The New York Police Department confirmed that a lit device recovered during Saturday's protests outside Gracie Mansion was an improvised explosive device capable of causing serious injury or death, according to Commissioner Jessica Tisch.
City Council members delivered harsh criticism Tuesday to the Department of Transportation over the city's failure to meet targets for expanding bus and bike lanes during the Adams administration.
Manhattan's restaurant scene added six new establishments to its most-watched list this month, according to food industry tracking that highlights the city's continued culinary evolution despite recent challenges.
While major corporations announce mass layoffs tied to artificial intelligence adoption, small businesses and nonprofits across New York City are using the technology to enhance their operations without eliminating positions.
The FDNY Bravest boxing team will step into Madison Square Garden on Friday to host the International Battle of the Badges III, bringing first responders from across the United States and the United Kingdom together for an annual night of charity boxing.
New Yorkers who answered Mayor Zohran Mamdani's call for emergency snow shovelers during recent blizzards may not receive payment for their work until spring, according to city workers and sanitation department officials.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will test autonomous electric shuttle buses at Newark Liberty International Airport beginning this spring, according to agency officials.
A massive blizzard that dumped nearly two feet of snow across New York City forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights at the area's three major airports on Monday, bringing air travel to a virtual standstill.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection launched a new compliance system Friday targeting businesses where workers rarely use their legally mandated sick time, signaling a potential crackdown on employers who may be illegally discouraging time off.
A Staten Island-born dancer known simply as TJ has transformed New York City's bustling streets into his personal dance studio, creating viral videos that capture the spontaneous energy of the five boroughs.
Construction workers who were laid off from the $16 billion Gateway tunnel project rallied alongside Gov. Kathy Hochul on Tuesday, pressing the Trump administration to restore full funding for the vital Hudson River rail infrastructure project.
Dense fog blanketed the New York City area Wednesday morning, creating hazardous driving conditions and forcing transportation adjustments, according to the National Weather Service.
A massive new Italian restaurant has opened at the base of the MetLife Building in Midtown, bringing all-day dining to one of Manhattan's most recognizable locations.
Yankees pitcher Carlos Rodon couldn't button his shirt last season due to elbow problems but still made 33 starts. Surgery will sideline him until May.
After this week's blizzard, New Yorkers carved unofficial trails through snowbanks, creating what planners call 'desire paths' that reveal yearning for shortcuts.
Celina's Reagan Hix and Grace Waldschmidt captured gold medals at the UIL 4A swimming championships in San Antonio, leading Dallas-area swimmers to success.
Rep. Dan Goldman introduced legislation to create dedicated federal funding for NYCHA boiler upgrades, targeting chronic heating problems affecting 400,000 residents.
Brooklyn Council Member Shahana Hanif Mamdani deployed school nurses and peer workers to bring homeless New Yorkers indoors as dangerous cold grips the city.
Gov. Hochul's plan to weaken environmental review law divides conservation groups, with some backing housing development goals while others warn of climate risks.
Frozen snow piles are blocking bus lanes across NYC, forcing buses into traffic and adding 10-15 minutes to commutes as sanitation crews work to clear the icy debris.
Starbucks workers at unionized NYC locations returned to work this week, ending a nearly three-month strike that began Dec. 20 over scheduling and union recognition.
Gov. Kathy Hochul picked City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams as her lieutenant governor running mate, pairing the Buffalo Democrat with Queens' top elected official.
A queer hockey league inspired by romance novel "Heated Rivalry" is drawing LGBTQ+ players across NYC's five boroughs to ice rinks from Chelsea to Queens.
City Councilman Zohran Mamdani plans legislation to terminate a $2.3 million AI chatbot he calls "unusable," citing resident complaints and system errors.
City Council Member Christopher Marte led door-to-door outreach after federal agents were spotted on Broome and Eldridge streets Thursday afternoon.