City workers and volunteers will fan out across New York City's five boroughs on Tuesday night and into the wee hours of Wednesday morning for the annual count of homeless individuals living on the streets and subways.

A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked Turkey and neighboring Syria, killing thousands of people and injuring thousands of others.

The U.S. Navy is taking protective measures during recovery operations of the downed spy balloon.

AMC announced “Sightline,” a new three-tiered pricing system in which moviegoers will pay a certain price for their tickets depending on where they sit.

The Regal Union Square movie theater is set to close.

Turkey was devastated by a powerful earthquake that struck in the early morning hours. Rescuers are still digging through rubble searching for survivors. The death toll has now surpassed 3,400.

Two teenagers were injured in a shooting in Brooklyn Monday afternoon, police said.

PIX11’s Eileen Lehpamer got a first-hand look at the never-ending job of a “rat killer” by spending the day with one who is doing his job a little differently.

New York City leaders enlisted the help of a group of fifth graders from a nearby elementary school to beautify an eyesore construction site that's sat uncompleted for several years.

Police took a suspect into custody on Monday in the Saturday shooting of an off-duty NYPD officer, sources said. 

Kwajo Tweneboa, a young housing activist from the United Kingdom, is currently visiting New York City. For nearly two years, the 24-year-old has been using TikTok, Twitter and Instagram to fight for public housing tenants in London.

A nursing home on Long Island declared an 82-year-old resident dead, and then she was found to be breathing hours later at the funeral home she’d been transported to, according to police.

The Brooklyn Nets officially agreed to trade Kyrie Irving to the Dallas Mavericks. PIX11's Marc Malusis shared his thoughts on Irving's departure.