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Community members came together Wednesday night as police still search for the person responsible for punching a 72-year old man in the West Village.

It took four years for one Queens native to turn his passion for making craft beer into a bubbling success.

Broadway theaters dimmed their lights Wednesday evening to honor Robin Williams.

Broadway theaters dimmed their lights Wednesday evening to honor Robin Williams.

Students at six middle schools can expect their teachers to ring the doorbell sometime this summer as part of an experiment the Department of Education is conducting with home visits to see if they can boost parents' involvement and students' performance.

Nelson Mandela called his journey against apartheid the long walk to freedom, and it's also been a long journey for a South African journalist who died in New York in the 1960s and is buried in Westchester.

As time winds down for an Upper East Side bar that once hosted famous faces like Joe DiMaggio, the owners of the Subway Inn are appealing to elected officials help them save their business. NY1's

Borough President Eric Adams presided over the first "Heroes of the Month" ceremony.

SUNY is the first school system in the country to support a bi-partisan senate bill that would force colleges to better address sexual assault on their campuses.

Does your child's backpack make the grade? There are certain things to look for when it comes to backpacks to help your kids head back to school without back pain.

A new film tries to update the 1983 classic "The Bill Chill," as old college friends reunite, sparks fly and old wounds are opened. It's called "About Alex."

Nine members of the New York City Fire Department have caught the infectious skin disease known as MRSA.

Patrik Henry Bass is an author, an award winning journalist from Essence magazine, and a NY1 contributor, who recently decided to move into the children's book arena because of the shortage of diverse images in children's literature. He spoke with NY1's Shelley Goldberg about his book, "The Zero Degree Zombie Zone."

Police are looking for a man they say assaulted a police officer in Manhattan last weekend.

A bicyclist has died after being struck by an ambulette in Queens Wednesday.

There are a number of ways to chip away at that enormous college bill, but there are some tax credits and deductions that can be a big help.

Coming soon to a hotel near you: choose your room, check in and even open your door using just your mobile phone.

Nine people were treated for exposure to high levels of carbon monoxide Wednesday at Building 77 of the Brooklyn Terminal Market.

NY1's weekly segment "Your Weekend Starts Now" shows entertaining picks for great things to do this weekend all around the city.

A plan to replace Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn with affordable housing is at risk after a potential developer reportedly backed out.