What We Know About the Second Trump and E. Jean Carroll Trial
A jury already found that the former president sexually assaulted E. Jean Carroll, a former [+]
Joseph Esposito, Longtime N.Y.P.D. Chief, Is Dead at 73
For more than 12 years, he oversaw the city’s response to some of its most [+]
With Adams Vulnerable, Scott Stringer Explores Run for Mayor
Mr. Stringer, whose 2021 mayoral bid was derailed by a sexual misconduct allegation, is getting [+]
To Fix Our Parks, Maybe a Surcharge on Mets Tickets?
A think tank has a list of ideas to generate revenue for New York’s underfunded [+]
John Fetterman Endorses Andy Kim in High-Stakes New Jersey Senate Primary
The Pennsylvania senator, the first among his colleagues to weigh in on the primary battle [+]
Person of Interest Is Held After Queens Stabbing Spree, Officials Say
The person was taken into custody amid a citywide manhunt focused on capturing a man [+]
3 Progressive N.Y. City Council Members Lose Roles as Committee Chairs
Adrienne Adams, the moderate Democrat who is the Council speaker, chose not to reappoint three [+]
Peter Schickele, Composer and Gleeful Sire of P.D.Q. Bach, Dies at 88
He wrote more than 100 symphonic, choral, solo instrumental and chamber works. But he was [+]
Long Island Midwife Gave 1,500 Children Pellets Instead of Vaccines
The midwife falsified vaccine records, according to New York State health officials. She was fined [+]
‘Gutenberg!’: A Guide to the Inventor Behind the Broadway Musical
Jokes aside: Here’s what we really know about the 15th-century figure currently appearing (sort of) [+]