Iconic 'Sex and the City' brownstone in West Village to get gate to curb fan frenzy
The owner of the iconic West Village brownstone that served as the fictional home of Carrie Bradshaw says overzealous tourists and influencers have forced them to request permission to build a gate across the front of the stoop.
Bicyclist struck by car in West Village, hospitalized: NYPD
A bicyclist was struck by a car in the West Village on Wednesday, police said.
NYPD captures snake on West Village streets
A snake was found slithering in the streets on the West Village on Sunday.
D'yan Forest, 89-year-old known as world's oldest female comedian, sucker-punched in Manhattan attack: NYPD
The NYPD is hunting for a suspect after D'yan Forest, an 89-year-old woman known for being the oldest female comedian in the world, was randomly punched in the face in Manhattan on July 10.
Burgers with that unleaded fuel? A gas station enters the burger game in the West Village
The definition of "fueling up" at this NYC Mobil gas station in the West Village has been elevated with the recent opening of Smacking Burger – the brainchild of Tommy Hondros.
NYC's Village Halloween Parade marks 50 years
Thousands braved the chilly temperatures in the costumes to celebrate the 50th annual Village Halloween parade. Fox 5 NY's Ashlie Rodriguez has more on one of New York City’s most popular -- and spooky -- events.
NYC crime: 2 injured in West Village slashing, suspect now in custody
A suspect who was not wearing a shirt slashed a 24-year-old man on the arm near Hudson and Christopher Streets in the West Village.
MTA worker attacked with hammer
A subway worker was attacked in a Manhattan subway station early on Tuesday morning.
Pickleball ban at West Village playground pits parents, players against each other
Parents are clashing with pickleball players at one West Village park where the breakout game has been banned.
Suspect arrested after woman raped while out for morning run in NYC
A woman was raped in a Manhattan park while she was out for a morning run.
Close West Side Highway lane to create bike path, official says
A proposal by Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine would close one lane of vehicular traffic on the West Side Highway to permanently create a two-way protected bike lane that would stretch from 57th Street down to Chambers Street.
Fancy Feast opens restaurant for humans with cat-inspired dishes
Cat lovers and owners will have a chance to try feline-inspired meals at a new pop-up restaurant in New York.
Homeless man accused of stabbing other homeless men while they were sleeping
Police charged a 40-year-old homeless man with stabbing three other homeless men while they were sleeping. One victim died. The police commissioner said the suspect should never have been on the streets.
Man stabbed to death in NYC park
A man who was sleeping was stabbed to death early Tuesday in a Manhattan park. The NYPD says it happened around 4:40 a.m. at Hudson River Park in the West Village.
2022 NYC Pride parade and events
New York City Pride celebrations are back in 2022 with full-fledged in-person events, including the NYC Pride March a.k.a. NYC Pride parade, as well as festivals, parties, and more. Here is a guide to the weekend.
New photos of suspect wanted for choking, sexually assaulting Pier 40 jogger
Police have released new surveillance photos of a suspect wanted for choking and sexually assaulting a 39-year-old jogger in Manhattan last month.
Woman running in Manhattan choked, sexually assaulted
A woman running on a path in Hudson River Park in Manhattan was attacked and sexually assaulted.
FBI raids Russian oligarch's homes in NYC and DC
Federal agents have been carrying out "law enforcement activity" at a Washington mansion and New York City townhouse tied to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, who is a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
NYC artisan keeps alive traditions of 15th-century theater mask-making
The masks of the commedia dell'arte are still being shaped and fitted today on the corner of 14th Street and 7th Avenue in Manhattan by an artisan named Stanley Allen Sherman.
New York's gay bars are still vital, especially post-COVID, owners say | Pride and Pandemic
The gay bar of the past was much different than the one we think of today where every inch is covered in rainbow flags. So many have played and continue to play a vital role in the city.