Manhattan

Police say 63-year-old Elise Hill was found with head trauma and cuts to her body.

Video shows the victim standing with his back turned when a man comes up and throws an unknown substance on him, leaving him with severe burns.

The random attack happened Monday night outside of a Cravin Crispy restaurant in the city. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.

Police said the suspect was wearing a black top hat, sweatshirt, dark pants, and dark gloves.

No charges have been filed and no one was in custody, police said.

News 4’s Axel Turcios reports

News 4’s Axel Turcios reports

Police say the 63-year-old victim was found in the bustling NYC park with head trauma.

Manhole mystery continues as three more men are seen climbing out of sewer in Bensonhurst Brooklyn. Erica Byfield with the latest.

Police were still searching for at least one other person who was seen on surveillance video coming out of the same manhole.

Protesters gathered on the streets of Manhattan ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address. Police took a number of the demonstrators into custody including actress Susan Sarandon, as well as a congressional candidate and several City Councilmembers. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.

Around 100 people were arrested during the large protest to Netanyahu’s appearance at the UN General Assembly, according to an advocacy group.

A man was left a bloody mess after prosecutors said he was kidnapped outside a strip club near Madison Square Garden, then beaten for his Rolex, his iPhone and his money. The suspects also allegedly looked to access the victim’s bank account. One of the attackers is still on the loose, according to prosecutors. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst...

An NYPD canine detected something inside an unattended black suitcase near the Chrysler Building and just two avenues from UN Headquarters, where scores of world leaders were attending the General Assembly.

Daria Serkov was riding on a Citi Bike with a friend when the two teens were struck by a garbage truck.

A memorial is growing in the East Village for a 15-year-old girl who was struck and killed while riding on a bicycle.

Officers said the girls were riding on a bike together

News 4’s Melissa Colorado reports from the East Village

As nearly 200 member states prepare to attend the 81st United Nations General Assembly, running Sept. 22 through Sept. 28, the city announced its security plan for the global gathering on the East Side. Andrew Siff has more details. 

Representatives from nearly 200 countries will come to NYC for the annual global gathering at UN headquarters in Manhattan, impacting traffic and transit.