A 55-year-old man was found unresponsive on the platform.
What led up to the shooting is not known at this time.
The NYPD released surveillance images of the four individuals wanted on Friday.
It's not known at this time how the animal managed to get on the cargo ship.
Nine restaurants have closed in New York City this week.
New analysis finds unpaid toll invoices more than doubled since 2022, prompting calls for liens, plate crackdowns and stricter laws.
Report urges civilian responders for many emergencies as police officials dispute how researchers classified calls.
City crews begin a dawn-to-dusk push to repair thousands of potholes across all five boroughs as freezing and thawing leave streets scarred.
The department will deploy high-visibility patrols to Jewish religious and cultural institutions across the city.
Report highlights long-term fiscal pressures as officials debate tax increases and spending plans.
Anastos was a news anchor at three different television networks in New York City during his career.
Manhattan's 24-month decline in rental inventory is the longest consecutive streak recorded by StreetEasy.
TIME magazine's World’s Greatest Places List released on Thursday features two notable locations in Manhattan.
More than 550 Guests in Celebration of CPC’s 61 Years of Service to Immigrant and Low-Income New Yorkers
Ruling orders owner of a rent-stabilized building to fix major violations within a month and pay daily penalties.
Students connected with 100+ employers—including EY, KPMG, FUJIFILM, and Northwell Health
Attorney general says hospital’s decision to halt care for transgender teens may violate New York anti-discrimination law.
More than 60 organizations urge Gov. Kathy Hochul and lawmakers to expand a loan forgiveness program to retain public interest lawyers.
If the transfer is approved, Steve, Laurie and Jonathan Tisch would "no longer own any interest" in the Giants.
The credit outlook doesn't change the city's actual rating but comes after the first day of City Council budget hearings.
Act Black examines how posters documented, promoted and shaped Black performance traditions from the late nineteenth century.
According to police, the remains found on March 5 were determined to have belonged to a 34-year-old woman.
Poster House, the first museum in the United States dedicated to the global history of posters, will present four new exhibitions.
100 Black Men of Eastern New York, Inc., in partners with the NYC Department of Health for
The woman was crossing the street when she was struck by the dump truck.
A report from 1,029 unpaid caregivers, including 510 women, finds women account for 61 percent of all unpaid caregivers.
Attorneys, doctors and young professionals drive demand in NYC real estate.
Measure aligns housing code with zoning reforms that expanded legal basement apartments across the city.
JumpSmart Grant provides $2,500 per business to be used specifically for integrating and utilizing professional same-day delivery service
The woman, believed to be in her 30s, was pronounced dead at the scene.
New pilot program will require faster cleanup at public infrastructure after winter storms left many bus shelters buried in snow.
New Yorkers will now be able to rent historic civic buildings for weddings, parties and other private events through a revamped program.
City officials say new seats across all five boroughs will expand access to early education for families starting this fall.
Prosecutors said dozens of women accused the brothers of rape after encounters that began at nightclubs, parties and luxury vacations.
Supporters say higher pay is needed to meet rising living costs, while business groups warn the proposal could strain small employers.
New film blends slapstick mayhem with surprising emotional insight
Forecast projects stronger tax revenue than City Hall estimates as officials search for ways to close a multibillion-dollar deficit.
The NYPD released surveillance images of the suspect over the weekend.
Come celebrate the end of winter and bloomin’ bushes of all types with Molly and her merry band of misfits.
The bill would create "entertainment zones" where New Yorkers and tourists can enjoy a drink outside.