City moving homeless people from UWS hotel
The city’s plan to temporarily house homeless men in hotels on the Upper West Side has backfired, after people who live in the neighborhood threatened to sue the city over the policy.
While some flee, one lifelong New Yorker returns | New York Today, Tomorrow & Beyond
While thousands of people are leaving, some people are still returning to New York City. FOX 5 NY takes a look at one woman's story of falling back in love with the city that never sleeps.
NYPD chief chaplain mugged; suspect in custody
The chief chaplain of the NYPD was reportedly assaulted by a man who attempted to steal his wallet early Tuesday morning.
Guardian Angels back on patrol in New York City
New York City's Guardian Angels are seeing a resurgence this summer as violence is on the rise on the city's streets.
Guardian Angels on patrol in NYC again
Membership in the Guardian Angels is on the rise as the unarmed, civilian patrol group is back on the streets of New York City.
Power restored, mass transit resumes after outage in Manhattan, Queens
Dozens of blocks in Manhattan were cast into darkness after a power outage early Friday morning. The lights went out at about 5:15 a.m. on the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, and Harlem.
Woman stabbed inside Upper West Side subway station
The NYPD wants to find the man who stabbed a woman inside an Upper West Side subway station.
American Museum of Natural History outlines reopening plans
Visitors to the American Museum of Natural History would need to make advance online reservations for specific times under a plan for a September reopening pending city and state approval.
Anti-police protest outside NYPD commissioner's home
Protesters gathered outside of NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea’s apartment as part of a 24-hour demonstration against police.
Police release video of wild shooting on Upper West Side
The NYPD has released video of a deadly shooting earlier this month on the Upper West Side.
Gun violence soars in New York City; dozens of shootings in recent days
Gun violence continued to soar in New York City with a rash of shootings, including several fatal, since the weekend.
New Yorkers step up to help struggling artist
Soon after the pandemic started Ralph Serrano accepted defeat. A professional mural artist, now earning hardly any income because his projects were put on hold. He could no longer pay his rent on the Upper West Side So, he moved out last month, leaving many of his paintings behind.
Statue of Theodore Roosevelt to be removed from outside museum
The American Museum of Natural History will remove a prominent statue of Theodore Roosevelt from its entrance after years of objections that it symbolizes colonial expansion and racial discrimination, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Sunday.
Mayor says food delivery worker should not have been detained
Mayor Bill de Blasio is criticizing the response of the NYPD to a food delivery worker attempting to make a delivery on the Upper West Side past the curfew Thursday.
Metropolitan Opera furloughs nearly 20% of staff
The Met, which suspended its season after its March 11 performance, could run a deficit of up to $60 million on its $308 million budget.
NYC hospital worker dies from coronavirus
An assistant nursing manager in Manhattan died Tuesday, reportedly from coronavirus.
NYC hospitals pushed to the brink in coronavirus fight
Hospitals in New York City are being pushed to the brink in the fight to save lives from coronavirus.
Kids make meals and care kits for homeless New Yorkers
The city's homeless community is especially at risk of catching and spreading the coronavirus because they often don't have places to wash their hands and may live in close quarters.
Iconic deli Fine and Schapiro appears to have closed for good
Fine and Schapiro has been located at the same storefront on the Upper West Side since 1927.
Met Opera institutes 14-day quarantine for some due to virus
The Metropolitan Opera has instituted quarantines for artists and employees traveling to New York from areas affected by the new coronavirus.