Times Square
Coverage of Times Square in the Nexus archive.
- 2 men stabbed during fight with stranger blocks from Times Square: cops, sources
Two men in their late 20s and 30s were stabbed in the back during a fight with a stranger near Times Square in Hell's Kitchen. The younger victim was attacked multiple times around 1:45 a.m. on Eighth Avenue near West 46th Street, according to authorities.
- Two men injured in Hell’s Kitchen stabbing, pair of suspects on the loose
Two men were stabbed in the back in Hell’s Kitchen early Thursday morning, with two suspects fleeing the scene after a verbal dispute. Both victims were hospitalized in stable condition, marking the second stabbing in the Midtown North Precinct in two days.
- Bronx man arrested after three people stabbed in Times Square: police
A Bronx man was arrested after three people were stabbed on the edge of Times Square late Tuesday. The incident occurred in a public area, according to police reports.
- Brooklyn man slapped with federal charges for setting bus ablaze during Knicks celebrations in Times Square
A Brooklyn man was charged with setting a bus on fire during Knicks championship celebrations in Times Square. Jonathan Strahs, 30, was arrested following a joint investigation by NYPD, ATF, and FDNY Fire Marshals, who used surveillance footage to identify him as the suspect responsible for the June 15 incident.
- NYC man faces arson charge for allegedly setting Times Square school bus fire after Knicks championship
A Brooklyn man faces a federal arson charge for allegedly setting a school bus on fire in Times Square following the New York Knicks' NBA championship victory. The incident is linked to the team's recent championship win.
- 'Dangerous' man arrested for setting school bus on fire in Times Square during chaotic Knicks finals celebration
A man was arrested for setting a school bus on fire in Times Square during a chaotic Knicks finals celebration. The incident occurred in Times Square during a celebration related to the Knicks' participation in the finals.
- Man in custody for setting bus on fire after Knicks clinch championship
A man is accused of setting a school bus on fire at Times Square following the New York Knicks' NBA championship win. Jonathan Strahs, 30, was taken into custody and faces arson charges.
- Taco Bell lettuce at centre of growing US diarrhoea outbreak
A Taco Bell lettuce is linked to a growing US diarrhoea outbreak. The article references a Taco Bell order at the first digital-only U.S. location in Times Square, New York City.
- West Side woes: Homelessness, drug use and other problems plague streets of Manhattan beyond encampments
Homelessness, drug use, and public disturbances are escalating on Manhattan's West Side, particularly near the Intrepid Museum and Times Square, with residents and workers reporting unsafe conditions. A homeless encampment on West 45th Street and areas near the Port Authority Bus Terminal feature individuals using drugs, public urination, and erratic behavior, prompting calls for intervention.
- Blistering heat descends on NYC again: ‘This is gonna be a problem’
A heat advisory has been issued for New York City's five boroughs and surrounding areas on Tuesday and Wednesday due to extreme heat. New Yorkers gathered on 42nd Street near Times Square to witness the Manhattanhenge solar event.
- Ulta is betting $400 million that an NYC megastore will help it compete with Sephora—and that flagships still work
Ulta Beauty is investing $400 million in a 27,000-square-foot flagship store in New York City's Times Square to compete with Sephora and test the retail flagship model. The store aims to showcase upscale house brands, enhance experiential retail, and serve as a testing ground for new products and marketing. Ulta, which expanded to Mexico and the Middle East, seeks to differentiate itself in a competitive beauty market dominated by Sephora.
- Thousands of ‘Pokémon Go’ Players Descend on Times Square to Defeat Mewtwo
Thousands of 'Pokémon Go' players gathered in Times Square to defeat Mewtwo during a surprise 10th-anniversary event. Niantic fulfilled a promise teased in the original 2016 launch trailer for its popular mobile game.
- How This Major Grocery Store Chain Became a Cult-Favorite
Aldi, a European grocery chain known for low prices and its 'Aisle of Shame' featuring limited-time products, has gained a loyal following. The company's US Chief Commercial Officer, Scott Patton, discussed its new Times Square location and a social media group with over 4 million followers on the Odd Lots podcast.
- Extreme heat bears down as America 250 celebrations ramp up. Trump heads to Mount Rushmore
America's 250th independence anniversary celebrations are underway amid extreme heat, with President Donald Trump set to speak at Mount Rushmore and Mayor Zohran Mamdani addressing the milestone in New York City. Events include fireworks and military flyovers, but heat warnings have led to cancellations and adjustments in parts of the Midwest and East Coast.
- Extreme heat bears down as America 250 celebrations ramp up. Trump heads to Mount Rushmore
America's 250th anniversary celebrations proceeded amid extreme heat, with President Donald Trump speaking at Mount Rushmore and a ball drop in New York City. Events included military flyovers, speeches by officials, and fireworks, though heat warnings led to cancellations in some areas. Safety concerns over high temperatures prompted adjustments to festivities.
- Extreme heat bears down as America 250 celebrations ramp up. Trump heads to Mount Rushmore
The U.S. celebrates the 250th anniversary of independence with events like fireworks at Mount Rushmore and a Times Square ball drop, but extreme heat has caused cancellations and adjustments to festivities. President Donald Trump will speak at Mount Rushmore and the National Mall, while officials warn of safety risks due to record temperatures.
- Extreme heat bears down as America 250 celebrations ramp up. Trump heads to Mount Rushmore
America 250 celebrations are underway across the U.S. amid extreme heat, with President Donald Trump delivering speeches at Mount Rushmore and the National Mall. Events include drone shows, fireworks, and a midnight ball drop in New York City, though high temperatures have led to event modifications and cancellations. Competing organizations Freedom 250 and America250 are hosting separate activities, reflecting political divisions.
- Extreme heat bears down as America 250 celebrations ramp up. Trump heads to Mount Rushmore
America's 250th anniversary celebrations are underway amid extreme heat, with President Donald Trump attending events at Mount Rushmore and the National Mall. Heat-related concerns have led to event adjustments, including canceled rehearsals and added safety measures, while political divisions are reflected in competing organizations like Freedom 250 and America250.
- Extreme heat bears down as America 250 celebrations ramp up. Trump heads to Mount Rushmore
The U.S. celebrates the 250th anniversary of independence with events like fireworks and a Times Square ball drop, but extreme heat has led to safety measures and event cancellations. President Donald Trump is set to speak at Mount Rushmore and the National Mall, while political divisions between Freedom 250 and America250 are evident in the commemorations.
- Extreme heat bears down as America 250 celebrations ramp up. Trump heads to Mount Rushmore
America's 250th anniversary celebrations are underway amid extreme heat affecting events nationwide. President Donald Trump will speak at Mount Rushmore and the National Mall, while New York City hosts a July Fourth ball drop. Heat warnings have led to event cancellations and safety measures, and political divisions are evident through rival organizations Freedom 250 and America250.
- Odd Lots: How Aldi Strategizes to Lower Grocery Costs (Podcast)
Aldi opened its first Midtown Manhattan grocery store near Times Square, requiring logistical adjustments like shorter trucks to navigate NYC streets. The company's US Chief Commercial Officer, Scott Patton, discussed the challenges of establishing this location.
- Mamdani roasted for telling New Yorkers to set their ACs to 78 degrees as blistering heat wave bakes Big Apple
Mamdani faced criticism for advising New Yorkers to set their air conditioners to 78 degrees during a heat wave. Critics argued this is hypocritical given Times Square's continuous energy-intensive lighting.
- The best — and most spacious — conference hotels in New York City
The article highlights the Marriott Marquis hotel in Times Square with a 100,000-square-foot conference space and a Brooklyn rooftop venue offering Manhattan skyline views as top conference hotels in New York City.
- Teen receives 66-month sentence for setting homeless man on fire on NYC subway
A high school senior was sentenced to 66 months in prison for setting a homeless man on fire on a New York City subway. The victim was critically injured but survived due to first responders' efforts.
- Arsonist who set sleeping subway rider on fire 5 ½ year federal prison sentence
An arsonist who set a sleeping subway rider on fire received a 5 ½ year federal prison sentence. Surveillance images showed the victim alone and burning in the subway car, still on fire when exiting at Times Square.
- High school senior gets over 5 years in prison for setting homeless man on fire on NYC subway
A 19-year-old high school senior was sentenced to 5.5 years in prison for setting a homeless man on fire on the NYC subway. Hiram Carrero admitted to igniting a piece of paper that critically injured the man, who survived due to quick emergency response. Prosecutors argued the attack was heinous and sought up to 8 years, while defense highlighted Carrero's troubled past.
- NYPD charges man after chaotic confrontation with officers over stolen car
An NYPD man was charged after a chaotic confrontation with officers involving a stolen Kia Sportage. The vehicle was tracked to Fordham Heights in Manhattan.
- From Times Square to Brooklyn, Mexico fans turned NYC into a party for El Tri match with South Korea
Mexican fans in New York City celebrated their team's 1-0 World Cup victory over South Korea with large gatherings in Times Square, the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, and Brooklyn Bridge Park. Fans wore El Tricolor jerseys, waved flags, and participated in music, chants, and line dances, creating a festive atmosphere that connected Mexican and South Korean supporters.
- Teen charged with attempted murder in Times Square gunfire that sent tourists running — as gang link is probed
A 17-year-old boy was charged with attempted murder, assault, and weapon-related offenses after gunfire erupted in Times Square near West 44th Street and Broadway. The incident, which occurred at 3:30 p.m., caused panic among tourists and is being investigated for potential gang involvement.
- Hundreds of shoppers line up in Times Square just to catch a glimpse of new Aldi supermarket
Hundreds of shoppers lined up in Times Square to catch a glimpse of the new Aldi supermarket. The article notes that these shoppers are 'bananas.'
- Tourists run for their lives as gunfire erupts in New York's Times Square as terrified parents drag children to safety
Tourists in New York's Times Square fled as gunfire erupted, with parents dragging children to safety.
- Tourists run for their lives as gunfire erupts in New York's Times Square as terrified parents drag children to safety
Tourists and parents with children fled gunfire in New York's Times Square. The incident caused panic as people sought safety.
- Teen in custody after large fight in Times Square leads to slashing, shots fired
A teen is in custody following a large fight in Times Square that involved slashing and gunfire. No one was struck during the incident.
- Times Square shots fired: Large fight leads to slashing, shooting; 17-year-old in police custody
A large fight in Times Square led to slashing and shooting, with a 17-year-old suspect now in police custody. No one was struck during the incident.
- Times Square shots fired: Large fight leads to slashing, shooting; 17-year-old in police custody
A shooting and large fight in Times Square led to slashing and a 17-year-old suspect being taken into police custody. No one was struck during the incident.
- Times Square shots fired: Large fight leads to slashing, shooting; 17-year-old in police custody
A fight in Times Square led to a slashing and shooting incident, resulting in a 17-year-old suspect being taken into police custody. No individuals were struck during the shooting.
- Times Square shots fired: Large fight leads to slashing, shooting; 17-year-old in police custody
A shooting and slashing incident occurred in Times Square following a large fight. A 17-year-old suspect is in police custody, and no one was struck by gunfire.
- Dramatic video shows gunshots ring out in Times Square, sending tourists running for their lives
Dramatic video captured gunshots in Times Square leading to a fight that erupted into gunfire, causing tourists to flee. Police reported several individuals involved in the altercation.
- 17-year-old in custody after large fight in Times Square leads to slashing, shots fired
A 17-year-old is in custody following a large fight in Times Square that resulted in slashing and shots fired. No one was injured in the incident.
- Times Square gunfire sends bystanders scrambling to safety
Gunfire in New York’s Times Square caused bystanders to flee, with police chasing a suspect. One person was hospitalized, and a webcam captured two individuals in black clothing firing handguns in a crowded intersection. A 17-year-old was previously shot in Times Square during Knicks championship celebrations.