The court signaled that if unconstrained religious observance and public safety are sometimes at odds, then religious freedom should win out.
This week’s properties are in Manhattan Valley, Riverdale and Midwood.
This week’s properties are in Manhattan Valley, Riverdale and Midwood.
This holiday, he says he’s thankful. Are you?
This first-time buyer searched new developments in central Brooklyn, looking for details that would set one apart. Here are the options she considered.
Soaring numbers of New York City residents face food shortages as a result of the pandemic. Here are some of them.
“This was amazingly irresponsible,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said of the event in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Upper Manhattan and the southern part of Staten Island face stricter restrictions as officials battle a second wave of the outbreak.
The 19th-century Brooklyn brownstone where Jad Abumrad, Karla Murthy and their sons live has been through two renovations and lots of redecorating.
The 19th-century Brooklyn brownstone where Jad Abumrad, Karla Murthy and their sons live has been through two renovations and lots of redecorating.
Two people opened fire at a party in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, the police said. The incident reflected a stark rise in shootings in the city.
For a family of five, 500 square feet was enough until the coronavirus hit. Now they’ve upsized to an 800-square-foot two-bedroom.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
As New York reinstitutes tough virus restrictions, local Democratic leaders had to apologize for socializing at a birthday party without masks.
The Memorial Arch, a granite monument to soldiers and sailors in the plaza, is about to get desperately needed restoration work.
Zenat Begum is into self-care, which includes burning incense, setting intentions and binge-watching ‘Girlfriends.’
Brooklynites have a long tradition of passing along books. But what ends up in giveaway piles these days speaks volumes about our current fraught moment.
This week’s properties are in Williamsburg, Morningside Heights and Forest Hills.
This week’s properties are in Williamsburg, Morningside Heights and Forest Hills.
Outdoor dining and takeout may not pull most restaurants through another lockdown. Here’s how the owners of two are making do as they wait for the city to act.
A long-awaited dredging of the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn, a Superfund site, has begun in earnest. It may not be finished for at least a decade.
Small schools like Dwana Smallwood’s in Bedford-Stuyvesant often give children a way into dance. Now they are struggling to pay rent.
The Brooklyn funeral director says New York failed to help mortuaries struggling with an onslaught of bodies at the height of the pandemic.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
In David Hopen’s debut novel, “The Orchard,” faith gets put to the test as a boy comes of age.
The general question in cases in California, Nevada and New York is whether government officials or judges should calibrate responses to the public health crisis.
The fight club would have been illegal even before the pandemic. Parties in Manhattan and Brooklyn this weekend were also closed down for violating pandemic rules.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
As the coronavirus surges again, houses of worship in New York struggle to serve their communities safely.
Rising cases may end in-person teaching, even as restaurants remain open
There’s no going back to the old ways. Which technologies could propel the industry forward?
This week’s properties are in Sunset Park, NoHo and on the Grand Concourse.
This week’s properties are in Sunset Park, NoHo and on the Grand Concourse.
After failing to find a suitable Manhattan apartment, this growing family became ‘the last people to the Brooklyn party.’ Which of these Williamsburg options would you choose?
Emily Ratajkowski accused the photographer Jonathan Leder of assault and using photos against her wishes. Other women say they have similar experiences.
His latest fit reminds me of a toddler’s. Except 3-year-olds don’t hold the power of the presidency.
The counting of absentee ballots is slow and unglamorous. ‘Is this one fine?’ a worker asked in Brooklyn.
Over a third of young people in foster care in New York City identify as L.G.B.T.Q. and are struggling to find the support they need, according to a new survey.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Two recent college grads are working — and dancing — from their new Brooklyn home during the pandemic.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
House of Yes was a revolution in New York nightlife: A space at once wild and safe, challenging and inclusive. Can it ever come back?
This week’s properties are in Crown Heights, Murray Hill and Riverdale.
This week’s properties are in Crown Heights, Murray Hill and Riverdale.
To find the right place for themselves and their young son, this couple considered the pros and cons of various building types. Which option would you choose?
Justine Pringle has left Nunu Chocolates to start North South Confections, specializing in chocolates filled with tropical flavors.
Descendants of the original owners of Monte’s Venetian Room in Gowanus, Brooklyn, are bottling their family’s red sauce.
After a wave of anti-Asian discrimination, the artist Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya wanted to “turn these hurts into something beautiful.” Her panels will transform a Brooklyn subway station.
Few people were social distancing or wearing masks, New York City authorities said. Twenty-eight people face charges.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
Cecily von Ziegesar, the author of “Gossip Girl,” is going for an adult, possibly Brooklyn-based audience in her new novel, but there will still be drama.
Half of New York City’s 24,000 restaurants could go out of business. Gertie is fighting to avoid becoming one of them.
Remnants of 19th-century Bushwick still exist at the William Ulmer Brewery. A castle-like, two-story office is on the market as residences, while other plans have been stalled by the pandemic.
With a typewriter and a mailbox, a sidewalk project explores the art of consoling those who need good news.
The old William Ulmer Brewery in Bushwick is trying to push its way into the present day.
Some New Yorkers are trying to find a way to celebrate Halloween despite concerns about the spread of the coronavirus.
Derek Trucios, 17, was the third teenager to die in Brooklyn this week, as a wave of gun violence takes a high toll among young New Yorkers.
This week’s properties are in Park Slope, Lenox Hill and Woodside.
This week’s properties are in Park Slope, Lenox Hill and Woodside.
Ashleigh Kaneski figured she couldn’t afford to buy a one-bedroom in the city, but she could keep her tiny rental and invest in a house in the Catskills. Then she had second thoughts.
Two workers at Coney Island’s Luna Park spend their days maintaining the Cyclone. But after a year of being closed, it’s unclear when the park will be able to reopen.
Meet five participants in the Kitchen Farming Project, which provides a loose “recipe” for a garden conceived by the chef Dan Barber.
The check (and the book, and the sandals, and everything else) is in the mail.
The check (and the book, and the sandals, and everything else) is in the mail.
After leaving Queens for Long Island, Paolo and Christian Acquista felt stranded. So they plotted their return to the city, this time to Brooklyn. Which of these options would you choose?
For their first purchase together, a couple searched their old Brooklyn neighborhood for a little fresh air — and maybe a second bedroom. Which of these options would you choose?
Party in the park.
With about $1 million to spend, the former renters were hoping to upsize to a two-bedroom with two bathrooms, good closet space and a view that wasn’t a brick wall.
Looking for a modern apartment with easy access to public transport, two renters weigh what they’re willing to compromise on. Which of these homes would you choose?
Tired of living in a building with a dormlike atmosphere, one couple went in search of a more residential setup. Here’s what they found.
After a couple of years in Seattle, a New York family returned to hunt for a conveniently situated house with some character. Here’s where they wound up.
The police in Brooklyn were quicker Wednesday to enforce the clampdown than they had been before, moving swiftly to disperse demonstrators from rainy city streets and to arrest those who failed to clear out.
For their first home together, a young couple sought the best roof deck and gym they could find on a budget. Here’s where they wound up.
With billions of people staying home, the world is reinventing the weekend.
For about $1,000 each, they hoped to find a decent place near a good bagel store. Now they’re stuck there as they wait out the lockdown.
After years of renting, two young doctors hoped to buy something in their beloved Clinton Hill, but found better options elsewhere. Here’s where they landed.
The energy, the traffic, the crowds are all gone. Only the vacant streets remain, waiting for the actors to return to the stage.