New York City, for Some Jews, Feels Newly Tense
With antisemitism and protests spilling onto the streets of New York, the city’s Jewish population [+]
New York City Is Set to End Most Uses of Solitary Confinement
The City Council vote has highlighted a broader debate over whether solitary confinement is torture [+]
Giuliani’s Money Woes Were a Focus of Ukraine Inquiry, Records Reveal
F.B.I. agents scrutinizing Rudolph W. Giuliani’s efforts to oust the American ambassador to Ukraine thought [+]
Ex-N.Y.P.D. Officer Sentenced to 22 Months for Her Role in Jan. 6 Riot
Sara Carpenter slapped a police officer while wielding a tambourine when former President Donald J. [+]
New York to Consider Reparations for Descendants of Enslaved People
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill that will create the nation’s second statewide task force [+]
Tenement Museum to Feature a Black Family’s Apartment for the First Time
The museum has shared the stories of immigrants and migrants who lived in New York [+]
Why Solitary Confinement May Be Limited in New York Jails
A City Council bill would largely ban the practice. Mayor Eric Adams is fighting it. [+]
You Need Felix the Cat? Early Popeye? Talk to the King of Silent Animation.
Tommy José Stathes might have the largest collection of vintage animated films in the world [+]
Will Hochul Approve These Contentious New York Bills by Jan. 1?
The proposals include one that would ban noncompete agreements and another that would consider the [+]
A New Push to Improve Mental Health Care for Homeless New Yorkers
Mark Levine, the Manhattan borough president, is calling for more treatment teams and psychiatric beds [+]