While they might not always hit the right notes (with more than a few unpleasant noises coming from the instruments), students started learning violin in third grade, as educators hope it’s a skill they will take with them for life. NBC New York’s John Chandler reports.

Fear of the Wuhan coronavirus is driving down business for local eateries in Queens, where some restaurants say business has been cut in half or more since the outbreak began

While no cases of the illness have been confirmed in the tri-state, Chinese restaurants in Flushing have seen their bottom line take a hit because of fears of the illness. Mayor de Blasio and other politicians are now trying to ease those fears. NBC New York’s Rana Novini reports.

Signs of support for the Chinese city at the center of a global virus outbreak marked floats at the Lunar New Year parade in Manhattan’s Chinatown on Sunday.

Video shows the woman initially running after a man, who then turned back and started attacking her, while allegedly calling her “diseased.” NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.

A volunteer team of conservators is working to salvage some of the 85,000 artifacts feared lost in a fire in the heart of Manhattan’s Chinatown

The attackers hit and kick the woman, with the person who posted the video saying one of the attackers called the victim a “diseased b—h”

Some 85,000 artifacts that tell the story of the Chinese migration to the United States may have been lost in a fire that struck a building in the heart of Manhattan’s Chinatown, a museum official said Friday. The president of the Museum of Chinese in America told The New York Times that most of the thousands of historic and artistic items...

A driver in a Department of Sanitation vehicle fatally struck a 90-year-old man in Manhattan early Saturday morning, officials said. Police found the man lying on Canal Street, near Elizabeth Street in Chinatown, with trauma to his body around 6:30 a.m., the NYPD said. The man was taken to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to police….

The flames consumed a community center inside a century-old building on Mulberry Street, and a Chinese American museum located there doesn’t know how many of its items will be salvageable. NBC New York’s Ken Buffa reports.

Nearly a dozen people were hurt, most of them firefighters with minor injuries, after raging flames broke out at a historic building in Chinatown that has been home to a senior center and other nonprofits for decades. Flames could be seen shooting out of the fourth and fifth floor windows of the New York City-owned building at 70 Mulberry St….

Hours after a massive fire broke out at a historic building in Chinatown, firefighters are still working to put out hotspots. NBC New York’s Katherine Creag reports.

NBC New York’s Ray Villeda reports.

Video from Neighbors United Below Canal shows residents watching as firefighter work to put out raging flames at 70 Mulberry St. Thursday night.

Three armed men stormed into a Chinatown basement on Thanksgiving and stole cash and jewelry during a possible illegal gambling game, police said.

A homeless man charged in the beating deaths of four men as they slept on Chinatown streets says he has no memory of the assault

Robert Evans, the protean, fast-living Hollywood producer and former Paramount Pictures production chief who backed such seminal 1970s films as “Chinatown,” ”The Godfather” and “Harold and Maude,” has died. He was 89. Evans publicist, Monique Moss, confirmed that Evans died on Saturday. No other details Monday were immediately available.

The man charged with murder in a bloody rampage that left four men dead and another injured in Chinatown was indicted on murder and attempted murder charges Monday, prosecutors announced.

The man charged with murder in a bloody rampage that left four men dead and another injured in Chinatown is expected to face a judge Monday.