The celebration is a quintessential New York moment for which the city ... day of New York’s 400th anniversary year. New Yorkers did not begin celebrating New Year’s Eve in Times Square ...

NEW YORK --New York City ... in Times Square. The New Year's Eve weather forecast calls for heavy rain, and it could be the wettest celebration in recent years. By New Year's Day, skies will ...

NEW YORK -- As New York City prepares for the 2025 New Year's Eve ball drop in Times Square, it's time to test your knowledge about the holiday tradition. Here's a closer look at how it all comes ...

New York City Mayor Eric ... at Trump Tower and in Times Square.” Fifteen people were killed on New Year’s Day after a man plowed his car into a crowd on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, and ...

New York authorities assured tourists and residents planning to crowd into Time Square on Tuesday ... umbrellas allowed Staggered street closures began at 4 a.m. Tuesday and will eventually close off ...

There are no specific, credible threats against the event A million people are expected to crowd into Times Square Police are deploying officers, horses, dogs, boats and drones The New York Police ...

Later we will move closer [to Times Square ... and has lived in New York City for the past 30 years, was hawking hats, glasses and noisemakers on the corner of 48th Street and Sixth Avenue.

That year, the New York Times ... with an all-day street festival and extravagant fireworks display. The party was a smashing success, cementing Times Square’s status as the place to ring in the new ...

New York authorities assured tourists and residents planning to crowd into Time Square ... street closures began at 4 a.m. Tuesday and will eventually close off a large section of the city ...

Although rain is forecast tonight for Times Square, where New York City’s globally celebrated ... 47th Streets in Times Square. Visitors can view them up close and capture memorable photos ...

The very crowds, noise and garish lights that draw tourists to Times Square are often anathema to New Yorkers themselves.