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A Brooklyn community's experiment to deal with a longstanding crime hotspot in a busy commercial corridor took a new approach last month: They pulled back on policing.

More than 70,000 New York City residents have had their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, but Mayor Bill de Blasio said testing must increase and aims to inoculate 1 million in January.

The two new openings are the first new entrances since the park was built in the 1940s. There will be a ribbon cutting ceremony in coming weeks.

The mansion at 87 MacDonough Street was listed on Zillow as a "gem in need of TLC" for $9.75M. It has since been removed.

A Jewish Brooklyn man faces hate crime charges for allegedly scrawling messages on four synagogues, and burglarizing one of them, during an hour-long crime spree.

Free soup joumou will be on offer at more than eight different places in NYC this Haitian Independence Day

There were 110,443 babies born in the city in 2019, with most newborns coming from Manhattan

Each day, our editors collect the most interesting, striking or delightful facts to appear in articles throughout the paper. Here are 74 from the past year that were the most revealing. January 1.

There won't be the usual crowds or hugging strangers. And we might be rocking sweats and socks. But, together, we will kiss 2020 goodbye!

From security guard to social worker to Santa: Jovanka Cruz said she wanted to bring hope to seniors who have had a hard year