German-American Steuben Day Parade Returns To NYC For 64th Year
Hundreds of travelers who usually visit from Europe had to stay at home because of COVID.
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Hundreds of travelers who usually visit from Europe had to stay at home because of COVID.
Broadway performers were out in the streets of Times Square on Saturday for a free event.
The Iraq War veteran said he suffered no side effects from treatment and that his health is now "phenomenal."
Police say a gunman opened fire outside a lounge on Utica Avenue.
This is exactly what some restaurant owners feared when enforcement of the city's vaccine mandate took effect Monday.
The state Education Department ordered the school to close Friday, citing a lack of required safety inspections.
Nearly a week has passed since Gabby Petito's family reported her missing. Her whereabouts remain a mystery and now her fiancé is missing, too.
The announcement comes amid worsening violence, inmate deaths and inhumane conditions at Rikers Island.
After an 18-month intermission, the Philharmonic finally played for an audience once again.
The suspect is seen passing by a woman on an escalator when he suddenly turns and kicks her in the chest.
"Waitress" star Sara Bareilles accepted the proclamation at the Barrymore Theatre. Cordero was in the original Broadway cast of the show.
The conviction marks a victory for authorities who have sought to put Durst behind bars for murder in three states.
Brooklyn is among the places to be if you're looking to buy a home in New York City.
U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres and New York City Councilmember Mark Levine are pushing the Biden administration to mandate COVID vaccines for air travelers.
Residents said they hope it allows them to age gracefully and without fear of discrimination.
The pandemic continues to disrupt workflow, from factories to stores, and transportation remains a big ongoing problem.
The festival will include performances and appearances from the casts of 18 Broadway shows.
Police say starting Monday, expect closures, detours and checkpoints from 42nd Street to 57th Street and First Avenue to Fifth Avenue.
Some activists staged a sit-in in front of the Bank of America Tower on 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue.
The packaged schedule on two stages kicked off at noon Friday in Duffy Square.
Police said two men were dining at different tables in an outdoor dining structure when two suspects walked up with guns.
The police report indicates Petito and Laundrie got into a physical altercation during their road trip on Aug. 12, more than a week before her last Facetime call with her mother.
The festival on Mulberry Street featuring food, music, fun and Italian culture was canceled last year because of the pandemic.
This comes as Rikers Island deals with an ongoing crisis of growing violence and inmate deaths in the jail.
According to police, an individual walked up to a 21-year-old man and slashed him with a pocket knife.
