New Year's Eve Confetti Test Held Tuesday In Times Square; NYPD Announces Street Closures
Confetti will rain down Tuesday in Times Square -- a small test of what's to come on New Year's Eve.
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Confetti will rain down Tuesday in Times Square -- a small test of what's to come on New Year's Eve.
2020 delivered the world such an ugly beatdown, you could hear the fatigue in people's voices as they lined up to strike back on Good Riddance Day in Times Square.
Workers installed 192 glittering Waterford crystal triangles on Times Square's New Year's Eve ball in preparation for a celebration that will lack the usual crowds of revelers.
Andra Day will headline the event and is scheduled to perform "Rise Up," her Grammy Award-nominated single.
Marc Weiner was diagnosed with cancer in 2015 and lost both kidneys. He's now cancer-free but on dialysis three days a week.
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, the need is great than ever this year.
Two men can be seen fighting on the ground, then being stepped on by a mounted unit.
Tuesday morning, the Salvation Army kicked off their campaign with a red kettle that's hard to miss.
Crowds of Biden's supporters celebrate across New York City after multiple major media outlets projected the former VP won Pennsylvania and clinched enough electoral college votes to win the presidency.
Crowds formed to celebrate across New York City after multiple major media outlets projected Joe Biden won Pennsylvania and clinched enough electoral college votes to win the presidency.
The violent clashes led to fights, objects being hurled at cars and several arrests.
With about 50% of businesses in the area still closed, the Times Square Alliance says the initiative is a way to drive customers directly to restaurants.
All day long, Jewish supporters of Trump drove around Brooklyn and in Manhattan to rally for the president just nine days away from Election Day.
Thirty-year-old Joshua Diaz was taken into custody Friday night for allegedly trespassing on a restricted catwalk at a subway station in the Bronx.
Police said the suspect came up from behind and pushed the woman.
Police responding to scene smashed one of the windows of the building and were able to pull the man in.
Her husband is suing the building and the city, claiming negligence and wrongful death.
Broadway went dark back in March when the coronavirus pandemic forced theaters to close, but on Wednesday performers came back to surprise Times Square.
Without strong numbers, the state comptroller says the fiscal health of local governments is at risk.
Theaters have been dark since the spring, but the spotlight is on a new plan that could allow shows to move outdoors.
The coronavirus pandemic is altering another iconic New York tradition.
Police said the demonstration became tense when officers tried to move protesters from the area.
Broadway shows closed March 12 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The shutdown is expected to last through January 3.
With the economy in the dumps and recovery a long way off, New York tourism officials launched a campaign to get people from the Tri-State Area to take vacations right here in Gotham City.
The group says the arts community is a big part of the American economy and without it, the country will struggle to recover.
