FAO Schwarz opens new store in famous NYC location

NEW YORK (AP) — Three years after it closed its beloved toy store on Fifth Avenue, FAO Schwarz has returned to New York.A new FAO opened Friday in Manhattan's Rockefeller Center, about 10 blocks from its former home near Central Park.For more than 150 years, FAO Schwarz was known in New York City for its classy and sometimes extravagantly expensive toys.

Mother of slain teen in 'Justice for Junior' case yells at accused murderer in court

The mother of slain New York City teen Lesandro "Junior" Guzman-Feliz yelled at one of her son's accused killers as 10 of the 14 suspects appeared in court Thursday.

Bodies of two women – taped together at feet and waist – found in New York City

The bodies of two dead women who had been taped together were found washed onto rocks near the Hudson River in Manhattan Monday afternoon, police said.

Family to sue Applebee’s after baby burned by steaming water

A family plans to sue Applebee’s after they say their 17-month-old baby was severely burned by steaming water at a location in the New York City borough of Queens.

Cat minutes from being thrown into garbage truck rescued by good Samaritan

Some animal rescuers call it one of the worst cases of animal neglect they’ve seen, but thanks to a good Samaritan, the story has a happy ending.

'Tooth' 4-year-old brought home from day care was crack cocaine

Sabrina Straker said she was horrified when her daughter, Serenity, showed her the capsules and explained she'd put one of them in her mouth.

Twin beams of light commemorate 9/11 victims

Two powerful light beams have lit up the lower Manhattan skyline as part of the annual Tribute in Light installation commemorating those who lost their lives on 9/11.

Artist creates immigrant version of classic 'Game of Life’

One New York City artist has put a new spin on a classic board game. Isabell Garbani, of Brooklyn, created an immigration version of the Game of Life in the hopes of shedding a little light on the immigration experience.

'Religious' burglar blesses himself before throwing brick through store window

Thou shalt not steal. It's one of the 10 commandments a "religious" thief ignored as he broke into a Brooklyn clothing store Thursday evening by throwing a brick through the glass.

Bill seeks to ban smoking while walking on New York City sidewalks

Smokers looking for a nicotine fix may be barred from lighting up while walking down New York City sidewalks under a newly proposed bill.

2 killed, 3 critically injured in NYC helicopter crash

A helicopter crashed into New York City's East River Sunday night and flipped upside down in the water, killing two of the six people aboard and leaving three others in critical condition, officials said.

New York City fire kills 12, including 4 children

At least twelve people were killed and more were seriously injured Thursday night in a fire at an apartment building on a frigid night in the Bronx, according to a spokesman for New York City's mayor.

Security 'Stronger than ever' for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade after recent terror attack

Security for the Thanksgiving Day Parade will be "stronger than ever" this year, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio promised Monday in the wake of the recent truck terror attack in Manhattan.