The Midtown skyscraper's spire was lit up in red with a siren-like effect that many New Yorkers found unnerving.
Senator Brad Hoylman is collecting a list of volunteers who are willing to go to grocery stores and pick up much-needed supplies.
Doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers will be able to stay in the five-star Midtown Manhattan hotel.
The online tutoring options include instructional videos, educational exercises and one-on-one chat sessions offered daily.
Library officials remain hopeful library branch closures aren't a "long-term situation," but have extended the hiatus indefinately.
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Every New York Public Library branch will be closed from March 14 to at least March 31 in an effort to contain the spread of coronavirus.
More than one million people attend the week-long auto show each year. The event was pushed back to late August.
New York City's St. Patrick's Day Parade will be postponed out of fears that it may contribute to the spread of coronavirus.
About 25,000 runners were expected to participate in the NYC Half in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
The United Nations' Midtown complex will be short-staffed and closed to the public. All guided tours have been canceled.
Video of the horse collapsing repeatedly drew strong reactions from politicians and animal rights groups.
A WeWork member who works from a Midtown coworking space is being self-quarantined after potential exposure to the virus.
The famed director and New York Knicks super fan was stopped by security for using an employee entrance.
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The carriage horse was filmed repeatedly collapsing inside Central Park.
The public restrooms feature Italian tile, opera music and rotating toilet seat covers.
"I never knew any gangsters in the Garment Center," says Wayne Diamond. "They were all good guys."
Advocates supporting legislation to ban techniques used during rodeo competitions want MSG to cancel its June event.
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The NYPD tow lot on Pier 76 will be transferred to Hudson River Park.
Whether you're going to Times Square or watching from home, here's what you need to know about this New Year's Eve celebration.
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The two-year transformation will begin in 2020 and bring new trees, play equipment and gathering spaces to the Hell's Kitchen pier.
The massive, waterfront tow pound in Hell's Kitchen may be replaced by parkland and private development.
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The president is planning to attend UFC 244 at Madison Square Garden and stay overnight at Trump Tower.
The nine-room space is dedicated to quiet research for authors, scholars and students as part of the library's $317M master plan.
The museum was closed for nearly five months while undergoing a $450 million renovation and expansion.
The new facility is brighter and can store more items, MTA officials said.
The Columbus Day Parade is Monday, Oct. 14. Here's what you need to know about attending or watching the event.
Manuscripts, photos and personal items of "The Catcher in the Rye" author will go on display at the library's main branch Oct. 18.
The "Strut your Mutt" event drew 2,000 participants and raised nearly $600,000 in Hudson River Park last year.
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The Times Square Alliance estimates that 24 people are touched without consent by a costumed entertainer each hour.
New Yorkers will bear their chest for gender equality and body positivity in Midtown Manhattan on Sunday, Aug. 25.
Pranksters criticizing Manhattan's luxury development boom put fake "work in progress" posters at building sites across the borough.
Patience and Fortitude, the lion statues that guard the entrance to the public library's main branch, need to be cleaned and repairs.
Planters bolted into the sidewalk on Broadway between West 31st and 32nd Street have displaced vendors and put others at risk of fines.