Movie theaters in New York City will be allowed to reopen early next month, Gov. Cuomo announced Monday. Starting March 5, multiplexes and theaters across the five boroughs can open

A teen graffiti vandal shot by NYPD cops after he opened fire on them was charged with attempted murder Monday, authorities said. Messiah Nantwi, 18, allegedly fired three shots after cops

United Airlines announced Sunday evening that it was temporarily grounding Boeing 777 planes with the same engines as the one that experienced failure during a Saturday flight. Shortly after flight

One siege of the U.S. Capitol, two impeachments and hundreds of scandals after Donald Trump was elected president, about half of Republicans say they’d ditch the GOP for a party

An unlicensed Queens bar packed with hundreds of COVID-flouting revelers locked its doors to stop a sheriff’s office raid — and prevented partygoers from leaving in the process, authorities said.

New York City’s next mayor will inherit a host of complex problems when he or she steps into office Jan. 1 — the pandemic, cratering revenue and reforming policing, to

A baseball bat-wielding Brooklyn man was behind bars Friday after beating a local artist unconscious as bystanders watched in horror, authorities said. Suspect Ashanti Robinson, arrested in the Wednesday attack

Vulgar banners opposing the Joe Biden presidency have been spotted above a pair of homes in the Plymouth Conn., village of Terryville, which has some neighbors upset their community is

New York City restaurants can increase indoor dining capacity to 35% beginning next week, Gov. Cuomo said Friday. Just two weeks after eateries were allowed to welcome customers back inside,

Cristian Pavon got to play in the snow for the first time Monday — about two years after moving from Honduras to join his mother in Texas. “That’s why he