Secret Details in Menendez Court Filings Are Made Public
Senator Robert Menendez’s lawyers say federal prosecutors have left out mitigating information in order to [+]
Construction Worker Killed in Brooklyn Building Collapse
Officials said the floor caved in at a house in Brooklyn whose owner had been [+]
Judge in Trump Federal Election Case Scraps Trial’s Start Date
Judge Tanya Chutkan removed the planned March 4 start for the trial from her calendar, [+]
Albert K. Butzel, Lawyer and Protector of the Hudson, Dies at 85
He led grass-roots lawsuits that defeated plans for Westway on Manhattan’s waterfront and a Storm [+]
NYPD Removes Robot from Times Square Subway
The New York Police Department’s Knightscope K5 debuted in Times Square amid fanfare from Mayor [+]
The Ballad of Flaco, the Outlaw Who Learned to Fly
The Times’s longtime literary critic says that like all great outlaw-heroes, the escaped Eurasian eagle-owl [+]
In Race for Menendez’s Senate Seat, N.J. Governor’s Wife Lags Behind
The first lady of New Jersey has significant institutional support. But a poll shows her [+]
Flaco Is Free, but the State of the City for Birds Is Mixed
Many New Yorkers have become interested in birding since the pandemic. Still, the city remains [+]
When Weight Watchers Ended In-Person Meetings, They Held Their Own
A group of Brooklyn women, unhappy with virtual gatherings and missing the support that WeightWatchers [+]
She Took a Picture of the Man Who Attacked Her. It Didn’t Matter.
In an age of widespread surveillance, why was a police lineup, a method known to [+]