A woman faced an attempted rape and robbery in a Lower Manhattan subway station; the assailant fled and remains at large. The NYPD has released a suspect description and is seeking public assistance.

Smoke from a car fire in the Lincoln Tunnel's center tube in Manhattan led to an afternoon emergency response and temporary tunnel closure, with no injuries reported.

A LendingTree study finds Manhattan has NYC's worst drivers, with Brooklyn having the highest insurance rates, despite Manhattan's poor record. NYC drivers face worsening congestion due to more ride-shares and infrastructure changes.

The Metro Theater on NY's Upper West Side is set to reopen, with a nonprofit securing a $6.9 million purchase, partly funded by Governor Hochul's grant. Renovations require more funds, but there is significant community and celebrity support.

Columbia students will get a 30-day notice before their records are given to Congress, following a legal dispute over a probe into campus antisemitism.

Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne's archive at the NYPL draws enthusiasts, offering an intimate look into their lives and careers through a vast collection of documents.

A tragic Brooklyn crash caused by Miriam Yarimi resulted in three deaths and left 4-year-old Philip Saada severely injured; Yarimi faces manslaughter charges.

The MTA's first redesign of the NYC subway map since 1979 has received mixed reactions, with some riders calling for practical improvements over aesthetic changes.

Nello, an Italian restaurant favored by celebrities and known for expensive dishes, is set to reopen in Midtown Manhattan at a new location following its closure due to financial issues.

Traffic deaths in NYC reach a historic low in Q1 2025, as reported by Mayor Adams and the DOT. The number fell to 41, marking progress in street safety efforts and enforcement.

NY Governor Hochul declares April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month and proposes increased funding and legal reforms to combat sexual violence, including AI-generated abuse material.

The NYPD seeks public help to find a woman involved in a knife attack in Brooklyn that injured another woman on March 29. They offer a reward for information.

NYC outdoor dining resumes with 2,600 approved eateries, under new city rules limiting pandemic-era structures and imposing strict operating guidelines.