A Bridge of Dreams and Aspirations Opened 140 Years Ago Today
The Brooklyn Bridge still stands alone as an attraction and as a symbol of New [+]
M.T.A. Proposes Raising Bus and Subway Fares to $2.90 by Summer’s End
The proposed increase would be the first in the base fare since 2015 and would [+]
New York City Asks for Relief From Its Right-to-Shelter Mandate
City officials say that the arrival of 65,000 asylum seekers has presented the city “with [+]
Man Is Charged With Shoving Woman’s Head Against Moving Subway Train
The apparently random attack was an unsettling example of the kind of crime that has [+]
Resident Doctors Go on Strike at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, NYC
The strike, the first by doctors in New York City since 1990, shows how the [+]
He Freed an Innocent Man From Prison. It Ruined His Life.
Jay Salpeter cracked a high-profile case to help exonerate Martin Tankleff. It was a blessing [+]
Mayor Adams Opposes Bills That Could Make It Easier to Leave Shelters
The bills, expected to be passed this week by the City Council, would end a [+]
Trump to Make Virtual Appearance in Manhattan Criminal Case
Former President Donald J. Trump appeared to react angrily at a virtual appearance when the [+]
Thousands of NYC Hotel Rooms Are Open, Despite Migrant Arrivals
The mayor has said the influx of migrants staying in hotel rooms could affect tourism, [+]
How America’s Playwrights Saved the Tony Awards
The screenwriters’ strike threatened next month’s broadcast, a key marketing moment for the fragile theater [+]