Poll: 50% Of Likely Voters Remain Undecided In New York City Mayoral Election
Participants were presented with the leading eight candidates, as well as the option to pick someone else.
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Participants were presented with the leading eight candidates, as well as the option to pick someone else.
The lights are on in office buildings all over New York City, but most of the workers have yet to return.
Two New York City teens are part of the first class of young women who earned the rank of Eagle Scout.
Small acts of kindness are bringing light and love everyday to those dealing with dark and difficult times.
Fitness fanatics in New York City finally returned to their favorite indoor classes Monday, after a year of at-home workouts.
Gyms have been open for several months, but fitness classes had been off limits. But to begin the new work week, studios can hold classes at 33% capacity.
Thousands rallied against hate across the country and here at home on Sunday, as two more attacks were reported on Asian New Yorkers.
Scott Gottlieb, the former head of the Food and Drug Administration, warned that a worrying coronavirus variant could be fueling new outbreaks in New York City.
Only about a third of the city's public high school students opted for in-person classes.
Officials say the patient is a Brooklyn resident in their 90s with no travel history.
Classes will be capped at 33% capacity and other COVID-19 prevention measures must be in place.
Chants were heard from Washington Square Park to City Hall on Saturday, rally cries for Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie to start the impeachment process.
The suspect allegedly stabbed a 37-year-old man with a sharp object several times, according to police.
The goal is to maintain the schedules of existing in-person students while adding others and allowing as many students as possible to attend school five days a week.
The renaming ceremony at the corner of Verona Place and Fulton Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant happened on what would have been Hawkins' 48th birthday.
Pheffer Amato says the proposal would help get people back to work post-pandemic.
Play ball! New York baseball fans will be in the stands on Opening Day as the state takes another step forward on the road to reopening.
The mayor rolled up a sleeve on his polo shirt before Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi administered the shot.
Chris Heywood with NYC & Company says early March data shows hotel occupancy rose over 43%, making it one of the strongest weeks since the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
Organizers are waiting for new health guidelines to know how many people can fill the audience, and for safety reasons, those long lines for free tickets, a hallmark of the experience, may have to temporarily disappear.
An altercation between an Asian American couple from a Manhattan and a woman in a cab began before Danny Lee even took out his cell phone.
A woman is accused of yelling "Go back to China," at a 25-year-old woman on the East Side.
Notable firms like Corcoran Group and Century 21 are accused of illegally discriminating against low-income tenants with housing vouchers.
A rare snowy owl in Central Park brought delight to hundreds this year. But climate change could mean even fewer encounters with the elusive creatures.
Investigators said a 53-year-old woman and a 28-year-old man were standing in line for food when an unknown suspect started shooting from outside the restaurant.
