The Oct. 18 walk has already raised over $600,000 toward its $2 million goal, organizers say.

Jessica Tisch pledges extra patrols at synagogues as anti-Zionist groups plan a City Hall rally and school walkouts.

Six mini Starbucks prototypes are already open in San Antonio and Manhattan, while the company plans about 5,000 new locations in the coming years.

Poppin's four-day weed pop-up near the Javits Center offers free entry, 21-plus, with limited merch for RSVPs.

Nikeya Barker admitted stabbing Shurvell Rush once in the chest near the Bay Shore train station last year. She faces years in prison at her January sentencing.

Jasmine Chisholm died at Lincoln Hospital after EMS found her with severe head and body trauma at her Melrose building.

Starting Spring 2027, New Yorkers 25 to 55 with an unrelated degree can get a second associate degree tuition-free.

Crews are pouring concrete islands on Jay Street in Downtown Brooklyn to keep B54 buses, cyclists and layover traffic from colliding.

Scott Hanes allegedly stole $1 and headphones during a Monroe Avenue groping before NYPD linked him to more attacks.

New York City gets a sunny, 71-degree Saturday before showers arrive Sunday afternoon. Dry weather returns Monday for the rest of the workweek.

Bedbugs, muggings and alternate-side parking could all earn you points in this unofficial new residency test.

The officer was rushed to a hospital after an attack near East 206th Street in Norwood. Police say the attack happened during a robbery attempt.

Suffolk County says it will build an Italian American Heritage Museum, but officials haven't picked a location yet.