NJ Transit Trains At Penn Station Heavily Delayed

Wire problems between Seacaucus and Penn Station have slowed trains in and out of Midtown to a crawl.

Lottery Opens For 46 Affordable Units In Hell's Kitchen

The units — studios, one bedrooms and two bedrooms — are located on the former site of a diner on 11th Avenue and West 43rd Street.

New York Times Publisher To Retire, Successor Named

Arthur O. Sulzberger, Jr. will retire at the end of 2017 and pass on the role of publisher to his 37-year-old son A. G. Sulzberger.

Lost In Penn Station: There's An App For That

Amtrak has launched an app that can direct Penn Station commuters to the nearest gate, exit or even ATM.

Subway Tunnel Linking Midtown, Queens To Shut Down For One Week

Between Christmas and New Year's Even the tunnel connecting Midtown and Queens on the E and M lines will be shut down for repairs.

SantaCon Isn't Canceled, Despite What Fliers Say

A group of Grinches have plastered "SantaCon Cancelled" fliers around Manhattan. There's also an anti-SantaCon demonstration planned.

FAO Schwarz Plans Return To Midtown, Report Says

The iconic New York City toy store was forced to close in 2015. Now it's coming back with a new location in Rockefeller Center.

SantaCon 2017 To Take Over Midtown, E. Village: Organizers

Here's what you need to know about SantaCon 2017, whether you're trying to attend or avoid it.

MTA, NJ Transit Ban Booze For SantaCon 2017

Santas taking the Long Island Rail Road and Metro North Railroad into the city could be fined or arrested for boozing on the train.

Dance Party Breaks Out In Times Square Subway: VIDEO

Subway riders broke it down in the Times Square subway station when Cardi B's "Bodak Yellow" started playing on a loudspeaker.

Move Madison Square Garden For Penn Station Fixes, Group Proposes

The Regional Plan Association thinks New York City shouldn't renew Madison Square Garden's 10-year permit in 2023.

SantaCon 2017 Route Will Start In Midtown, Sources Say

The James A. Farley Post Office is being considered as the first stop on this year's SantaCon street fest.

She's 70, Her Kids Are 13: How This Mom Keeps Up With Teen Twins

At 57, Aleta St. James was the oldest mother of twins in U.S. history. Patch checks in with the septuagenarian mother of teenagers.

Santa's At Macy's, But This Year You Need An Appointment To Visit

For the first time ever, you need a reservation to visit Santa at Macy's.

Drunk Guy Fieri Fans To Invade New York City This Weekend

Guy Fieri "enthusiasts" — many in costume — will galavant between Midtown Manhattan bars during a pub-crawl known as FieriCon.

Upscale Midtown Hotel To Become Homeless Shelter, City Says

The four-star Hotel Chandler on East 31st Street will become a 170-bed homeless shelter.

New York Public Library Unveils $317M Facelift For Main Branch

The famed Steven A. Schwarzman Building will be renovated.

DNAinfo, Gothamist Union Negotiates Deal For Fired Employees

DNAinfo and Gothamist employees were laid off when billionaire owner Joe Ricketts shut the news sites down.

Waldorf Astoria About To Be Turned Into Apartments

Many of the historic Park Avenue hotel's rooms will be converted into 350 condominium units.

Fans Line Up To Eat Breakfast At Tiffany's

A crowd of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" fans stretched around the block Friday to dine at the iconic jewelry company's new cafe.

New York City’s 9th Annual Blessing of the Animals

Christ Church Offers Individual, Multidenominational Blessings to Hundreds of Household Pets and Farm Animals

MTA To Shut Down Manhattan, Queens N/Q/R/W Stations For Repairs

There will be no N, Q, R, W service between Manhattan and Queens, and train lines will re re-routed between Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Rockefeller Center Selects Christmas Tree

A Norway spruce tree from Pennsylvania will be put on display in Rockefeller Center for this year's holiday season.

NYC Subway Delays: N, W, R Trains Snarled By Signal Problems

Train service between Manhattan and Queens on the N, W and R lines was delayed because of signal problems in Manhattan.

Woman Plotted With Cousin To Murder Boyfriend In Hell's Kitchen, Prosecutors Say

Pamela Buchbinder bought her cousin a sledgehammer, zip ties and industrial-strength cleaner to murder her estranged boyfriend with.

Winter Village Returns To Bryant Park Oct. 28

One of New York City's best holiday attractions will return to the city before Halloween.

NYC Bartender Austin Rogers Loses In 13th 'Jeopardy!' Appearance

Hell's Kitchen bartender Austin Rogers won a total of $411,000 during his 13-night run on the game show "Jeopardy!"

Greenacre Park Named Endangered Public Space

The Midtown Manhattan pocket park is threatened by a new rezoning that could drown the space in shadows.

Want Luxury Seats For Every Madison Square Garden Show? It'll Cost You $400K

It's how the 1 percent sees shows.

Rockefeller Center Ice Rink Opens For Winter

The ice rink at Rockefeller Center held its annual grand reopening ceremony Wednesday.

Lottery For 45 Cheap Apartments In New Midtown Building Opens

Dozens of apartment units at a new Midtown development are being offered at below market-rate rents.

Amtrak Put Off Vital Track Fixes For Months As It Focused On Other Projects, Report Says

Amtrak prioritized projects such as a new train hall at Moynihan Station over track repairs at Penn Station, the New York Times reported.

NYC Columbus Day Parade 2017 Guide: Parade Route, Traffic Closures, Controversy

The Columbus Day Parade is this Monday, Oct. 9. Here's what you need to know about attending the event.

NYC Bartender Austin Rogers Dominates 'Jeopardy!', Charms Fans

Charismatic New York City Bartender Austin Rogers has earned more than $250,000 on Jeopardy during his winning streak.

Fired Ellen's Stardust Diner Servers Will Return To Spotlight

The Theater District eatery reached a settlement with 31 fired employees, allowing 13 to immediately return.

NYC Pulaski Day Parade 2017: Parade Route, Traffic Closures, How To Get There

Here's everything you need to know about New York City's Pulaski Day Parade.

Pedestrian-Friendly 'Shared Streets' Coming To Midtown East

Pedestrian safety improvements will be made in Midtown East as part of the recently-passed neighborhood rezoning.

UN Traffic Closures: General Assembly Brings Gridlock To Midtown NYC

Don't try driving in Midtown Manhattan this week. The NYPD has closed down multiple streets for the United Nations General Assembly.

ESPN To Broadcast 'College GameDay' From Times Square

ESPN's "College GameDay" is coming to New York City for the first time in the show's 25-year run.

NYC Subway Delays: 'Debris On Tracks' Ruins 1, 2, 3, 4 And 5 Service, MTA Says

The MTA made service changes to the 1,2, 3, 4 and 5 trains Thursday morning, shutting down service on most of the west side of Manhattan.