Goodbye Mostly Mozart, Hello Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center
The renamed ensemble will present a mix of new and old in its first season [+]
They Predict New York Weather, but They’re Not in New York
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Grand Jury to Hear Evidence in Times Square Assault on Police Officers
Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney, faced criticism after his office did not seek bail [+]
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When Migrant Families Were Evicted, Neighbors Invited Them Home
A group of Brooklyn parents, using WhatsApp and GoFundMe, helped three migrant families evicted from [+]
Matisyahu Salomon, Rabbi Who Warned of the Internet’s Dangers, Dies at 86
As a supervisor of America’s largest yeshiva, he wielded influence across the world of ultra-Orthodox [+]
NYPD Stops Act: What to Know About the Law Requiring More Data
A new law requires greater transparency by the police about their interactions with the public. [+]
‘Boysober’ Is Celibacy With a Rebrand
The comedian Hope Woodard is spreading the word about her yearlong break from sex and [+]
With House Seat at Stake, Republicans Court Jewish Voters Rattled by War
To fill George Santos’s seat, Republicans nominated Mazi Pilip, an Israeli military veteran, in the [+]
How Talia Scott, a Law School Student at N.Y.U., Spends Her Sundays
Talia Scott also attends New York University’s business school, in between working out and helping [+]