New Yorkers may soon have more places and more time to watch the World Cup, under a state plan to let bars host larger outdoor events and stay open during this summer's tournament. The 2026 FIFA World ...

Still smarting after their gubernatorial candidate was blocked from receiving public dollars, Republican New York state lawmakers are pushing a longshot bill that would give him another crack at ...

Because a tiny sliver of the state's bat population has a genetic trait protecting them from the fungus, here are your afternoon links: Persian Parade, Upper West Side bar giving out champagne for ...

One collection of letters poet John Keats wrote to his fiancée includes eight handwritten letters, including the first ever letter he wrote to her.

The case marks an unusual example of a nonprofit landlord arrested and jailed over conditions in a building his organization owns.

A 51-year-old man died Sunday after becoming ill while in custody at a Brooklyn holding facility, according to the NYPD. Hector Sierra was pronounced dead at NYU Langone Hospital-Cobble Hill after ...

Police said they received calls about people drag-racing at the intersection of Eliot Avenue and 69th Street in Maspeth before 2 a.m. Saturday. When officers arrived, they saw a blue car spinning in ...

The crackdown came two months after several NYPD officers being pelted during a snowball fight at the park in an episode that went viral online.

The Monday morning rush hour was upended on New York City’s subway after multiple train lines faced rolling delays — some of them “severe” — according to the MTA. The transit agency said at one point ...

Because Wakefield produced a lot of calls, here are your early links: Abandoned townhouse for sale, abandoned ferry being turned into a reef, a luxury dog-food seller was put in charge of the U.S.

A growing number of people are showing up at the busy Bellevue Hospital emergency room with serious injuries from bicycle and scooter accidents — and the share of accidents involving electric vehicles ...

Before they brave New York City traffic, bus drivers can now test their skills safely inside new simulators from the MTA. The simulators, which cost the MTA a total of $1.4 million, update technology ...