It's a welcome sight for city and animal lovers. Dolphins swam through the Bronx River this week, the Parks Department tweeted on Wednesday. 

Women and whiskey: a growing pairing

Plenty of people took up a new hobby or learned a new skill during the COVID-19 pandemic. Then there’s the Hochman family, who formed the Quarantined Quartet, and garnered a half-million Instagram followers, released an EP, and composed original songs.

Plenty of people took up a new hobby or learned a new skill during the COVID-19 pandemic. Then there’s the Hochman family, who formed the Quarantined Quartet, and garnered a half-million Instagram followers, released an EP, and composed original songs.

A diverse group of people attended Saturday’s service at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, which aimed to acknowledge the slavery and apologize in a unique way.

The killing of a 27-year-old man early Friday morning outside an apartment came after a dispute over loud music, authorities said.

James Stanley, an architectural designer, teaches folks how to refresh their homes for spring with furniture pieces they already have.

"Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Jen Aydin dishes about the 13th season of the franchise. Aydin, who has been a cast member for five seasons, breaks down all the friendships and feuds.

Matt Friend, the man of many voices, stopped by New York Living on Monday to share some of his favorite impressions and the doors opened by his knack for mimicry.

In his book, The Secret Files: Bill De Blasio, The NYPD, and The Broken Promises of Police Reform Hayes takes readers inside decades of police corruption and controversial laws under former Mayor Bill de Blasio.

A crook robbed a man at gunpoint aboard a Long Island Rail Road train, police said Monday in an appeal for help cracking the unsolved January case.

The New York City Council will hold a hearing Monday on nearly a dozen bills that supporters say will make the NYPD more transparent to the public.

The high pressure that brought beautiful weather to the New York and New Jersey area will move offshore Monday as low pressure will move into the region from the west. Folks can expect mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon with rain developing. The high temperature will be 57 in the city, and in the mid- to upper 50s over the suburbs.