What new mothers - and their co-workers - need to know about a woman's right to breastfeed while in the office.

The largest Latinx cultural organization in the U.S. can be found right in New York City -- Ballet Hispanico.

One way to chill out after a good spook is to visit the Museum of Ice Cream in Manhattan.

The beloved annual Tompkins Square Halloween dog parade has been canceled this year, according to event organizers

Two students from the New York City area worked on a project that changed the lives of a rural community in the Dominican Republic. They participated in the global youth leadership program called Global Kids.

Farhana Hoque and Engher Cabral, who participated in the program, along with Global Kids assistant director of college and career readiness Andre Augustine talk about the experience.

Seeing the foliage, apple and pumpkin picking are probably some of the best ways to celebrate the autumn season.

Ross Levi, the executive director for tourism at Empire State Development, has the details on the best spots to go in the state for fall events.

The NYPD recently busted an illegal ghost gun operation at a child care facility in East Harlem, sounding the alarm for parents thinking of dropping off their young children at home-based day cares.

NYPD Inspector Courtney Nilan discusses the recent bust along with how police are handling ghost guns that are on the streets.

A new fall attraction at the Bronx Zoo will be making its debut Thursday night.

The jackpot is the ninth-largest ever and would need to surpass $1 billion to climb any higher in the record books

High pressure will remain to the north of the area as a storm system will move in from the south to end the workweek. We can expect sunshine early followed by increasing clouds with showers developing late in the evening. The high will be 64 in the city and low to mid 60s in the suburbs.

It was a somber day at St. Kilian Parish in Farmingdale on Long Island on Wednesday.

An 18-year-old was arraigned Wednesday night for allegedly making ghost guns in the same apartment as a day care in East Harlem.

Tensions boiled over during a community meeting about the future of the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses. In June, NYCHA announced a $1.5 billion plan to demolish and rebuild the complex with private developers, but tenants fear they’ll be left homeless.