Each year, thousands of people pack around the building to watch the Times Square ball slowly descend a pole marking the New Year—a beloved tradition that began on this day in 1907. Viewers ...

No matter where your celebrations for New Year's Eve are taking place, New York City's Times Square Ball is infamous and returning for its 115th year. Over 1 million people from around the world ...

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Times Square's biggest tourist draw is the annual New Year's Eve ball drop. Revelers crowd the area to see New York's famous Waterford crystal ball descend 77 feet from a pole on the One Times ...

Some 58,000 revelers are usually allowed into Times Square viewing areas for the iconic Dec. 31 ball drop, but de Blasio said the crowd will be capped at about 15,000 this year to allow for social ...

"We've got a lot to celebrate. It's going to be a big moment in Times Square on New Year's Eve," Mayor Bill de Blasio said. The advertisements in Times Square included a typo, misspelling the name ...

Arguably, today's most famous New Year's Eve ball drop is the 12-foot, 11,875-pound geodesic sphere that falls in New York City's Times Square, but there are dozens of rival celebrations coast to ...

NEW YORK — The idea of going to Times Square under ordinary circumstances is harrowing enough, but to go there for a boxing event Friday at Happy Hour is lunacy. The biggest question for Fatal ...

If you’re looking for a way to ring in the New Year without waiting in long lines or risking exposure to Covid-19, you can now attend a celebration from the comfort of your own home. You’ll ...