Charlie Rose reached a settlement over a sexual harassment lawsuit with three former employees, with details undisclosed and both sides acknowledging different perspectives on the conduct.

The George Washington Bridge is undergoing a $2 billion renovation to revitalize its cables and add a dehumidification system, ensuring its longevity.

An FDNY fire truck crashed in East Harlem on Thanksgiving, injuring one civilian and damaging a minivan and bikes. The FDNY is investigating the incident.

A New York business owner was convicted in Maryland for illegal transport and sale of unregistered pesticides, violating federal health and safety laws.

NOAA forecasts potential visibility of the Northern Lights in New York during Thanksgiving, influenced by a geomagnetic storm caused by a coronal mass ejection.

Black Friday drew shoppers to NY and NJ stores, with retailers hoping the day would gauge holiday sales trends and enticing people with deals despite the massive shift to online shopping.

A NYC fruit seller's banana became a $6.2 million artwork, leading to an emotional reaction and community support, with a pledge to buy more bananas from him.

NYC is experiencing a "bagel boom," with shops like PopUp Bagels expanding rapidly and integrating quality and innovation, while bagel rollers gain fame, reflecting the city's diverse culinary scene.

TopView bus company has accused rival Aurora of regulatory violations in NYC. Aurora refutes claims, showing permits. US Coachways in Staten Island faces customer complaints and an F BBB rating.

The Delaware River is threatened by a salt front due to drought and sea level rise, affecting drinking water supply for millions in the Northeastern US.

Manhattan's Times Square West properties have been sold for $48 million to a partnership of real estate firms, with Cushman & Wakefield facilitating the transaction.

Anti-Israel protesters blocked the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, leading to 21 arrests after a temporary disruption. The incident was met with chants from onlookers and swift NYPD action.

MTA is considering using drones to track its buses, sparking unions' concerns about job security and the efficacy of the technology. Union leaders call the plan wasteful and advocate for investigation into the MTA's technological spending.