Over 4,300 New Yorkers Ring in 2026 with NYRR Midnight Run in Central Park
News outlets reported that New Yorkers started 2026 with the NYRR Midnight Run in Central Park. Over 4,300 people, including news anchors Sam Ryan and Liz Cho, ran the 4-mile course, combining fitness and celebration with a race party and fireworks.
Times Square Freezes Over as Revelers Defy Arctic Chill to Welcome 2026 with Epic Ball Drop Bash
Thousands braved the cold in Times Square on New Year's Eve, entrepreneurs sold diapers for convenience, security was tightened, and New York City swore in its first Muslim mayor, Zohran Mamdani.
Zohran Mamdani Sworn in as NYC's First Muslim Mayor Amid Historic City Hall Venue and Promises of Transformation
Zohran Mamdani became NYC's 112th mayor, vowing to improve affordability and public services. He was sworn in at the old City Hall subway station, emphasizing transit revamp plans.
New York City Amps Up Security for Times Square New Year's Eve Bash as Mayor Adams Preps for Final Celebration
NYC officials briefed on the enhanced safety measures for the New Year's Eve event in Times Square, with no specific threats identified but expanded police presence and security protocols in place.
New York City Boroughs Brace for Light Snow and Chilly Celebrations to Welcome 2026
New Yorkers expect light snow and cold temperatures for New Year's celebrations, with the National Weather Service forecasting possible snow accumulation and blustery winds.
New Fare Gates in NYC's Soho Subway Station Cause Delays and Security Concerns
New fare gates at NYC's Broadway-Lafayette station caused delays and evasions, prompting security and effectiveness concerns. The MTA is evaluating the gates amid a broader modernization effort.












