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For almost 120 years, Times Square has been the center of worldwide attention on New Year's Eve. But this year, it's closed to the public to stop the spread of COVID-19.
The Barstool Fund says it has helped more than 50 businesses so far.
Commissioner Dermot Shea says Scholl has "done more for the people of Brooklyn and New York City than we will ever know."
According to police, a man knocked on the victim's door, pushed her in, then sexually assaulted her.
The CEO of Upstate University Hospital says he has open beds, but he doesn't have the staff to care for any more patients.
Jasmine Dumile said in a statement that her husband — whose real name is Daniel Dumile — died Oct. 31.
The suspects took the victim's E-bike, cellphone and about $20 before fleeing.
De Blasio says this kind of aggressive plan was not ready in December when the vaccine arrived because the focus was on making sure the injections were safe.
Police said a 27-year-old man was entering his apartment when three men walked up behind him with guns drawn.
Police say the driver suddenly went into reverse, striking one officer and another vehicle.
Police said the suspect asked the 52-year-old victim to drive him to Bay Parkway and 81st Street, where he demanded cash and stabbed the victim in the neck with a nail file.
New York's minimum hourly wage goes up to $12.50 statewide Thursday.
Police say the dog's owner, a 74-year-old woman, briefly left the dog tied up outside to go into a grocery store.
Times Square is getting ready for the big ball drop to ring in the new year. The celebration will be unlike any other, and closed to the public.
Residents say the problem started at the beginning of November and their calls for help have gone unanswered.
Water could be seen gushing out on East Seventh Street and First Avenue, flooding streets, sidewalks and outdoor dining structures.
The woman was in the crosswalk when a black SUV turned the corner, slammed into her and just kept going.
Officers arrived outside the Louis Armstrong Houses on Lexington Avenue just after 11 a.m. Wednesday.
Mulchfest will run through Jan. 9.
They say indoor dining with proper measures is not causing significant spread of the virus.
An infuriated crowd gathered in City Hall Park on Wednesday to support Grammy Award-winning musician Keyon Harrold's family.
Police said the suspect drew graffiti on four locations, including derogatory phrases.
In the New Year, restaurants, stores and several big companies will start moving into the building.
It's not just Broadway. The pandemic's impact on cultural arts extends well beyond New York City and the Tri-State Area.
Neris was last seen around 8:50 a.m. Tuesday inside his apartment on Shore Front Parkway.
