In the heart of Flatbush, a culinary revolution is taking place at Sweet Catch Brooklyn, owned by woman entrepreneur Kawana Jefferson.

The new city squad will represent a group of anti-rat activists who will "educate, engage, and take action on all things rat mitigation."

New York City's fine dining scene is witnessing a vibrant surge of Korean American culinary talents, like Chef Jiho Kim of Joomak Banjum.

It's been 31 years since the "Storm of the Century" swept through the Tri-State area as a deadly, multiday blizzard across the East Coast.

ABC 7 New York joined the community festivities as a proud sponsor of the 26th Chinatown Lunar New Year Parade and Festival.

For decades, Chinatown has been characterized by the big dreams of Asian immigrants representing different crafts and backstories.

Michael Tamsuriyamit reports on how one animal shelter system is combatting its overpopulation crisis and finding dogs their forever home.

Since 1977, Winnie the Witch has been casting her spell on the St. James community of Long Island.

SAG-AFTRA members speak on the New York picket line as the union's strike for a better contract in TV, theatrical and streaming continues.

As doctors learn more about breast cancer, new guidelines are encouraging people to start screening for the disease as early as 40.

The 11-day Italian celebration starts on Thursday Sept. 14 and runs through Sunday Sept. 24.

In the heart of Manhattan's Chinatown, one small business owner has long helped men of all ages look their best in their own bespoke suits.

Visitors in Brooklyn will get a well-deserved break through Friday, Sept. 1 by stepping inside a McDonald's themed straight out of 1982.

Kaleb Ramos was 7 years old when he first donated his hair to young cancer patients. Now he's doing it again, this time with his brother.

In this ABC7 New York investigation, Eyewitness News explores the rise of the politician whose path to Congress was paved with lies.

A single father is dreaming big after graduating with his master's degree in educational leadership, all while working three jobs.

WABC-TV is the proud media partner of the Juneteenth NY Celebration, which highlights the history and legacy of African Americans in the US.

A veteran FDNY firefighter took his final ride with his Brooklyn firehouse after more than 40 years on the job.

Former Colored School No. 4 served the African American community during the 19th century. Now it's up for landmark designation by the city.

Students at Kanyok Arts Initiative train in dance, singing and acting, the trio of skills needed to become "triple threat" performers.