ESPN To Open Broadcast Studios In Manhattan

ESPN will open new waterfront studios in Lower Manhattan, the company announced on Tuesday.

The MTA Is Testing Smartphone Tickets: Report

The MTA is testing out a replacement for the standard Metro Card that puts your ticket on your phone.

Firm Behind 'Fearless Girl' Statue Underpays Female Execs, Feds Say

The financial services firm behind the "Fearless Girl" statue discriminated against female executives, according to a federal review.

9/11 Light Tribute Confuses Migrating Birds, Study Says

A new study looks at the impact of light pollution on migrating birds by examining the impact of the 9/11 tribute lights.

Jersey City Ferry Route Opens

The ferry says it can get you from Jersey City to Downtown Manhattan in just six minutes.

Blue Bottle Coffee Opens In Westfield World Trade Center

A new Blue Bottle is open in the Westfield World Trade Center.

New Street Mural Honors South African Artist In Tribeca

A new street mural in Tribeca honors the iconic South African artist Esther Mahlangu.

Koenig's 'Sphere' That Survived 9/11 Returns To World Trade Center Home After 16 Years

A sculpture that miraculously survived the 9/11 terrorist attacks has returned home to Liberty Park.

Watch 9/11 Ceremony: Still Heartbroken After 16 Years, NYC Remembers

Monday marks 16 years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

Seaport Museum Gets $4.5M To Restore 110-Year-Old Ship

The South Street Seaport Museum is getting $4.5 million from city officials to restore a 110-year-old ship.

Tom Colicchio Restaurant Stripped Of Name After Racist Link Discovered

NYC restaurateur Tom Colicchio changed the name of one of his restaurants.

Koenig's 'Sphere' Moved To Liberty Park

The sculpture, which miraculously survived the 9/11 terrorist attacks, has moved to Liberty Park.

ICYMI: Nazi Collaborator's Name To Be Erased From Broadway Sidewalk

Phillipe Pétain​, a Nazi collaborator during World War II, will have his name removed from a granite strip on a Broadway sidewalk

NYC's Cheetos Restaurant Is Booked Solid

A pop-up restaurant in TriBeCa that literally only serves Cheetos is already sold out.

Fyre Festival Founder Seeks A Plea Deal: Report

The young entrepreneur behind the disastrous Fyre Festival is reportedly looking into a plea deal.

Say Goodbye To This Ellis Island Mural By Street Artist JR

The photo mural installed in TriBeCa last year is slowly disappearing.

Falling Door Breaks 90-Year-Old's Wrist At Manhattan Assisted Living Home, Lawyer Says

The woman says the bathroom door fell on top of her, fracturing her wrist and spraining her ankle.

Jennifer Blumin, TriBeCa Fashion Exec Who Disappeared In Bermuda Triangle, To Get Park Memorial

Friends of Jennifer Blumin, who disappeared in May with her sons and boyfriend, are raising money to create a memorial park bench.

NY Pols Propose Protections For Undocumented 9/11 Volunteers

A new bill would give permanent legal resident status to undocumented migrants who helped during the 9/11 clean up.

NYC Parking Garage Company Must Return $1.2M To Customers

Icon parking garages improperly charged their customers, the city said.

July 4 Fireworks: Brooklyn Viewing Parties Ruined After Macy's Scraps Barge

Macy's is axing its barge near the Brooklyn Bridge but will have five located on the East River between 23rd and 41st streets.

South Ferry Subway Station Opens In The Midst Of MTA Meltdown

The station had been closed since Superstorm Sandy.

9/11 Tribute Museum Moves To Bigger Space

The new and expanded 9/11 Tribute Museum opened in a bigger space on Greenwich Street on Tuesday.

Vox Media Building Swarmed By Bees

The entrance to a building in downtown Manhattan was swarmed by a group of bees on Tuesday.

Fraunces Tavern, FiDi Bar Bombed By Puerto Rican Nationalists, Closes Amid Rat And Roach Infestation

The historic Fraunces Tavern failed a health inspection on Monday, racking up a string of violations from the city's health department.

Brooklyn Woman Mocks Alleged Subway Masturbator In Guerrilla Campaign

A local writer and NYC subway perv victim puts a humiliating spin on the NYPD's classic "wanted" ads.

Ground Zero To Add Memorial For 9/11 Responders

A new memorial dedicated to rescue and recovery workers will be added to the 9/11 Memorial in lower Manhattan.

Peeing Pug Statue Installed At Foot Of Wall Street's 'Fearless Girl' — Then Quickly Removed

A local artist briefly installed a statue of a dog lifting its leg on the Fearless Girl.

Architects Behind Manhattan Building Settle Civil Rights Lawsuit

Prosecutors have settled a civil rights lawsuit against the architects of a Battery Park City apartment building.

Watch Live: Baby Falcons Have Hatched In The Financial District

Two baby falcons have hatched at their urban nest on a high-rise at 55 Water St.

$24M Lotto Ticket From Tribeca Bodega Claimed

The soon-to-be millionaire found the ticket two days before it was set to expire.

NYC Subway System Is The Most Inaccessible In U.S., Lawsuit Says

Two new lawsuits accuse the MTA of violating local and federal laws.

NYT Readers Fund A Vacation For FiDi Food Vendor

New York Times readers launch a crowd-funding campaign to help a food vendor profiled by the paper take a trip with his family.

'Charging Bull' Sculptor Demands 'Fearless Girl' Statue Be Moved

The sculptor of Wall Street's famous Charging Bull is asking that the newly-installed "Fearless Girl" statue be moved.

Watch Live: Peregrine Falcon Family On Water Street Is Growing As New Eggs Laid

The family of peregrine falcons on 55 Water Street is growing: Four eggs have been spotted in the nest.

Couples Will Race Around Downtown Manhattan This Weekend To Win An Engagement Ring

At the Oculus at Westfield World Trade Center on Saturday, couples will compete to win a free engagement ring.

Fearless Girl Statue To Stay Through February 2018

The temporary Fearless Girl statue in lower Manhattan will remain in place through February 2018, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced.

Upgrades Coming To Both Sides Of The Brooklyn Bridge

Both entrances to the Brooklyn Bridge are getting upgrades to make the bridge safer for pedestrians and cyclists to enter and cross.

Falling Ice In Downtown Manhattan Closes Multiple Streets

Ice falling from the roof of 104 Broad Street in lower Manhattan has caused several roads to close to car and pedestrian traffic.

Lower Manhattan Might Get A Protected Bike Lane Near The Brooklyn Bridge

A small protected bike lane might be coming to lower Manhattan to make it easier for cyclists leaving the Brooklyn Bridge.