Fire officials said crews would begin working to stabilize the building after no additional movement was detected in two columns that had buckled.

As of Wednesday morning, the only streets closed off around 235 E. 42nd St. is E. 42nd St and E. 43rd St. between Second and Third Avenues, city Department of Buildings Commissioner Ahmed Tigani said ...

Officials are "confident" in a plan to stabilize the building.

Among the offices evacuated on Tuesday in New York City due to a partial building collapse are multiple media outlets, including NewsNation. The post NewsNation Studio Among NYC Buildings Evacuated ...

A Midtown Manhattan high-rise building was evacuated Tuesday after authorities said it was at risk of collapsing. Approximately 150 fire and EMS personnel are on the scene.

New York city officials said emergency measures were working and no movement had been seen in a high-rise that was at risk of a partial collapse.

MetroLoft founder Nathan Berman calls the Manhattan high-rise structural damage a "freak accident" limited to a 20-by-20-foot section of the building.

The FDNY was called to 235 E. 42nd St. near Second Ave. just before 8 a.m. when bricks began falling from the 38-story building.

Construction crews at 235 E. 42nd St. have been accused of “blowing material off the roof with a leaf blower” as well as unsafe demolition practices.

Authorities evacuated a Manhattan office building after construction workers observed multiple floors collapsing and bricks falling from the facade.