Firefighters Quell Basement Blaze at Manhattan Landmark, Midtown Filled With Smoke
A fire started in a Manhattan basement and spread smoke through Midtown, affecting nearby buildings including a Hilton Hotel. No injuries were reported. Firefighters contained the fire quickly.
"Real Women Have Curves" Brings Latino Immigrant Narratives to Broadway Under Sergio Trujillo's Direction
"Real Women Have Curves," a musical about the Latino immigrant experience, opens on Broadway, directed by Sergio Trujillo and featuring music by Joy Huerta.
MTA Expands Cell Service to G Train Tunnels, Eyes 5G Connectivity for New York Subway Commuters
The MTA is expanding cell service to G train subway tunnels and underwater 4 and 5 train tunnels, as part of a broader project to bring 5G to NYC's underground transit, with no direct cost to the public.
New York Attorney General Recovers Over $660,000 for Exploited Foreign Nurses from Staffing Agency
New York Attorney General Letitia James secured over $660,000 for nurses exploited by a staffing agency that imposed severe penalties for early resignation.
Manhattan DA Returns 39 Stolen Antiquities to Pakistan Amid Crackdown on Global Trafficking Networks
The Manhattan District Attorney has repatriated 39 stolen antiquities to Pakistan, recovered from art trafficker Subhash Kapoor. The items include a Buddha and Attendants Frieze from the Gandharan era.
New York Construction Manager Sentenced to 27 Months for Embezzling $4.5M and Tax Evasion
A NY construction manager, Jose Garcia, was sentenced to 27 months for embezzlement and tax evasion, totaling $4.5 million stolen and $2.1 million in evaded taxes.
New York City Braces for Weekend Showers and Thunderstorms, Hazardous Weather Outlook Issued
New York City residents prepare for rain and potential thunderstorms with varying chances of precipitation and a high rip current risk issued by the National Weather Service. Sunny weather expected to return on Sunday.
Trump's Legal Eagle Leo Terrell Takes Aim at UC Over Antisemitism Allegations, Joins Forces with NYC Mayor Adams in Hate Crime Crackdown
DOJ's Leo Terrell is preparing to sue the UC system for antisemitism, with possible hate crime charges and collaboration with NYC Mayor Adams to fight antisemitic crimes.
New York City to Celebrate Film and TV Icons at 2025 "Made in NY" Awards Hosted at Gracie Mansion
NYC celebrates film and TV industry with the "Made in NY" awards at Gracie Mansion, hosted by Mayor Adams, honoring industry figures like Darren Aronofsky and Tracy Morgan.
New Yorkers Brace for Rainy Week as National Weather Service Flags Wet Conditions Across All Boroughs
The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy week for New York City, with highs in the mid-70s and an 80% chance of rain tonight. Clearer skies are expected by Sunday.












