New York City just saw its wettest summer in 5 years
New York City just wrapped up its wettest summer in five years, with repeated intense storms causing flooding…
City unveils new Legionnaires’ response measures
New York City is rolling out new measures to bolster its response to Legionnaires’ disease following a deadly…
Carlos Alcaraz returns to the US Open with a victory
Carlos Alcaraz was nervous. He was excited. Best of all, he was pain-free. Alcaraz beat Roman Safiullin 6-4,…
9/11 Memorial looks to educate those born after the attacks
For those who lived through Sept. 11, 2001, it can be hard to imagine that so many people,…
Attorney on legality of Trump’s mail-in voting order
The Trump administration is expected to appeal the ruling by a judge last week that blocked the implementation…
Novak Djokovic out in US Open 1st round for the first time
The U.S. Open’s Sunday start gives some players a chance to get a nice head start. For Novak…
No decision in pied-à-terre case
Inside a Staten Island courthouse, lawyers for the city squared off Monday against opponents of the new tax…
NYPD: Police shoot stabbing suspect in Times Square
Police sources say officers shot a woman who allegedly stabbed another woman and a man in Times Square…
Outdoor dining returns as year-round option across city
Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed a bill Monday allowing restaurants in the city to operate outdoor dining year-round. Street…
Manhattan principal recalls evacuating students on 9/11
On the fourth day of school, during Veronica “Ronnie” Najjar’s fourth year as principal of P.S. 89 in…
Construction begins on redesign of 116th Street in Manhattan
Construction began Monday on what officials are calling a “major redesign” of 116th Street in Manhattan. The revamp…
Manhattan principal recalls evacuating students on 9/11
On the fourth day of school, during Veronica “Ronnie” Najjar’s fourth year as principal of P.S. 89 in…