Pro-Palestinian demonstrators block traffic near JFK Airport
Demonstrators stopped in front of traffic holding signs in support of Palestinians related to the Israel-Hamas war.
Times Square New Year's Eve ball gets bow tie makeover
Organizers unveiled a new bow tie lighting pattern that will sparkle over Times Square.
1 dead in early morning fire in Melville, N.Y.
The fire broke out around 4:40 a.m. at a home on Wilmington Drive.
Sources: Teen tourists stabbed in Grand Central Terminal in apparently random Christmas Day attack
It happened at 11:30 a.m. on Christmas Day in the dining concourse.
Road rage eyed in Queens hammer attack
There's new information Tuesday about a Christmas Day hammer attack in Queens.
"2024" hoisted into place for Times Square New Year's Eve celebration
Tuesday morning, the numbers for the 2024 New Year were placed atop 1 Times Square.
Some residents displaced after fire in Elizabeth, N.J. apartment building
Authorities said the fire was contained to the garbage chute, but some residents had to be displaced due to smoke damage.
Citymeals on Wheels delivers to thousands of New Yorkers on Christmas
More than 300 volunteers helped pack and deliver meals on Christmas Day.
Department of Sanitation unveils Christmas Tree recycling dates
For the first time. residents of Brooklyn and Queens who already participate in curbside compost collection can put their tree out on their regularly scheduled compost and recycling day.
Woman raped after break-in at her Brooklyn home, police say
The NYPD released surveillance images of two men wanted in the attack Saturday in Borough Park.
Two hurt in Bronx construction shed fire, FDNY says
It took firefighters about 30 minutes to get the flames under control.
Man riding scooter struck and killed in Brooklyn
A 58-year-old man was driving a BMW when it struck a scooter at the intersection of Linden Boulevard and Thomas Boyland Street.
2 shot in Brooklyn on Christmas Eve
It happened around 6 a.m. at Fulton and Linwood Streets.
The Point: Lou Young on his journey from reporter to politician; The crisis on college campuses
A journalist-turned-politician, and the crisis on college campuses as seen through the eyes of two student newspapers.
Water main break briefly snarls Manhattan's West Side
It happened around 9 a.m. at 57th Street and 12th Avenue.