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For kids growing up in the Bronx, there's a charity providing a program that gives them a place to go after school and help build their future.
A New York City man turned his stress caused by the pandemic into purpose.
Police Benevolent Association President Pat Lynch says morale is "at an all-time low" and worries about his members, some 24,000 NYPD officers.
Thousands filled the streets of New York City in 2020 to march in support of systemic change.
Bars and restaurants say selling booze to go has boosted cash flow during the pandemic anywhere from 15% to 40%.
Police charged a man with a hate crime for allegedly destroying a crucifix that stood outside St. Athanasius Church in Brooklyn for more than a decade.
The first incident happened at a Brooklyn synagogue on 16th Avenue in Borough Park at around 8 p.m. on Saturday.
The deadly accident was the second involving a construction worker in New York City in four days.
Police said a witness reported seeing the man who was yelling for help near Beach 17th Street and Boardwalk around 9 p.m. Saturday.
Witnesses told CBS2 the driver was speeding down Borden Avenue in Long Island City and the car appeared to accelerate as it barreled past a dead end sign.
Investigators said it appears the victims were not the intended targets.
Flames sent thick, black smoke into the air over Bleeker Street.
A big weekend for New York City's sports teams started Friday as several stadiums and arenas expand capacity for fully vaccinated fans.
The stage is set for Broadway's reopening on Sept. 14 after nearly 18 months of suspended performances.
Social distancing is still required for those who are not vaccinated, and masks will be mandatory for unvaccinated parishioners.
According to the DOE, the removal of geographic priorities directly resulted in increased choices for more high school students.
Getting affordable, nutritious food is difficult for many in New York City who face food insecurity. But a nonprofit organization is changing that with the help of students and vertical farms.
Det. Sgt. Daniel Chiarantano started his career in the 1980s as an eager rookie. Over the years, he was involved in or helped solve some of the NYPD's most high-profile cases.
Police said the suspect walked up behind the 23-year-old woman, put his hand over her mouth, shoved her to the ground and tried to grope her.
When Andrew Yang arrived at a Brooklyn campaign stop to tout a plan to diversify the NYPD, he wasn't expecting to be confronted by a local resident determined to highlight Yang's voting record.
This massive construction site looked more like a concert featuring a lineup of hip hop royalty.
The Google Store will open at 15th Street and 9th Avenue in Chelsea, according to the tech giant.
The iconic Plaza Hotel on Fifth Avenue is welcoming guests for the first time in more than a year.
You can also try "Levitation," a collection of transparent glass boxes that stick out of the tower 1,000 feet above Madison Avenue.
With the city in the midst of a heated mayoral primary, New Yorkers are clearly ready to ditch the old act and raise the curtain on a fresh face to make them feel safe, and it's showing up in recent polls.
