region.
New research by NYU shows how subway air pollution is disproportionately impacting millions of New York City's lower-income commuters.
A squatter was arrested Thursday after a fire broke out at a Brooklyn apartment building, the landlord said.
The tornado watch that had been issued for most of New York City's northern and western counties, including in New Jersey, has been canceled as the remnants of Debby move out of our area.
A Brooklyn man is facing charges after he allegedly threw a lit firework into a Verizon utility work van in January, injuring two people.
Residents of one Brooklyn NYCHA building say they've been dealing with plumbing problems for more than a year.
New York's congestion pricing pause may be saving drivers money, but it means commuters with disabilities have to wait longer for improvements to the paratransit system.
Three Columbia University administrators who had been placed on leave over controversial texts they exchanged during an on-campus event about Jewish life at the school have resigned.
A new NYPD Mobile Command Center is coming to East 14th Street in Manhattan after a string of recent crimes.
A street in New York City's Greenwich Village is now named after Jimi Hendrix.
Tenants in a Queens high-rise say faulty elevators have been an inconvenience for years, and now they say it has become dangerous.
New York City has unveiled a tongue-in-cheek commercial for its new official trash bins. It's all part of the city's effort to eliminate the ubiquitous piles of trash bags New Yorkers are accustomed to seeing strewn about the city's streets.
Vandals left Nazi and Hamas symbols, and live bugs at the home of Columbia University's chief operating officer in Brooklyn, NYPD said.
