The NYPD is searching for a man who attempted to rape a woman in a Manhattan nail salon. The assault took place near Herald Square, and the victim was hospitalized with minor injuries.

The U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that Trump-era tariffs under the IEEPA were illegal, supporting a legal challenge led by NY Attorney General Letitia James.

Nicole Torres, a former Bronx District Leader, was sentenced to two years for extortion and mail fraud related to election record falsification and demanding payments for poll worker positions.

New York's weather forecast includes sunny days, showers, and thunderstorms with highs around 79°F in Manhattan today and patchy morning fog in other boroughs.

Tribeca Park Cafe closed permanently after nearly 50 years, following an $18 million property sale and plans for luxury condos. The neighborhood fixture, owned by the Abdalla family, was known for its community atmosphere and early morning service.

A horse-drawn carriage incident in Central Park, where a horse ran loose, leads to safety concerns and debates about the future of the carriage industry.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather with gradual temperature increases throughout the week for New York City boroughs, with a chance of showers by the weekend.

Retired NYC employees are rallying to maintain their existing healthcare benefits amid discussions on introducing a Medicare Advantage plan, as the city proposes a new health plan aiming at cost savings and wider coverage.

The U.S. has barred Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and officials from a U.N. meeting, and imposed visa restrictions on Palestinian passport holders, following a Hamas attack.

Sorana Cirstea reported her Cleveland trophy missing from her NYC hotel room, calling for its return as The Fifty Sonesta investigates the disappearance.

Two boats collided on NYC's East River, injuring at least five. The party boat Cabana and the private vessel Let's Live II were involved, with the latter fleeing after the crash. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Central Park playgrounds are being overrun by bold rats that forage through strollers and approach people, causing unease among parents and children, despite a citywide decrease in rat sightings.

Central Park's "Furever Tree," a pet memorial, was removed due to damage from environmental stress and decorations, with new memorial options considered.