Midtown

Four women were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation after an electrical fire broke out at the historic residence.

Kids took online quizzes and played games with FDNY mascot Hot Dog at a ceremony unveiling a new fire safety website.

Ninety-eight percent of Manhattan's public spaces, including several parks, are unhealthily loud, a new study found.

Police briefly locked down parts of Eighth Avenue and West 43rd Street to investigate a suspicious vehicle.

Many brownstone bed-and-breakfasts don't feel threatened by Aloft Harlem, a chain hotel slated to open in November.

John Stolarz, 69, was accused of sticking up a Midtown Chase bank just one day after being released from prison.

Cipriani restaurant has endured a series of setbacks, including a felony conviction and an even a swarm of bees.

Chan Park, 62, was crossing Eighth Avenue about 2 a.m. Tuesday morning when he was struck and killed, police said.

The "C" train was named the city's worst subway line for the second straight year by the Straphangers Campaign.

The MTA has put up screens on shuttle trains that will show major league baseball playoff highlights.

The city began monitoring an additional 500 Midtown surveillance cameras Monday, bringing the total to 1,159.

A new bill by City Councilman Dan Garodnik would require pedicab drivers to adhere to driving and parking rules.

The bagel box flipped at the intersection of East 42nd Street and First Avenue, leaving gallons of coffee in the crosswalk.

The 71-year-old man who was hit is recovering from surgery after being struck by the cab early Sunday.

Around 20,000 dancers are converging for a six-day International Salsa Congress at the Hilton Hotel.