Tri-State Area Residents, Visitors Excited To Celebrate Fourth Of July Weekend After Last Year's Cancelations
From the suburbs to Coney Island, people cannot wait.
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From the suburbs to Coney Island, people cannot wait.
The ticker tape parade up the Canyon of Heroes will honor the city's frontline workers on Wednesday, July 7 starting at 11 a.m.
Riders and workers will be able to use the 311 app to report issues they see on the subway and get people the help they need.
July 3, 2021 marks five years since Connor Golden lost his lower leg when he stepped on an explosive booby trap that was left in Central Park by a bomber who's not been caught.
Alvin Bragg is getting closer to becoming Manhattan's first Black district attorney after his closest opponent in the Democratic primary conceded.
James Jett parked his wheelchair outside a pharmacy in Washington Heights on June 19. In the few minutes he was inside getting his prescriptions, a suspect rode off on the motorized chair.
Businesses surrounding the stadium rely on the team to be successful.
Experts say the vaccines appear to be effective against the Delta variant.
Among the improvements are signal-based technology, new display screens and wider doors.
Traffic enforcement will be stepped up with increased patrols and driver checkpoints, all in an effort to discourage drunk, high or any impaired driving.
Crews have been working around the clock to make sure the grid stays operational and working to restore any outages as quickly as possible.
Experts say if you think things are worse on the road, you're not imagining it. They are.
The DOB said it has done safety inspections at more than 2,100 locations since June 1 in response to recent work-related deaths.
Movie fans are in for a treat because "Movies Under the Stars" is coming back to New York City parks.
At the height of the pandemic, some 200 homeless men were living at the Lucerne Hotel despite legal efforts from neighbors to get them out.
Families across the Tri-State Area looked for places to cool off Monday. Unlike last year, there were plenty of options at public places where restrictions are eased.
The results are in - for how New York City voters felt about using ranked choice voting on primary day.
Temperatures are expected to soar into the low and mid 90s with very high humidity starting Monday.
A rainbow of colors took over city streets as the LGBTQ community celebrated Pride.
The NYPD is trying to find a man suspected of robbing a bank and trying to rob two more over the weekend.
Police said four suspects grabbed the 23-year-old man and tried to take his jewelry. One suspect shot him several times when he resisted.
Someone called 911 around 8 p.m. Saturday to report a possible drowning.
It's the first show to open on Broadway since the pandemic forced theaters to go dark in March of 2020.
The man was inside the church for about an hour before he went to the lower level and stole the monstrance, police said.
The abrupt end of alcohol to-go came with the end of the state of emergency.
