Hundreds pack Times Square for anti-war rally
New Yorkers continued to stand in solidarity with Ukraine on Saturday.
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New Yorkers continued to stand in solidarity with Ukraine on Saturday.
Similar demonstrations are being held around the world.
Protests angry at Russia's decision to invade Ukraine gathered in large numbers in Times Square on Friday night.
Soon, barriers will be added to a No. 7-line stop in Times Square to make sure no one can get onto the tracks.
A mother reported a stranger punched her child in the head near 46th Street and Seventh Avenue on Feb. 17.
Nominations are being presented Thursday at New York State’s Democratic Convention in Manhattan. Gov. Kathy Hochul is expected to pick up the party’s nomination for governor. CBS2's Kevin Rincon reports.
The 40-year-old was randomly pushed in front of an oncoming train on Jan. 15 in Times Square.
Last year, 12 couples got married there in an event sponsored by the Times Square Alliance.
It was unveiled Wednesday and is meant to represent humanity's ability to love and care.
It happened just before 2 p.m. Wednesday at the 42nd Street subway station.
Police say 61-year-old Martial Simon pushed Go in front of a train Saturday morning in Times Square.
There are renewed calls for increased safety measures in the subway system after a woman was pushed in front of a subway train in Times Square.
The 40-year-old is being remembered as a compassionate soul and avid volunteer who dedicated her time helping at-risk families, including the homeless.
The Manhattan resident says she watched in horror as the man pushed 40-year-old Michelle Alyssa Go from behind and right into an oncoming train.
Police say it happened at the Times Square station around 9:40 a.m. Saturday.
Molly's mother, Beth, was diagnosed a second time with breast cancer that has since spread to her bones. She hopes to find her daughter a life partner before she dies.
It was a smaller celebration, but there was plenty of confetti to sweep off the streets.
Adams held a picture of his mother and used his family's bible to take the oath of office with other family members by his side in Times Square.
To allow for social distancing this year, about 15,000 revelers are filling the pens instead of the usual 60,000, but "scaled back" for New York City standards is still pretty impressive.
New Year's Eve celebrations were held in Times Square on Dec. 31, 2021, despite a surge in COVID-19 cases, but crowds were limited and vaccines and masks were required.
New Year's Eve celebrations were held in Times Square on Dec. 31, 2021, despite a surge in COVID-19 cases, but crowds were limited and vaccines and masks were required.
On the final day of 2021, Times Square is reminiscent of 2020 as the city prepares for a smaller New Year's Eve celebration.
Street closures are in effect for a significant chunk of midtown Manhattan as NYPD ramps up security before tonight's New Year's Eve celebration.
In addition to bag checks, police will be in charge of checking vaccination status.
The ball was illuminated and sent up the 130-foot pole atop One Times Square.
