Latest News from Central Park, NYC

Central Park's Ranger Corps addressed over 30,000 conditions in its first year, significantly improving park safety and visitor experience. This local initiative matters to residents.

A 24-year-old woman suffered a slashing attack in Central Park, prompting an NYPD investigation and renewed focus on park safety measures for all visitors.

Thousands gathered in Central Park for AIDS Walk New York 2026, raising vital funds for HIV/AIDS services. Learn about the event's impact on local communities.

Police released surveillance video of a suspect in a Central Park rape, where a woman's teeth were broken. Authorities seek public assistance to identify him.

Thousands of Knicks fans converged on Central Park for a playoff watch party, creating an electric atmosphere for the highly anticipated game on Wednesday night.

Veteran journalist Bill Ritter received a Lifetime Achievement Award while emceeing the YAI Central Park Challenge, a key event for disability services in NYC.

Central Park's Ranger Corps tackled 30,000 conditions in its inaugural year, significantly enhancing park safety and maintenance for all visitors and wildlife.

A horse carriage overturned in Central Park, injuring the driver and renewing debate over their safety. The horse was unharmed; NYPD investigates the incident.

The 2026 United Airlines NYC Half Marathon set a new record with 30,229 finishers in Central Park, marking a significant milestone for city running. Demand for future races is high.