Twenty-three grand jurors will reconvene Wednesday in Lower Manhattan, expected to vote on whether former President Donald Trump should be indicted.

Former President Donald Trump made a campaign stop at the JP Morgan Chase Headquarters in Midtown on Thursday ahead of his hush money trial.

The pooches will be coming out to play in Times Square next week.

Getting travel refunds and avoiding extra fees could be easier for fliers soon, thanks to two new federal rules

Two beaches in New York City are among the best in the United States, according to Travel + Leisure

Mayor Eric Adams joined PIX11 Morning News on Thursday to discuss the ongoing pro-Palestinian protests at college campuses in New York City and across the U.S.

Law enforcement officials in New York City on Wednesday called on YouTube to change its algorithm to prevent videos on how to build ghost guns from being seen by children.

High pressure will move in from the west bringing Canadian air back into the region.

A large encampment at Columbia University is allowed to remain for now amid talks between school administrators and pro-Palestinian protesters.

A reluctant Donald Trump will be back in a New York City courtroom Thursday as his hush money trial resumes at the same time that the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in Washington over whether he should be immune from prosecution for actions he took during his time as president.

Brooklyn Nets player Cam Johnson and Ticketmaster teamed up for a surprise that left 20 young Brooklynites beaming with excitement as they announced a basketball camp scholarship to help the athletes live out their hoop dreams.

Eleven-year-old Angel Bryant is a rising star on the basketball court. She has been dribbling, shooting, and dreaming of the game since she was old enough to hold a basketball. She fell in love with the sport after being inspired by her uncle, former Nets player Pearl Washington. She hopes to carry on the family legacy, with dreams of one day playing in the WNBA.

New York City depends on truck deliveries, and that adds to congestion and pollution.

To combat it, the city Department of Transportation announced it will allocate $6 million to businesses that sign up for evening and overnight deliveries.

From small Mom and Pop shops to high-end Midtown jewelers, business owners in New York City said TikTok translates to free advertising for them.