Manhattan

Authorities in Manhattan impounded seven van over the course of two days they say were illegally registered and used as Airbnb rentals on city streets. Coined “operation room service,” deputies from the sheriff’s office, in partnership with the NYPD, busted more than half a dozen vehicles Thursday and Friday. Sheriff Joseph Fucito told NBC New York that investigators discovered...

Inside the notorious federal jail in Lower Manhattan, small chunks of concrete fall from the ceiling. Freezing temperatures force inmates to stuff old coronavirus face masks into vents to try to stop the cold air. One cell is off-limits because the door is now unstable – likely because of the constant pounding over the years from the prisoners inside on…

A man was found dead in a well-traveled part of Central Park Wednesday morning with a rope tied around his neck, police said.

Google’s deal to buy a Manhattan building adds to the rapid growth of Silicon Alley, despite a rise in remote work and a decline in the New York office market.

How many pizzas can you buy with $432,000,000? One lucky lottery buyer in New York City may be thinking about that question or what to do with that kind of money because Tuesday’s Mega Millions winning ticket was sold at a pizzeria in Midtown Manhattan.

The NYPD said Tuesday that the 36-year-old woman from Tennessee who disappeared in midtown Manhattan over the weekend has “been found safe and sound.” Jennifer Sulbaran, of Lakeland, was last seen around 7:40 p.m. Sunday at her hotel room, though police didn’t immediately specify where she was staying. She was last seen wearing a multi-colored dress and glasses with...

A trio of crafty burglars swiped nearly $400,000 in handbags and clothing from a chic Manhattan boutique after breaking through two walls to gain access to the store, police said.

A hostess at a well-known New York City restaurant was attacked just for asking to see a group’s proof of COVID vaccination, a requirement to dine inside in the city.

A hostess at a well-known New York City restaurant was attacked just for asking to see a group’s proof of COVID vaccination, a requirement to dine inside in the city. Romney Smith reports.

In the second quarter, midtown Manhattan vacancies reached 19% of total space, according to Cushman & Wakefield data.

NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.

A hostess at a well-known New York City restaurant was attacked just for asking to see a group’s proof of COVID vaccination, a requirement to dine inside in the city.

The NYPD and U.S. Marshals arrested a man suspected of shooting a pregnant woman in Harlem after a baby shower over the weekend, killing her, three law enforcement sources with direct knowledge of the case told News 4 Thursday. The suspect, Justin Soriano, surrendered when authorities knocked on a Bronx apartment door near Gun Hill Road, the sources said. The…

A subway rider was slashed across his head following a dispute onboard a train near a midtown station Wednesday evening, police said.

NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.

A 31-year-old pregnant mother-to-be was coming home from her baby shower when her ex-boyfriend allegedly killed her. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.

After a one-year pandemic switch to a largely virtual affair, the full Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will return in 2021, with spectators and high-flying balloons, the company and New York City officials said Wednesday.

A tornado warning was issued for the Bronx and Manhattan until 9:30 p.m. Storm Team 4’s Dave Price and Matt Brickman report.

Nearly half of Manhattan office employers have delayed their employees’ return-to-work schedules because of the delta variant of COVID-19, and less than half of their employees will be back to work this month, according to a widely watched survey. The Partnership for New York City surveyed employers between Aug. 9 and Aug. 20 on their plans for Manhattan’s roughly 1…

With tourists, traffic and life returning to the crossroads of the world, New York City is once again trying to rein in those sometimes out-of-control costumed characters — and lawmakers want to make it very clear: Buy something here, walk over there.