Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lights Up Amid Security Concerns
The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting ceremony celebrates a storied holiday tradition while security measures are heightened after a fatal shooting earlier in the day.
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The annual lighting of Rockefeller Center’s Christmas tree took place amidst heightened security following a morning shooting nearby. The 74-foot Norway spruce adorned with 50,000 lights will be on display through mid-January. After the ceremony, which featured performances by various stars, the tree will be donated to Habitat for Humanity post-holidays. Security measures included a significant police presence, ensuring safety for attendees despite the day's tragic events.
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