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Chappell Roan drops out of All Things Go citing ‘overwhelming' few weeks
Chappell Roan is taking a couple of days off. The skyrocketing artist was set to perform back-to-back shows in New York City and Washington, D.C. this weekend as part of the All Things Go festival. In a surprise announcement Friday, the “HOT TO GO!” singer announced she would be missing the festival in a move to prioritize her health....
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US attorney outlines charges against Eric Adams
“Mayor Adams engaged in a long-running conspiracy in which he solicited and knowingly accepted illegal campaign contributions from foreign donors and corporations,” U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Damian Williams said Thursday.
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Read the Eric Adams indictment
Eric Adams has been indicted on federal charges out of the Southern District of New York, making him the first sitting mayor of New York City to face criminal prosecution. Adams has denied any wrongdoing on his part and any knowledge of wrongdoing regarding a series of probes surrounding his administration. He says the charges are based on lies and…
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What happens if New York City Mayor Eric Adams resigns?
There may or may not be a special election if the mayor resigns. It all depends on the timing.
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams expected to face federal charges: Sources
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is expected to face federal charges by prosecutors out of the Southern District of New York, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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5 things to know about Jumaane Williams
Jumaane Williams is the Public Advocate of the City of New York. Here’s what you need to know.
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What we know about the investigations surrounding NYC Mayor Eric Adams
Adams, a former police captain, has not been accused of wrongdoing and adamantly denies any knowledge of criminal activity.
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Jay Varma, health adviser behind NYC COVID policy, partied during pandemic
The former senior public health adviser under Mayor Bill de Blasio was secretly recorded on camera admitting to participating in sex and dance parties while instructing New Yorkers to practice social distancing at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Disney trips meant for homeless students went to NYC school employees' kids: report
Officials say six employees of New York City’s public school system took their children or grandchildren on trips to Disney World, New Orleans and other locations using tickets that were meant for homeless students.
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NASA updates meteor over NYC track saying it originated over the city then moved west over NJ
The path of the meteor that passed over New York City Tuesday morning has been updated by NASA. The space agency now says the meteor originated over New York City and moved west into New Jersey. It also upgraded the speed of the meteor to 38,000 miles per hour. The American Meteor Society received a number of reports of people…
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What is New York City Mayor Eric Adams' “trash revolution”?
In a press conference on Monday, Mayor Eric Adams unveiled New York City’s new official trash bin and announced that by November 12, 70% of the city’s 14 billion pounds of annual trash would be in containers.
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3 dead after truck driver plows into NYC park striking 10 celebrating July 4
At least two people died at the height of July 4 celebrations after a driver suspected of operating his truck under the influence of alcohol plowed into a park on the Lower East Side and struck nine people, police and city officials said.
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This blingy new hip-hop exhibit is ‘Ice Cold'
NBC’s Lauren Scala chats with curator Vikki Tobak at the new exhibition “Ice Cold” at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The exhibit was a challenge well worth the show.
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Actor Wendell Pierce says he was denied New York apartment because of his race
The Tony Award-winner said a white apartment owner turned down his application, despite having a high income and plenty of assets.
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NYPD officer charged in road rage shooting in South Jersey
A New York City Police officer is accused of shooting another driver during an apparent road rage incident in Voorhees Township, New Jersey, last month.
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Driver arrested after trying to mow down people outside Jewish school in New York City, police say
Surveillance video obtained by News 4 appears to show the man driving across lawns in direct pursuit of people.
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Round-trip helicopter flights between Atlantic City and NYC begin
Atlantic City’s tallest casino is now offering scheduled, nonstop air service from New York City to Ocean’s year-old rooftop helipad. The round-trip helicopter flights began Memorial Day weekend and will continue through Labor Day weekend. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg has the details.
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Holocaust museum will host free field trips for eighth graders in New York City public schools
A Holocaust museum in New York City will offer free educational field trips to eighth grade public school students in a program aimed at combating antisemitism.
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams proposes immigrants as solution to lifeguard shortage because they are ‘excellent swimmers'
“The only obstacle is that we won’t give them the right to work to become a lifeguard?” Adams said.
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Skittles is giving away a 1-year stay in an NYC micro-apartment that usually rents for $3,500/month: Take a look inside
The giveaway is a promotional stunt for the brand’s new Skittles Littles candy.