New Year's Eve Preparations Underway In Times Square
The performance stages are being built and crews are getting the celebration's famed ball ready.
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The performance stages are being built and crews are getting the celebration's famed ball ready.
The poll looked at the public's expectations for the new year and asked their opinions about the most important news stories and pop culture moments of 2013.
The breathless drama of New York City's Times Square Countdown to the New Year has gone miniature with a streamlined free app for electronic devices.
Part of the Crossroads of the World is undergoing a three-year, $40 million makeover in an effort to make the area more pedestrian friendly.
A New York State senator has called for the removal of a billboard that an atheist group has mounted in Times Square, which, in the group's words, argues that Christmas is "better without Christ."
Glenn Broadnax has been indicted for assault for allegedly causing a commotion that resulted in police firing on innocent bystanders.
A throng of activists rallied in Times Square Sunday to commemorate the 25th World AIDS Day.
Dozens of activists were set to rally in Times Square Sunday to commemorate the 25th World AIDS Day.
The Toys 'R' Us in Times Square was shut down Sunday morning for some very special guests.
The eccentric pop star appeared at the grand opening of the H&M store in Times Square on Wednesday night.
Good news travels fast. Shortly after Paul McCartney tweeted that he would be playing a surprise concert in Times Square, crowds gathered to hear the Beatles legend perform.
Dan Sandler, 50, pleaded guilty last month in Manhattan Supreme Court to grand larceny and misdemeanor stalking for plotting to extort the Girl Scouts of America.
Police released photos from their initiative after the driver of a SUV was chased and attacked Sunday by a large group of bikers on the Henry Hudson Parkway.
Police are continuing to piece together the chain of events that led to the confrontation, which was all caught on a camera mounted on the helmet of a fellow biker and posted to YouTube.
Olympic gold medalists Ted Ligety, Evan Lysacek and Kelly Clark are among those kicking off the U.S. Olympic Committee's Road to Sochi tour, beginning in New York on Oct. 29 — the start of the 100-day countdown to the Winter Games.
A homeless man who became infamous for shouting anti-Semitic slurs while dressed as Elmo in Times Square pleaded guilty Wednesday to a bizarre plot to extort the Girl Scouts.
In a statement, the NYPD reiterated that officers are authorized to use deadly physical force when they reasonably believe they must do so to protect themselves or another person or persons present from imminent death or serious physical injury.
Shots were reportedly fired at 42nd Street and 8th Ave in Midtown on Saturday night.
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Times Square Saturday before marching to Union Square, protesting President Barack Obama's proposed military strike on Syria.
As the United States moves closer to launching military action against the Syrian governments, anti-war protesters rallied in Times Square.
Ecofest celebrated its 25th anniversary in Times Square Sunday, with an assortment of children's concerts and performances and some lessons in going green for people of all ages.
Crowds of women took to Times Square and Bryant Park sans bras Sunday, as part of demonstrations for National Go Topless Day.
The clothing retailer's 70-foot-high signs are expected to become the most prominent logo in the Manhattan skyline.
Actor Orlando Bloom is best known for his action-packed adventures on the big screen, and now he is taking on his first Broadway role in the revival of William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet."
A crowd gathered in Times Square this week in an attempt to set a record for the number of people in their underwear, but the attempt fell far short.
