The green-blue blooms of toxic algae have been found in Central Park, Morningside Park and Prospect Park.
Facing demands to change the name of the Trump International Hotel and Tower, the president’s business is considering signage that would elevate its Central Park West address.
Readers call for stricter enforcement of traffic rules for bike riders and stricter punishments for reckless drivers. Also: When Obama picked Joe Biden; whose history gets taught.
For decades, New Yorkers have skated on asphalt in Tompkins Square Park. Now the Parks Department may cover it with artificial turf.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
For a special section from the Sports desk on the U.S. Open’s history of night tennis matches, Chris Buzelli had a big space to fill: about the size of a mini-fridge.
A very chunky scarf, in search of the usual gang of idiots and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
My black and Latino clients are accused of abuse when their kids have accidents.
The federal patent office has rejected Mr. Brady’s bid to trademark a nickname associated with the Mets pitching legend Tom Seaver.
He played prominent roles in both city and state government in New York. He wore another hat as well, supporting artists and building a vast drawing collection.
A guide to the concerts, art exhibitions and movies to check out on your days off.
The show’s commitment extends beyond voguing and runway. It also has an unexpected modern-dance bent.
The attorney general has been unusually personally involved in the investigations into the jailhouse suicide of Jeffrey Epstein, the high-profile financier accused of sex trafficking.
The comedian puts laughing matters aside — for now, at least — to go deep in “Brittany Runs a Marathon.”
Friday: Man crushed after the elevator dropped suddenly as he was exiting into the lobby.
Some brokers are bringing their love for animals to work and showing properties with shelter animals in tow.
Some brokers try to combine their work with animal shelters with their real estate listings.
Julia Lindon can’t quite let go of her summer camp phase. Or of her formative years in the West Village. So she revisits both.
For some immigrants, owning a laundry can be a path to prosperity. But their employees, also immigrants, can get caught in a spiral of low wages, poor working conditions and social isolation.
A recently discovered artifact shows the power and influence of Lillian Wald, who revolutionized social services in New York.
Trailing badly in the polls and in fund-raising for 2020, Mayor Bill de Blasio hopes that an hour on CNN Sunday before the nation’s voters can change his standing.
Use these feeds to visit the New York Times Building, travel around Afghanistan, find cooking inspiration and more.
A discussion with an architectural matchmaker on construction sheds, Hudson Yards’ machismo, and what to do when you’ve chosen the wrong celebrity architect.
Entrenched inequality, attacks by conservatives, student protests: Richard A. Carranza’s first year as schools chancellor.
The episode caused traffic delays on a span connecting Upper Manhattan and New Jersey.
A guide to some of the late-summer shows coming up in New York City, including the Charlie Parker Jazz Festival this weekend.
Previews, openings and some last-chance picks.
Our guide to new art shows and some that will be closing soon.
Our guide to film series and special screenings.
Our guide to pop and rock shows and the best of live jazz 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 stand-up, improv and variety shows happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
Our guide to dance performances 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.
An epically scaled exhibition flaunts the art form’s pioneers as well as its provocateurs.
For many members of the force, the decision to fire the officer whose chokehold led to Eric Garner’s death signaled a shift in the rules of engagement.
Gaps between black and Hispanic students and their white and Asian-American peers remain fixed, raising questions about school segregation.
The Manhattan Promenade, a residential tower in the Kips Bay neighborhood, was recently fined for unsafe elevator conditions.
The small, counter-style spot in Murray Hill has galbi and purple rice in lunchboxes called dosirak.
Handsome Rice in Murray Hill serves the kind of galbi you would expect at Korean barbecue restaurants a few avenues west, in Koreatown.
This week’s properties are in Williamsburg, Greenwich Village and on the Upper East Side.
This week’s properties are in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Greenwich Village and the Upper East Side.
Thursday: 19 bike riders have been killed this year, but only two motorists are facing criminal charges in the incidents.
The transit hub’s bad rap stands in contrast to its spacious second-floor bathroom, where women primp for the day amid the cheerful hum of attendants.
A team of editors wanted to highlight images from across America for the 60th anniversary of the day Hawaii became a state.
A search for a two-bedroom co-op with enough kitchen space led this couple to southwest Brooklyn. Which apartment did they choose?
The sergeant faced charges of failing to supervise officers who pressed Mr. Garner to the ground as he said, “I can’t breathe.”
Kee was awarded for his bravery in World War I, but later became a convicted criminal when he skirted discriminatory laws to help immigrants move to America from China.
The shootings come amid a slight increase in gun violence, echoing an earlier era when multiple deadly shootings in one day were common.
With affordable instruction from Hudson River Community Sailing, you’ll learn the ropes, while taking in incomparable views of the Palisades and George Washington Bridge.
From a dragon-fruit cloud to aerated lobster bisque, chefs are breathing new life into the most clichéd of culinary techniques.
Wednesday: The governor signed a bill to stop the ads on the waterways, but the company that operates them said it was undeterred.
The horrific death of a cyclist has intensified debate over whether drivers are being treated too leniently.
The mogul filed a motion contending he cannot find an impartial jury in Manhattan because of the robust news media here.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
El financiero acusado de tráfico sexual firmó su último testamento dos días antes de suicidarse en prisión y pidió mover los fondos a un fideicomiso.
This tiny kitchen next to an absinthe bar takes wild-hare stew, shrimp and grits, and other far-flung dishes and puts them on a bun.
In a tiny kiosk in the East Village, Foxface serves a constantly changing menu of sandwiches inspired by dishes around the globe, from eggs to elk. There’s no actual fox, though.
With a lawyer, most unaccompanied immigrant children don’t get deported. But most don’t have one, and go before a judge alone.
With a lawyer, most unaccompanied immigrant children don’t get deported. But most don’t have one, and go before a judge alone.
New kitchens from Gabriel Stulman and Russell Jackson, an Eataly kiosk and other restaurant news.
The managing company is teaming up with high-profile chefs, seeking to recapture the luster of the days when it ran major restaurants.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo signed legislation to outlaw the ads that “blight our shores.” But you may not have seen the last of them.
Tuesday: Last month, 26 of 31 days had temperatures that were above average.
Mounir Jabrane went into the baking business because his son could not tolerate gluten.
He left behind a $500 million fortune, which he ordered placed in a trust, according to documents filed in the Virgin Islands.
The denial followed the publication of a video from 2010 showing the prince waving goodbye to a young woman at the mansion of Jeffrey Epstein.
The police commissioner sent a valuable message by firing the New York City officer who put Mr. Garner in a chokehold that turned fatal.
She collaborated with her husband, Harvey, on “It Happened in the Catskills” and other histories told in the voices of the people who were there.
Mr. Garner’s last words, “I can’t breathe,” gave impetus to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Mr. Garner’s last words, “I can’t breathe,” galvanized the Black Lives Matter movement.
Monday: The city could see close to two million more visitors than it did in 2018, according to the tourism marketing agency.
The account Officer Daniel Pantaleo gave after Eric Garner died was “implausible and self-serving,” according to the opinion obtained by The New York Times.
The city wants to carve out more space for cyclists. Opponents say the city is becoming increasingly hostile to drivers.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is studying the Indian artifacts it holds that track back to a man accused of running a major antiquities smuggling ring.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
Parking karma, living where Edna St. Vincent Millay once lived and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
El financiero acusado de tráfico sexual pasó de una vida de lujos a una prisión de Manhattan donde se suicidó. Así fue su tiempo dentro de la cárcel.
The man, who was found in the Bronx on Saturday, faces three charges of placing a false bomb.
The new Bronx Open, which begins Sunday at Crotona Park, is the only professional women’s event held the week before the U.S. Open.
As I ate my breakfast on a tree stump by the trailhead after my run, I finally saw that I was on my way, and that there’s no shame in taking the time I need to get there.
The notorious jail in Manhattan was a sharp departure from his formerly gilded life. Here’s what happened inside.
Vendors think the police are cracking down on sales of the popular drink, sold from coolers around the city.
A child of Barbadian immigrants, Ms. Marshall drew on her upbringing to animate the lives of her characters, many of them strong women.
To bolster their case, prosecutors want Annabella Sciorra to take the stand, even though Mr. Weinstein is not charged with assaulting her.
The New York City chief medical examiner’s determination refutes conspiracy theories that he may have been murdered.
The indie film “Adam” centers on the 17-year-old title character passing as transgender to win the affection of a lesbian. Is the boy problematic? Or is the whole film vexing?
The police are seeking a man who was seen leaving the appliances at Fulton Street station. But they cautioned that his intent wasn’t clear.
Gentrifier, interloper, developer: A new breed of builders is attempting to reclaim the “D” word and make development a little kinder and friendlier.
A growing number of development companies are trying to shake the image of developers as interlopers and soften the blow of gentrification.
He watches documentary films on repeat in a ‘snuggle room.’ He is also into caffeine, cookies and red velvet cupcakes.
Friday: The police say the database is effective in identifying criminals and solving crimes, but some New Yorkers are concerned that it violates privacy rights.
Our guide to new art shows and some that will be closing soon.
Our guide to stand-up, improv and variety shows 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.
Previews, openings and some last-chance picks.
Our guide to film series and special screenings.
Our guide to dance performances 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.
Our guide to the city’s best classical music and opera happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
The city has 82,473 people in its database. Many of them have no idea their genetic information is there.
Even in deep blue New York, there are limits to trolling President Trump.
Too many people are being killed by drivers.
The apam balik, a popular Malaysian snack, at this spot in the Chinatown of Manhattan, is dosa-thin, tender at the heart, crisp outside and worthy of accolades.
At Let’s Makan, items like apam balik, found everywhere in Malaysia, and treats like kuih lapis, a springy layered rice-flour cake, define the menu.
La rotura del hueso hioides puede ocurrir en ahorcamientos, especialmente en los casos de personas mayores, como el financiero, quien tenía 66 años.
Instead of the freeway, try a seaplane.
Kali Uchis, Helado Negro and Cuco are coming to SummerStage for a performance series with a message.
Such injuries can occur in a suicide by hanging, especially in older people like the financier, who was 66.
Such injuries can occur in a suicide by hanging, especially in older people like the financier, who was 66.
This week’s properties are on the Upper West Side and in Chelsea and Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
This week’s properties are on the Upper West Side and in Chelsea and Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
The most popular listings of July had views of water, mountains or New York City.
Thursday: New details have begun to answer some of the questions about how a high-profile prisoner could have possibly gone unsupervised for several hours.
Before Afropunk, Nina Simone, Sly Stone, Mahalia Jackson and more graced a Harlem stage in 1969.
A young Greenwich Village couple aims to stay in the area, but how far will their budget take them? Here’s where they wound up.
Wednesday was the first day in a one-year window allowing victims of child sexual abuse to file lawsuits, regardless of their age.
“Give me your tired and your poor who can stand on their own two feet,” said Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II, a top Trump administration immigration official. His remarks set off a controversy.
The Jamaica Bay Riding Academy is home to about 70 horses on 450 acres and is open every day for 50-minute guided rides through the Gateway National Wildlife Refuge.
Ahora he interpuesto una demanda contra su patrimonio y sus cómplices.
The lawsuit from Jennifer Araoz is one of many possible lawsuits his estate may face after his death by an apparent suicide.
Now I’m suing his estate and accomplices.
Wednesday: Mario Cuomo once spoke out against Mafia references. An incident with his son Chris brought that history flooding back.
It’s quite simple to find yourself happily lost in the urban wilderness if you know where to look. Luckily, no matter which borough you live in, there’s a trail nearby.
The diverse lineup includes four world premieres, as well as appearances by the stars Misty Copeland and Sara Mearns, and the Mariinsky Ballet.
A 35-year-old who worked in the Bronx was found dead, continuing a rash of suicides this year that has rattled the nation’s largest police department.
New York has had success with a project that provides pro bono lawyers for detainees. The Trump administration is undermining it.
A new edition of a beloved restaurant brings simple, unadorned, hunger-obliterating French cuisine to the meatpacking district.
The hookers and meat slicers have gone home, but Pastis, the obsessively detailed French restaurant in the meatpacking district, is back.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Tuesday: The Sanitation Department says the city is getting cleaner, but social media has made images of dumping more ubiquitous.
After an achingly narrow defeat in the Democratic primary for Queens D.A., Ms. Cabán is not ruling out another run for office.
“It’s just too convenient,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said of Jeffrey Epstein’s death.
“It’s just too convenient,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said of Jeffrey Epstein’s death.
“It’s just too convenient,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said of Jeffrey Epstein’s death.
Only one of the two people guarding Jeffrey Epstein normally worked as a correctional officer, according to three prison officials.
“We are now learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning and demand a thorough investigation,” Attorney General William P. Barr said.
The popular Percy Jackson musical will have a limited run at Longacre Theater.
Monday: For a second time, a judge halted a proposal aimed at speeding up buses.
We asked you to document the piles of garbage bags and overflowing trash cans on New York’s streets. Here’s what you sent. Send us more.
Mr. Epstein is dead, but prosecutors will focus on those who may have helped him in a sex-trafficking ring. Accusers still plan to pursue lawsuits.
The disclosures about apparent failures in Mr. Epstein’s detention deepened the questions about his death.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
Taken aback while crossing the street, a photogenic doughnut and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
With many questions unanswered, the women called for investigations to continue into Mr. Epstein’s associates.
Mr. Epstein, the financier charged with sex trafficking of minors, died by suicide in jail about a month after he was indicted.
El financiero acusado de tráfico sexual no se encontraba bajo vigilancia por riesgo de suicidio en la prisión de Manhattan donde estaba recluido. El procurador general William Barr declaró que se abriría una investigación para esclarecer su muerte.
Mr. Epstein, the financier accused of sex trafficking, was not under suicide watch at the Manhattan jail at the time of his death.
Preparing for a marathon as steps on a long path to a closer relationship.
Matt Flegenheimer, a political reporter for The Times, set out to do what the New York City mayor running for president seems to believe few others have done — understand him.