Emotional Marta talks about her battle to play soccer

Fans lineup to buy merchandise featuring the late rapper and eat food at a pop-up cafe derived from his 20-year-old notes on an anticipated restaurant.

Spike Lee welcomes the 2018 Grammy Awards to New York City.

Spurs players reveal their green fingers in public park

Shalane Flanagan becomes the first American woman to win the New York City Marathon in 40 years, while Kenyan Geoffrey Kamworor holds off compatriot Wilson Kipsang to take the men's title.

A fire in a New York apartment building killed at least 12 people with many more seriously injured, US officials said. The fire broke out in a five-story story building in the Bronx.

Officials say a helicopter carrying six people crashed in New York City's East River, killing all five passengers while the pilot freed himself with few injuries.

FIFA's 2026 World Cup Bid Evaluation group visits potential match sites near New York City.

Mary Keitany secured her fourth NYC marathon title on Sunday while Ethiopia's Lelisa Desisa was victorious in the men's race

Michael Loeb, chief executive officer of Loeb.nyc, and Matt Harris, managing director at Bain Capital, discuss the venture capital investment environment in New York City and Amazon.com Inc.'s decision to pull out of the city with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."

New Yorkers enjoy a dip in the sea at Coney Island as the city reopens its beaches to swimmers. Once at the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, New York City is gradually reopening, despite a surge of new virus cases in other US states.

Fahim Saleh, the entrepreneur who founded Gokada, has been murdered in his luxury New York City apartment. Police detectives in New York disclosed that Saleh's body was found decapitated and dismembered with an electric saw.

The New York City police has reinforced its presence in neighbourhoods with important Asian-American communities after 8 people, including 6 Asian women, were killed in Atlanta, Georgia. The suspect denies any racial motive. "People feel unsafe, they're worried," says Justin Yu, a community leader in New York's Chinatown. According to Yu, police presence makes "people feel they are protected". Anti-Asian discrimination appears to have risen in the United States over the past year amid the coronavirus crisis.