Actress Michelle Trachtenberg, 39, was found dead in her NYC apartment; no foul play is suspected and cause of death is undetermined due to no full autopsy, possibly related to recent liver transplant.

Rachel Nieves of Brooklyn's Buddies coffee shop faces closure due to rent hike but receives community support and celebrity encouragement after her viral appeal.

Metro-North Railroad has added a new "Heritage Series" locomotive, No. 222, sporting the historic New Haven Railroad colors, to educate riders about the railroad's history.

Sabrina Carpenter extends her "Short N' Sweet" tour with new North American dates in response to high demand, following two Grammy wins and an upcoming European tour.

Over 130 firefighters responded to a 3-alarm fire in Washington Heights, injuring one. The Red Cross assisted displaced residents. Cause under investigation.

Tajik national arrested in Brooklyn for allegedly supporting ISIS, possessing firearms illegally, and committing immigration fraud; faces up to 45 years in prison if convicted.

Fifth Avenue's retail vacancies are filling up, with brands like Eden Gallery and Skims moving in, and IKEA anchoring a new tower, signaling a post-pandemic recovery.

A fire at the 191st Street subway station in Washington Heights injured 18 people, caused delays on the 1 train, and led to temporary service suspensions. The FDNY handled the situation, and normal operations resumed after repairs.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced the opening of a new staircase and passageway at Grand Central to reduce congestion on the Flushing Line platform, as part of infrastructure improvements.

The Hoboken PATH station reopens after a 25-day closure for repairs, including upgrades from a $430 million restoration initiative to improve operations and infrastructure.

H-2 Cartel leader Jesus Ricardo Patron Sanchez was extradited from Mexico to the U.S. to face drug trafficking and firearms charges in Brooklyn federal court.

Roman and Williams are set to open a new fine-dining restaurant at Sotheby's headquarters in the Breuer Building, NYC, building on La Mercerie's success.

NYC restaurateurs are frustrated as the city's new outdoor dining permit process has issued only 40 approvals from over 3,600 applications, causing business concerns as the al fresco dining season nears.