-
Thousands protest Trump immigration policies in New York City
Across the country, people rallied against President Donald Trump and his second term agenda. In Manhattan, thousands gathered in Bryant Park to protest his policies. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
-
Bodega panic buttons? Union pushes for greater safety measures at NYC stores
Worries about the safety of bodega workers across New York City has prompted a call to install panic buttons inside the stores, the move coming after two deadly incidents at two delis in the Bronx and Manhattan.
-
Bodega safety concerns prompts push for ‘life-saving' panic buttons
A new push for panic buttons to be installed inside bodegas in New York City comes after two deadly incidents at two delis in the Bronx and Manhattan. NBC New York’s Rana Novini reports.
-
Shoppers share tariff concerns at New York Auto Show
The annual New York International Auto Show debuts at a time of uncertainty with tariffs targeting foreign-made cars and car parts. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield went to the Javits Center to hear from attendees.
-
NYPD finds missing 7-year-old boy
A seven-year-old boy who went missing from Queens Monday morning has been found in Manhattan, according to the law enforcement sources. The boy was last seen Friday at 11:47 a.m. leaving Dera at 7209 Broadway in Queens, police said. He was last wearing a white/blue sweater, black pants and red/white Nike sneakers (as seen in the righthand photo above)....
-
Date set for Luigi Mangione arraignment on death penalty-eligible charges in CEO killing
Luigi Mangione was indicted Thursday on a federal murder charge in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a necessary step for prosecutors to seek the death penalty.
-
New York offers free air conditioners for the summer. Here's how to apply
New York State opened applications for free air conditioning on April 15.
-
NYC won't issue fines for some who fail to abide by composting rules — yet
For those who have been trashing New York City’s recent composting law, you’ve been given a brief window to get on board — or else the fines will start to roll in. New York City’s waste reduction efforts commenced earlier in April, as the city’s sanitation department said it would begin enforcing a law-mandated composting program with fines. Since...
-
Harvey Weinstein moved out of Rikers to Bellevue Hospital for rest of rape retrial
Harvey Weinstein won a legal victory in his rape and sexual assault retrial in Manhattan, as his pleas to get out of the “hell hole” he calls Rikers Island were granted by the judge. The former Hollywood power broker will be transferred from the infamous New York City lockup to Bellevue Hospital, a judge ruled Thursday. Weinstein will be allowed…
-
Luigi Mangione indicted on death penalty-eligible charges in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing
Luigi Mangione, the man accused of gunning down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel in December, was indicted in a New York court on four charges including a count eligible for the death penalty.
-
DMV to process REAL IDs at New York International Auto Show
The New York DMV will be at the New York International Auto Show, which kicks off Friday, to process REAL IDs — ahead of the deadline next month. The DMV will bring its mobile office to the show, which will take place from April 18 to 27 at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in Manhattan. The DMV mobile location will…
-
New York Mets and New York or Nowhere join forces for exclusive collection
Fans demanded it and now it is finally here! The New York Mets and New York or Nowhere (NYON) have joined forces for an exclusive collection. The exclusive collection, which consists of 52 curated pieces, including apparel and hats, is also in partnership with New Era and MLB. The collection features the “New York or Nowhere” font that has become…
-
ICE arrests 200-plus undocumented immigrants in targeted NYC sting
More than 200 people, convicted sex predators and drug lords among them, were rounded up in the New York City area over a six-day period earlier this month as part of President Donald Trump’s illegal immigration crackdown, federal authorities say. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and law enforcement partners engaged in a targeted enforcement operation focusing on “egregious” criminal...
-
ICE: 200+ undocumented immigrants arrested in NYC
Gaby Acevedo reports on the latest ICE arrests in the New York City area.
-
NY Auto Show to open amid fears tariffs could impact cost of imported cars and parts
America’s oldest auto show is celebrating 125 years this weekend. But it’s a celebration marred by the looming threat of tariffs that could change the face of the auto industry. Take a look at the vehicles on display at the New York International Auto Show, and which ones are already seeing price increases. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero...
-
New York International Auto Show 2025 revs up Javits Center this weekend
The New York International Auto Show is set to rev up this weekend at the Javits Center starting Friday. North America’s largest-attended auto show is also celebrating its 125th year. The first car show kicked off in 1900, when there was just enough interest in the emerging automotive world for the New York Automobile Club to sponsor the country’s...
-
Michelle Trachtenberg's cause of death announced by NYC medical examiner
Michelle Trachtenberg, known for roles in “Buffy,” “Harriet the Spy” and “Gossip Girl,” was found dead in a New York City apartment at the age of 39 in February, the NYPD said. The NYC Office of Chief Medical Examiner has now announced a cause of death for the actress.
-
Ex-NYC councilman indicted on child porn charges after arrest at Miami airport
A former New York City councilman who once did time in federal prison in a bribery scheme has been indicted on child pornography charges in Miami.
-
Jury selection begins of re-trial of Harvey Weinstein sex assault case
Harvey Weinstein was back in court for the retrial of his sexual assault case that propelled the #MeToo movement into the spotlight and led to his 2020 conviction, which was ultimately overturned. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield reports.
-
New York City Council sues Mayor Eric Adams over ICE presence on Rikers Island
The New York City Council filed the lawsuit against Adams as part of an effort to stop Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from coming to Rikers Island. NBC New York’s John Chandler reports.