Disney's 'Aladdin' Reopens On Broadway
The musical, based on the Oscar-winning animated movie, first opened on Broadway in 2014.
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The musical, based on the Oscar-winning animated movie, first opened on Broadway in 2014.
In a statement, Williams announced the launch of an exploratory committee to run for governor of New York next year.
Westchester County District Attorney Miriam Rocah says going to jail is not always the answer.
It calls for four new stations in the Bronx, as well as direct Metro-North service to Penn Station from the Bronx, Westchester and Connecticut.
Purple Heart recipients from across the nation gathered in Lower Manhattan to pay respects.
The mayor remains steadfast in the face of ongoing criticism that his way is working.
Since April, it helped supplement food for the hungry in between Pakistani American Youth Organization's food pantry distributions.
Thousands of medical professionals remain unvaccinated, and repercussions are already being felt.
Residents say they've been calling on management, local and federal officials to make improvements for years now with little response.
Police say the same suspect is responsible for at least seven robberies between May and September, each time targeting vulnerable seniors.
Though accusations were mounting for decades, a 2019 documentary focused new light on the allegations, giving a voice to his accusers.
The New York City Department of Education estimates around 13% of its employees are still not vaccinated.
Americans are expected to spend billions on candy this year.
Stars hit the red carpet ahead of the 74th Annual Tony Awards at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York City on Sept. 26, 2021.
There are calls to ban carriage horses on New York City streets after a horse named Chief ran into a parked car last week.
During the six weeks of testimony, jurors heard from 50 witnesses, including 11 accusers, six of whom testified they were underage when they began having sexual encounters with R. Kelly.
A three-judge panel lifted a temporary ban on the COVID vaccine mandate that was originally set to take effect Monday.
The suspect allegedly recorded both incidents on his cellphone.
Police said a gunman shot four people around 4 a.m. following a fight at 11:11 Restaurant and Lounge on West 212th Street and 10th Avenue in Inwood.
The agency says it lost nearly 5,000 workers since the start of the pandemic.
Are children who have medical issues getting the education they deserve during the pandemic? More and more families are demanding schools to more.
People in long gowns and tuxedos gathered around the fountain outside Lincoln Center waiting to go inside to see "Fire Shut Up in My Bones" at the Met.
If you or someone you know is in a toxic relationship, here are some resources and guidance on what to do.
The New York Knicks announced Friday the team is 100% vaccinated, but the Brooklyn Nets have said otherwise.
Erratic driving is leading to more accidents in New York and it appears the coronavirus pandemic is to blame.
