A video shows fifth-graders at P.S. 75 miming being shot during a multicultural program; parents say they were not told ahead of time.

A New York Lotto ticket sold at a West Village café matched all six numbers Saturday, turning into a $3.1M jackpot.

Thousands packed East Harlem for the 41st 116th Street Festival, a day of music, hundreds of vendors and live TV stages ahead of parade weekend.

Longtime WABC anchor Bill Ritter is reportedly set to retire and disclose an Alzheimer's diagnosis on air, ending a decades-long run at Eyewitness News.

A limited 1,500-piece drop of Mayor Mamdani’s $50 World Cup jerseys drew block-long lines at the CityStore and immediate resale listings for hundreds of dollars.

Columbia will again require SAT or ACT scores, ending its run as the last test-optional Ivy.

A hush‑hush plan to dock the John F. Kennedy ferry at Pier 15 during the World Cup has alarmed South Street Seaport leaders.

As Broadway posts a record $1.91B season, theater cleaners have opened talks with The Broadway League seeking higher wages and stronger benefits.

At Medal Day the NYPD honored 42 officers who died of 9/11-related illness and Detective Didarul Islam, who was killed in a 2025 Midtown shooting.

A new city volunteer program will station New Yorkers at high‑traffic sites this summer to help World Cup fans and other visitors navigate the city.

Staff at the New York Immigration Coalition formed NYIC United — the group's first staff union — claiming a supermajority of employees signed cards and asking management to recognize it.

Centre 360 opens this week atop the Dinkins Municipal Building with free, 15‑minute rooftop tours. Reservations are free but limited; new slots are released monthly.

This Sunday Midtown will host the 128th Philippine Independence Day Parade and Philippines Fest — a daylong mix of Filipino food, live performances and a bustling street fair.