Empire State Building

The Tokyo Olympics are underway, and one of the most iconic buildings in the New York City skyline is celebrating all those participating. The Empire State Building lit up Friday night, using rotating colors of each nation’s flags to illuminate the night sky.

The Empire State Building is considered by many to be the world’s most famous building.

In a sign of solidarity with the #StopAsianHate day of action campaign, the Empire State Building will shine its tower lights in gold and black Friday Friday marks a Virtual Day of Action to highlight prejudice and violence towards Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. Organizations, companies and individuals are encouraged to post statements of support with the hashtag #StopAsianHate. Anti-Asian…

With the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes in New York City and across the country, a day of action is taking place Friday. This comes as the NYPD is taking additional steps to stop the perpetrators of these hate crimes. Marc Santia reports.

The Empire State Building is reopening its Observatory on Monday with limited capacity and new safety protocols, which have become the new normal during the pandemic. The limited reopening is also accompanied by employee training as well as compliance with all government requirements.  Visits to the Observatory will be limited to New York State’s Phase 4 capacity guidelines and...

The Empire State Observatory is expected to welcome guests again on Monday.

Last year’s show was relegated to separate smaller displays for each of the five boroughs over the course of a week.

The Empire State Building has turned all the colors of the rainbow for many occasions but when it turned into a blaring red beacon on Monday night, the message was clear: New York is under the state of emergency. The building’s owner, Empire State Realty Trust, says the tower of the iconic New York City landmark will turn red...

Empire State Realty Trust says the tower of the iconic New York City landmark will turn red each night and spin to pay tribute to all the heroes on the frontline of the coronavirus epidemic.

The observatory atop the Empire State Building has a dizzying new look with floor-to-ceiling, 360-degree windows 102 floors above New York City.

One of New York City’s most iconic radio stations, and one of the country’s loudest progressive voices, shut down suddenly on Monday amid a funding crunch that left it deeply in debt.

To celebrate 80 years of the Caped Crusader, there will be a Bat Signal projected onto the side of the iconic Domino Sugar Refinery building in Williamsburg

A Bronx resident has been arrested in connection with the death of a man whose body was found slashed and bound with duct tape inside his apartment building, police said.

Police found the body of a man bound with duct tape — with slash marks on his wrists and torso — inside a Bronx apartment Friday evening.

A man was arrested after bringing a sword to the Empire State Building and acting erratically, police said

Gus Rosendale speaks with Evelyn Kanter, the author of the latest edition of “100 Things to Do in NYC Before You Die.”

Eleven-time champion Joey Chestnut says he expects this year’s Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest to be “a battle.”

A haggard-looking Paul Manafort pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of mortgage fraud, falsifying business records and conspiracy and scheme to defraud in Manhattan court Thursday.

In honor of WorldPride, famous drag queen Shangela joined Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Times Square and Madame Tussauds New York on Thursday to break the Guinness World Record for longest feather boa.

If Paul Manafort’s swanky SoHo loft didn’t do it for you, how about the convicted ex-presidential campaign manager’s Trump Tower condo?