| New York silver center | 22 |
| New York Shakespeare Festival founder Joseph | 44 |
| New York Shakespeare Festival founder | 37 |
| New York senator Chuck | 22 |
| New York senator between Javits and Schumer | 43 |
| New York senator | 16 |
| New York school whose team is aptly named the Setters | 53 |
| New York school whose team is aptly named the Gaels | 51 |
| New York school of art | 22 |
| New York school named for an island | 35 |
| New York salt lake | 18 |
| New York rock icon who died in 2013 | 35 |
| New York river, to locals | 25 |
| New York river to Lake Ontario | 30 |
| New York river popular with kayakers | 36 |
| New York river or its county | 28 |
| New York river | 14 |
| New York restaurateur Vincent | 29 |
| New York restaurateur | 21 |
| New York restauranteur | 22 |
| New York resort | 15 |
| New York real estate magnate Hirschfeld | 39 |
| New York Rangers center Scott | 29 |
| New York Rangers captain of the '70s, for short | 51 |
| New York punker Smith | 21 |
| New York Public Library pair | 28 |
| New York Public Library figure | 30 |
| New York Public Library cofounder John Jacob | 44 |
| New York Public Library co-founder John Jacob | 45 |
| New York Public Library benefactor | 34 |
| New York proto-hip-hop group that wrote "Moody" | 57 |
| New York pro | 12 |
| New York prison town | 20 |
| New York Post's gossip spot | 31 |
| New York port on Lake Ontario | 29 |
| New York port | 13 |
| New York politico Andrew | 24 |
| New York political surname | 26 |
| New York player | 15 |
| New York Philharmonic music director | 36 |
| New York Philharmonic conductor, 1978-91 | 40 |
| New York pastime | 16 |
| New York pasta | 14 |
| New York paper that ran the first crossword (1913) | 50 |
| New York paper that published the first crossword | 49 |
| New York paper | 14 |
| New York or Wisconsin, in D.C. | 30 |
| New York or Washington | 22 |
| New York or Pearl | 17 |
| New York or New Orleans | 23 |
| New York or New Jersey, but not New England | 43 |
| New York or New Jersey in D.C. | 30 |
| New York or Michigan city | 25 |
| New York or Los Angeles | 23 |
| New York or London locale | 25 |
| New York or London district | 27 |
| New York or Hong Kong | 21 |
| New York or Boston, e.g. | 24 |
| New York opera house, familiarly | 32 |
| New York opera house | 20 |
| New York notch | 14 |
| New York nosh | 13 |
| New York nine | 13 |
| New York nightclub, familiarly | 30 |
| New York nickname | 17 |
| New York NHLer | 14 |
| New York NFL team, familiarly | 29 |
| New York neighbourhood | 22 |
| New York neighborhood | 21 |
| New York neighbor | 17 |
| New York natives | 16 |
| New York native | 15 |
| New York NASCAR race track, to fans | 35 |
| New York name | 13 |
| New York N.H.L.'ers | 23 |
| New York muckraker Jacob | 24 |
| New York mountains | 18 |
| New York Mets' home | 23 |
| New York Mets G.M. Minaya | 25 |
| New York Met tenor Alfredo | 26 |
| New York merchant Horace | 24 |
| New York mayor: 1784-89 | 23 |
| New York mayor turned judge | 27 |
| New York mayor nicknamed "The Little Flower" | 54 |
| New York mayor incorporates witticism; it sends opponents to the floor (2, 5) | 77 |
| New York mayor before Koch | 26 |
| New York mayor before Bloomberg | 31 |
| New York lockup | 15 |
| New York location of the first WoolworthÂ’s store | 52 |
| New York Life competitor | 24 |
| New York library sponsor John Jacob | 35 |
| New York Liberty's org. | 27 |
| New York Liberty guard Thorn | 28 |
| New York liberal arts school | 28 |
| New York landmark, with "the" | 39 |
| New York lake that flows into the Allegheny | 43 |
| New York lake or city | 21 |
| New York lake near Syracuse | 27 |
| New York lake | 13 |
| New York Knicks great Patrick | 29 |