Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Tuesday: A snapshot of the potential candidates in the 2020 primaries. “We are trying to elect more Alexandrias,” the head of the Justice Democrats said.
Eric Ulrich, one of two Republicans among 17 candidates for public advocate, may be well positioned to gather votes among those angry at Amazon’s exit.
Elinor Lipman’s “Good Riddance” offers an up-to-the-minute look at a young woman’s life in Manhattan.
Il Buco Alimentari & Vineria makes focaccia with Sicilian wheat, and tops each one with meats, cheeses or vegetables.
Advocates of charging a fee to enter congested areas of Manhattan say the odds have significantly improved in Albany. Here’s why.
Detective Brian Simonsen was killed in “friendly fire” during a robbery. This is his story, and that of a petty criminal who once wanted to be a police officer but is now charged with murder.
Detective Brian Simonsen was killed in “friendly fire” during a robbery. This is his story, and that of a petty criminal who once wanted to be a police officer but is now charged with murder.
Mr. Mendonsa made the most credible claim to being the man captured kissing a woman in Times Square on V-J Day in a picture that became a national emblem.
A day before his 15th birthday, Alanche Del Orbe was killed with his mother inside their Bronx apartment.
A recent uptick in anti-Semitic incidents in New York is most noticeable in and near Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
The city did the rest of the country a favor. Corporate-relocation handouts are terrible economic policy.
Rubén Díaz Sr. has had a long history of making offensive remarks about homosexuals, and then ignoring calls to apologize or resign because of them.
For three men in their mid-20s, the goal was leaving dormlike life behind. Now they have a “hangout apartment” in the financial district.
An open door on East 86th Street, a modest proposal at Radio City Music Hall and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
Yes, Amazon’s departure will modestly hurt the city’s economy. But it’s also a victory against bad economic policy.
The former congressman, imprisoned for sending lewd texts to a 15-year-old, was moved from a Massachusetts prison to a re-entry program in the city, records show.
The episode at the Chabad of Bushwick comes amid a rise in anti-Semitic hate crimes in New York.
Jagger Freeman and Christopher Ransom had robbed another T-Mobile store four days before Tuesday’s deadly confrontation, according to a criminal complaint.
“It’s a feeling I can’t forget,” Haya Konte said in an interview after pleading guilty to criminally negligent homicide, and agreeing to leave the country.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
It could have answered the concerns of citizens. Instead it bolted.
How could I have once been embarrassed by the borough that took on Amazon? A new day has dawned over the Throgs Neck Bridge.
Candidates like Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders were quick to praise New Yorkers who rebelled at the idea of giving tax breaks to a huge corporation.
Investigators found that the gold-sheathed coffin had been stolen from Egypt in 2011.
After the online retail giant abandoned its controversial plan to open a headquarters in Queens, New Yorkers deconstructed what went wrong.
He became the highest-ranking official of his heritage that the New York City police had ever appointed when he was named a deputy commissioner.
The disclosure is the latest to come from the Catholic Church in recent months, and is one of the largest from an individual diocese.
An amateur landmark preservationist, his legacy includes the Ladies’ Mile Shopping District and Tammany Hall. But there were also defeats.
The company, long accustomed to deferential treatment from localities, badly misjudged how it would be received in the city, according to dozens of interviews.
The robbery at a T-Mobile store ended in the killing of a detective by “friendly fire.” The stores have joined banks, bodegas, liquor stores and jewelry shops as targets.
The region has its act together and knows what it is doing, officials said.
New Yorkers who expected better bought into the myth that tech companies are more than just self-interested businesses.
What kinds of companies will be the next so-called unicorns? A hint: Many of them won’t have much in common with Uber or Airbnb.
The company’s decision could be a turning point for corporate-civic relations in the U.S. and a sign that leftist views are gaining traction.
It was supposed to be one of the biggest business projects in recent years in New York City.
Nearly every weekend for the past 28 years, local children have flocked to the Bronx Conservatory of Music for very low-cost instruction in classical music. Will the school’s success be its undoing?
Faced with high land prices, developers are reconsidering weirdly shaped lots passed over for years. But how long will these cheap sites stay that way?
In terms of economic, political and cultural impact, the finance industry dominates. But tech is gaining fast, and is where much of the growth is.
As the company cancels its plans for a major Queens campus, anti-corporate activists got what they wanted at a great cost.
Many residents of Long Island City wonder whether “grandstanding politicians” and people with no roots in the community sabotaged a good thing.
Labor groups aiming to organize a Staten Island warehouse were in talks with the company a day before it abandoned plans for a Queens headquarters.
A federal judge in Manhattan upheld the Justice Department’s decision to seek the death penalty for an accused terrorist, despite President Trump’s support for the idea on Twitter.
Past police shootings may shed light on why officers responding to a robbery on Tuesday fired 42 bullets to stop a suspect, accidentally killing a detective in the process.
Almost everyone had an opinion on the company’s reversal on a second headquarters in Queens.
Our guide to pop and rock shows and the best of live jazz happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Our guide to new art shows and some that will be closing soon.
Previews, openings and some last-chance picks.
Our guide to dance performances happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Our guide to film series and special screenings.
Our guide to stand-up, improv and variety shows happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Our guide to the city’s best classical music and opera happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Our guide to cultural events in New York City for children and teenagers happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Readers are split over Amazon’s change of plan for its HQ2.
Huge incentive packages are a burden for taxpayers. Other cities should follow New York’s lead.
Pressure applied by activists and many elected officials led to Amazon pulling out of Queens, but a political backlash may await them.
Amazon’s pullout poses a challenge to one of the company’s bedrock beliefs: that being loved by customers is all that matters.
The Times Square Alliance presents Love in Times Square 2019, where couples travel near and far for surprise proposals, weddings and vow renewals.
A professional entertainer from the age of 9, Ms. Lee was seen in numerous short musical films as well as in nightclubs and on Broadway.
The fried chicken at this beloved Filipino chain, with outposts in Woodside, Queens, and now Manhattan, has a craggy, crunchy skin that people wait in line for.
Once a small suburban ice cream franchise in the Phillippines in the late 1970s, Jollibee has opened its 37th American outpost, its first in Manhattan.
Dave Eggers, Joyce Carol Oates and others will also take part in the festival, whose theme is the narrowing gap between public and private life.
The writer Victor LaValle reflects on the power of the Oscar-nominated “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” and its young hero.
This week’s properties are in Lincoln Square, Midtown and Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
This week’s properties are in Lincoln Square, Midtown and Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
After spending millions working to renovate and expand the complex’s interior, the Morgan shifts to revamp the historic library’s facade.
The fatal shooting of a detective in Queens — 42 shots in 11 seconds — shows the devastating impact.
Mengwen Cao photographed and interviewed New Yorkers who were adopted from Asia and grew up in white families.
Mayor de Blasio said that he will postpone a campaign-style trip to New Hampshire, following the tragic friendly-fire death of a police detective.
James H. Jackson received the maximum sentence after apologizing to the court for fatally stabbing Timothy Caughman, 66, in Manhattan in March 2017.
The success that she and her husband achieved with the experimental school they opened in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, helped inspire a movement.
College sweethearts and long-distance lovers are using OurBus, which offers low rates, multiple routes, and millennial-friendly amenities.
Studio art and product design live side by side at Token, a local hangout of sorts on Canal Street.
Seven officers opened fire toward a man holding what appeared to be a gun in the doorway of a Queens store he had been trying to rob, the police said.
At a trial that drew the curious and the macabre, the Mexican drug lord was handed a verdict of guilty.
The Justice Department says it will investigate why inmates at a Brooklyn detention facility spent the coldest days of the winter in dark, freezing cells. But will that lead to change?
In place of the train yards that once covered this Manhattan neighborhood are new “lifestyle buildings” with doormen and water views.
In place of the train yards that once covered this Manhattan neighborhood are new “lifestyle buildings” with doormen and water views.
A detective was killed and a sergeant was wounded in a police fusillade as they responded to a robbery at a cellphone store in Richmond Hill.
The trial of crime lord Joaquín Guzmán Loera did not reveal much that Mexicans did not know, but it did remind many of their government’s failings.
A lawsuit claims that an ICE policy in New York violates immigrants’ right to due process, and attempts to expedite and increase deportations.
The police arrested an ex-boyfriend of a New Rochelle, N.Y., woman who was found dead in Greenwich, Conn., after he used her A.T.M. card.
A bill to be introduced to the New York City Council would require employers to provide a justifiable cause to fire fast food workers.
In a “pop-up show” Monday night at the Village Underground, Ansari spoke more directly about an article that took him out of the public eye last year.
New York City health officials warn of the dangers.
History is clear: A city that rejects economic opportunity will lose its status as the center of the business world.
Pete Wells extols a breakfast treat on a bialy at Shelsky’s Brooklyn Bagels.
Not all the neighbors in Greenpoint have noticed yet, but a new chef has taken Cherry Point in a more meat-focused, English-leaning direction.
With the chef Ed Szymanski at the helm, Cherry Point in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, has taken a turn toward meat and game.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Sloppy, slushy weather may be an obstacle to your commute.
Sloppy, slushy weather may be an obstacle to your commute.
Technology engineers have long served big profitable businesses well, while apps focusing on what more altruistic organizations need remained sparse. But that’s changing.
A new report suggests the city enact sweeping measures to address entrenched segregation in education.
The Police Athletic League withdrew from the event after drawing criticism for inviting Mr. O’Reilly, who was forced to quit Fox News after sexual harassment accusations.
Congestion pricing and the tax breaks offered to Amazon were among the issues that Mayor Bill de Blasio was grilled on by fellow Democrats.
Rubén Díaz Sr., a councilman and a Pentecostal minister, was a vocal foe of same-sex marriage and has made other anti-gay remarks in the past.
French cookies by the chef Marie-Aude Rose are available at La Mercerie in SoHo.
A rundown of a troubled deal. Also, the Guardian Angels get into the clothing business.
From Tokyo to Zurich, readers told us how New York’s subway compares with the public transportation in their cities (spoiler alert: not well).
Two-thirds of the city’s 550,000 residents who have trouble walking live far from an accessible subway station, a New York Times analysis has found.
Watching two people meet on a downtown No. 1, left behind on New Year’s Eve and other reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
Stanley Brezenoff, longtime public servant and Housing Authority chairman, broke with Mayor Bill de Blasio over a deal for federal oversight in New York City housing.
The decision roused anti-abortion campaigners who are critical of a new law that decriminalized abortion in New York State.
The dust-up between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the M.T.A. was barely noticed by riders who say all they want are cleaner and more efficient subways.
The Brooklyn STEAM Center moved into a new $17 million home inside a tech hub at the Brooklyn Navy Yard so students can learn directly from employers.
A tiny portion of land near Christopher Street, smaller than a yield sign, was once the smallest piece of privately owned land in New York City.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
Jason Reeves, 32, who had long struggled with mental health issues, is accused of stabbing his mother to death and burning her body at a public housing complex in Brooklyn.
In search of a way to save his career, the Yankees’ newest reliever and his father built a pitching oasis uptown.
Electricity and heat had been faltering for weeks, but complaints were ignored until a crisis trapped inmates in cold, dark cells.
In his studio in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, he brings together his work as a fine artist and as an illustrator.
Proponents say a pied-à-terre tax could pay to repair New York City’s crumbling infrastructure, but others worry the wealthy will buy elsewhere.
Most of the revenue needs to be earmarked for their upkeep and repair.
A shortlist of places to find wholesome food, a good workout and all-natural beauty treatments — with or without crystals.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo increased pressure on critics of the planned campus in Queens as executives inside the company chafed at new roadblocks.
Mr. Seabrook, the former head of correction officers’ union, was sentenced to prison for taking a bribe to steer the union’s money into a risky hedge fund.
Two officers were escorting a man from an apartment on the Lower East Side when he grabbed a knife and attacked his partner, officials said.
Can anything go right with the L train?
Her weekends seem as picture-perfect as her Instagram account. The mother of two works out, eats bagels and even gets along famously with her in-laws.
Features like open kitchens and spacious bathrooms appeal to nearly everyone. So why isn’t accessible housing more readily available in New York City?
Flavia Galuppo just inherited her father’s building, home to Etna Tool & Die. It’s now surrounded by boutiques and luxury condos, but she is determined not to sell.
Our guide to dance performances happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Previews, openings and some last-chance picks.
Our guide to cultural events in New York City for children and teenagers happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Our guide to pop and rock shows and the best of live jazz happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Our guide to stand-up, improv and variety shows happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Our guide to film series and special screenings.
Our guide to new art shows and some that will be closing soon.
Our guide to the city’s best classical music and opera happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Thursday’s report of a sharp decline in income tax revenue for New York City is a nearly $1 billion surprise: Is it an anomaly, or the new normal?
The governor made his case for congestion pricing, although he acknowledged it would be a “politically difficult battle.”
Jared Eng, 22, enlisted the help of two women to transport his slain mother from her TriBeCa apartment to a trash bin in New Jersey, prosecutors said.
For a third day, subway riders are reporting a strong odor of gas at stations in Brooklyn. Riders and M.T.A. workers have said it is making them sick.
The artist’s life, through clothing, jewelry, objects, films.
The most-viewed listings of the month included a private island in the Bahamas and homes on the Upper East Side and in Hoboken, N.J.
This week’s properties are in Lenox Hill, Kips Bay and Brooklyn Heights.
This week’s properties are in Lenox Hill, Brooklyn Heights and Kips Bay.
This haunting documentary guides viewers through heartbreaking tales of the lost souls buried on Hart Island.
Giving history makers the attention they long deserved.
Many vulnerable people suffered during last week’s deep freeze. But only the misery at a federal detention center galvanized protesters.
When a pair of friends went looking for a two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn, they learned that what one person calls a bedroom, another might not.
The curious case of a bike-messengers’ dive bar that is devoted to F.C. St. Pauli, a minor-league soccer club from Hamburg.
Hungry for commercial work, the young photographer captured the city’s storefronts and residents with Kodachrome film from 1966 to 1967.
The department said Wednesday it had asked its internal watchdog to examine problems at the Metropolitan Detention Center that left inmates in the dark and cold.
President Trump cited a gang slaying on a subway platform to justify his hard line on new border security, but MS-13 has been in New York for decades.
The N.Y.P.D. said that Waze, by allowing people to share the locations of sobriety checkpoints, was impeding the police’s ability to keep streets safe.
As the former Texas congressman weighs a run for president, his rebel-in-moderation youth offers revealing parallels to his search for direction now.
Wednesday: Pressure intensifies to improve conditions at the Metropolitan Detention Center. Also, the president’s childhood home is for sale.
The artist Hiroshi Sugimoto’s first architectural project in New York City is a defiant celebration of a bygone age.