A six-way race was down to two candidates, with absentee ballots likely to decide whether Tiffany Cabán or Melinda Katz wins the Democratic nomination.
The increases will be in effect for rent-stabilized tenants who renew leases after Oct. 1.
New York City is hosting this year’s WorldPride celebration and commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall rebellion. From parades to drag shows, here are scenes from the week.
See full results from the Queens, N.Y. district attorney primary election.
A sex toy company is suing the M.T.A. for banning its advertising, calling it a “double standard.”
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey wants to raise tolls on bridges and tunnels and add a $4 fee to airport carfares.
At TAK Room at Hudson Yards, the chef salutes the strait-laced, spice-free food that rich Americans used to feed on.
Let’s be honest: The Stonewall isn’t all that. Here are some places to go instead.
Tuesday: The election is the borough's first competitive district attorney's race in decades.
Tuesday: The election is the borough's first competitive district attorney's race in decades.
Sidney Franklin was “hiding in plain sight” as a closeted bullfighter in a macho sport. He became a legend in Spain and loved dressing the part.
In an emotional City Council hearing, lawmakers said New York officials could have stopped exploitative loans that have devastated thousands of cabdrivers.
Despite warnings, New York City’s technology managers were blindsided by the so-called GPS rollover, failing to install simple but necessary upgrades.
The defense says Thomas Gilbert Jr.’s mental illness should absolve him of responsibility in the murder. Prosecutors argue his insanity claim is a ruse.
The songbirds, often smuggled from Guyana, can fetch between $3,000 and $5,000 each, federal authorities said.
Congress could learn a thing or two.
Spirit Animal in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, carries organic, biodynamic and natural wines.
Monday: Here is a guide to some of The Times’s Pride coverage.
In New York City, a hard-to-pass-up lease can often lead to a change in your relationship status.
Gregory Russ will head Nycha, whose recent leaders have resigned in the wake of scandals over safety and management.
Gregory Russ will head Nycha, whose recent leaders have resigned in the wake of scandals over safety and management.
Opposition from Asian lawmakers and a billionaire’s lobbying push helped block Bill de Blasio’s plan to desegregate New York’s specialized schools.
A Russian immigrant and her two children were found dead in Staten Island, seven years after she became a citizen in a White House ceremony.
Tiffany Cabán’s candidacy for Queens district attorney is testing whether the traditional base of local donors has been surpassed by small out-of-town cash contributions.
On Sunday night, Nik and Lijana Wallenda walked a quarter-mile on a wire strung 25 stories above Midtown Manhattan.
On the way home from a book-signing, help fixing a flat tire in the Bronx and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
All three victims were found in the same room, officials said. The police said officers had been called to the house for a domestic incident once before.
A heteronormative tradition with an L.G.B.T.Q. twist.
A good team is starting to make them run better.
A roundup of things our editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
A vintage look at getting away from work (usually) to grab a bite.
The rapper faces several charges, including two counts of felony attempted assault.
‘I had no vision at all,’ said Charles W. Leslie, who co-founded the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art 50 years ago. ‘It had to do with some vague concept of gay liberation.’
‘I had no vision at all,’ said Charles W. Leslie, who co-founded the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art 50 years ago. ‘It had to do with some vague concept of gay liberation.’
Storms have dumped rain in the New York area — and across many states — all week.
The graffiti historian Roger Gastman has put together “Beyond the Streets New York,” which includes works by Shepard Fairey, Jenny Holzer and others.
The cultural offerings are varied and vast, from ‘Toy Story 4’ in movie theaters to numerous ways to celebrate the first day of summer and NYC Pride.
Friday: The new law, which allows cities and towns to set local rules for the devices, would take effect over the next year.
Almost 40 percent of listings in New York City are about a block from active construction, and those odds jump in some parts of Brooklyn and Queens.
How Maeve DuVally, an employee in the bank’s buttoned-up communications department, became herself at work.
The rules affect evictions, security deposits, application fees and more, and could have an impact on policies in other states.
From the South Bronx to Governors Island and beyond, artworks are popping up all over the city. Here’s a guide to what’s happening.
The boy was passing by a group of men in Crown Heights when the gunman approached and started shooting just after 7 p.m., according to the police.
The America that lies beyond our current despair.
The museum is being torn apart. A 50th anniversary show illuminates its past. Does it also point a way forward?
Our guide to pop and rock shows and the best of live jazz 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 film series and special screenings.
Previews, openings and some last-chance picks.
Our guide to dance performances 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 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.
New York City’s new discipline code could have an immediate impact.
A response to Harlem’s changing landscape, this marathon performance piece travels from one end of the street to the other.
The Democratic primary may show whether a progressive vision for criminal justice resonates in a borough with a law-and-order past.
It’s one of the world’s most far-reaching climate plans. Here’s what it could mean for your work, health, neighborhood and bank account.
This week’s properties are in the West Village, Murray Hill and Gowanus, Brooklyn.
This week’s properties are in the West Village, Murray Hill and Gowanus, Brooklyn.
A New York hotel union is directing donations to the mayor, with an eye on influencing the next mayor’s race in addition to the presidential contest.
Thursday: "In the media world, you can’t fight sexism without also fighting ageism,” a lawyer for the anchorwomen said.
More than 50 murals in all five boroughs of New York City will mark the half-century since the Stonewall uprising.
This year’s host of WorldPride offers a calendar packed with activities. So dive right in, but don’t skip some of the lower-key options (and save room for Frito pie).
Some critics say the Pride March has become overrun by corporate sponsors. They have organized an alternative parade for the same day.
For more than 20 years, Judith Sheindlin has dominated daytime ratings — by making justice in a complicated world look easy.
A Michigan native who once vowed she ‘would never move here’ dives headlong into Lower Manhattan. Which studio did she choose?
It used to be that the very rich avoided the spotlight at all costs. Then an heiress figured out how to sell her own story and changed all that forever.
The Children’s Orchestra Society, founded by their father, is celebrating its 50th anniversary at Carnegie Hall this week.
The Children’s Orchestra Society, founded by their father, is celebrating its 50th anniversary at Carnegie Hall this week.
Wednesday: The governor said he would put 500 uniformed officers on bus routes and in subway stations.
These days you can’t walk far without spotting a new Montessori school or a child’s hair salon. So much for the area’s reputation for grimy authenticity.
These days you can’t walk far without spotting a new Montessori school or a child’s hair salon. So much for that reputation for grimy authenticity.
Tech leaders and delivery workers fought to lift the ban on electric bikes and scooters. Manhattan is off limits to the scooters because of congestion.
In next Tuesday’s Democratic primary, an ambitious young public defender offers overdue change.
“You have people on both sides of that,” the president said when asked about the wrongly convicted defendants.
Now on trial for murder, Thomas Gilbert Jr. had spent his 20s surfing in the Hamptons and living off his parents.
Our music editors share their top picks.
Cuban food on the West Side, a Queens standout in Chelsea Market, and more restaurant news.
The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council has a new artistic leader, Lili Chopra, who sees the needs of the city and the needs of artists as complementary. Her first River to River Festival is this week.
The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council has a new artistic leader, Lili Chopra, who sees the needs of the city and the needs of artists as complementary. Her first River to River Festival starts this week.
This new restaurant in the East Village explores regional cooking from cities like Hanoi, Saigon and Hue.
The owner of an East Village restaurant has been teaching the chef how to cook the food she remembers from her Vietnamese childhood.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Jamaal Bowman will take on Mr. Engel, who heads the House Foreign Affairs Committee, with help from a group that backed Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez last year.
Tuesday: Major developments on complicated issues in the last days of the legislative session.
Four million people are expected in the city around WorldPride. If you’re one of them, here’s what you need to know.
Rising concerns about housing affordability, racial inequality and climate change are causing cities nationwide to re-examine their attachment to the detached house.
One by one, the lawyers representing the movie producer against sexual assault charges in Manhattan have bowed out.
He shouldn’t run for president, but he’s been a good mayor.
The decision came after Attorney General William Barr’s top deputy sent a letter to state prosecutors. Mr. Manafort will now be held in a federal lockup while he faces state charges.
Professional tennis is returning to Crotona Park: a women’s event the week before the United States Open.
Before Battery Park City, artists and sun-seekers made themselves at home.
Shalini Vaswani’s Taza MKT in Industry City, Brooklyn, offers Indian comfort foods for takeout.
A fruit and vegetable stand in Little Spain has some hard-to-find items like fresh padrón peppers and dried ñora peppers.
Mary Cleaver, who spent more than two decades at the Chelsea Market, has moved her company to Brooklyn.
The data underscores what testing experts have long emphasized: Income, race and privilege can influence a process that is supposed to be a level playing field.
Monday: More apartments will stay regulated, with stricter limits on rent increases.
The Bronx could be the epicenter for the rent regulation overhaul, and there are two starkly different visions of how it will play out.
Finding a hen in Riverside Park, an ode to the Sturgeon King and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
Lucas Silverio had almost reached safety when he heard 3-year-old Yasleen McDonald cry out. He turned back toward the flames.
The blaze destroyed Rabbi Jonathan Max’s home in Brooklyn and severely damaged two adjacent buildings.
Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg and Kamala Harris are generating the most buzz, but for different reasons. Hometown candidates like Kirsten Gillibrand and Bill de Blasio are stirring less excitement.
On June 28, 1969, a gay bar in Greenwich Village helped change the course of L.G.B.T.Q. history.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
A man was taken to a hospital in critical condition with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, the police said.
A man was taken to a hospital in critical condition with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, the police said.
The 2019 Women’s World Cup is in full swing, and all 24 teams are still competing. If you live in New York, you can eat, drink and watch the games with countless fan bases, from the Jamaicans to the Germans. Here’s a guide to some of the biggest parties celebrating some of those teams competing in France.
What will taxpayers get for the growing budget? More social workers in schools, senior housing, and spending for libraries.
The police commissioner urged officers to seek mental health care, reiterating what he said after a deputy chief and detective took their own lives this month.
The package, signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, significantly strengthened protections for all tenants in New York City.
Their trial provided a glimpse inside the violent Trinitarios gang, whose members mistook 15-year-old Lesandro “Junior” Guzman-Feliz for a rival.
The money will go to a nonprofit fund that pays clinics for abortions performed on women who cannot pay, a third of whom live outside New York.
This Pride month, we’ll take you to important locations in L.G.B.T.Q. history and tell you the stories about the gay New Yorkers, icons and activists who lived and worked there. Along the way we’ll let you know about some upcoming events and a few insider tips.
At a new cabaret, queens and L.G.B.T.Q. Arabs can party freely.
Some 44,000 elevators in New York must have door-lock systems installed by the end of the year.
Friday: Brooklyn and Rockland County have been the epicenter of the country’s measles outbreak.
Inside the chaos, glitter and absolute furry cuteness of a puppy pageant.
‘There is no consistency to our routine except that we’re together and spending quality time with the kids.’
An after-school program invites students to build small sailboats from scratch, then test them out on the water.
Students around the country take home the infant simulators, with little evidence that they reduce pregnancy.
Students around the country take home the infant simulators, with little evidence that they reduce pregnancy.
The former drug dealer had been in witness protection. “Nicky? He used to call me all the time,” a source said. “But I haven’t heard from him in years.”
Our guide to dance performances 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 pop and rock shows and the best of live jazz 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.
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.
Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo, known for their mystical styles, flourished in Mexico.
Numbers seem to back up complaints from people in New York City’s shelter system that they are moved, for seemingly no reason, far from work, school and family.
This fall will feature international theater works that were once a staple of the discontinued Lincoln Center Festival.
The chef Jorge Cárdenas makes jocón, a dish with pre-Hispanic origins and a specialty from his hometown, Quetzaltenango.
Ix, a casual all-day cafe a block from Prospect Park in Brooklyn, serves Central American stews.
Two concerts in Central Park proved, yet again, that there is an improbable joy in hearing great music outside of the concert hall.
Photography, video, installation, and now painting in her new solo show, “Darkening,” in Chelsea. Is there anything this artist can’t do?
This week’s properties are in Yorkville, Elmhurst, Queens, and Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
This week’s properties are in Yorkville, Elmhurst, Queens, and Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
Thursday: Fulton Street at St. James Place in Brooklyn is the latest co-naming to reflect New York City's hip-hop heritage.
Opposition to vaccines on the left is increasingly worrying the authorities. At one progressive school, 60 percent of the 300 students were not vaccinated against measles and other diseases.
A Bay Area transplant sets down roots for himself and his best friend in Brooklyn. Which of these three homes did he choose?
Ms. Lederer was portrayed in the Netflix mini-series “When They See Us” as aggressively prosecuting five black and Latino boys for rape despite doubts about their guilt.
The actor known for his roles in “Boyz n the Hood” and “Jerry Maguire” turned himself in to the police on Thursday afternoon. He has denied the allegation.
Under Demetre Daskalakis’s tenure, New York City has lowered H.I.V. transmission rates, rolled out PrEP and removed some of the stigma associated with H.I.V. and AIDS. But his work is far from done.
Watch a portion of Pam Tanowitz’s new dance — her first for an outdoor space — in which all the dancers, including Sara Mearns, have their own timing.
Hudson Warehouse’s performances are intimate, low key and plentiful. No tickets or assigned seats necessary, and admission is pay-what-you’re-able.
Lawmakers plan to investigate the city’s role in a crisis that devastated the New York City taxi industry and left thousands of cabbies in debt.
Ahead of the acclaimed documentary’s rerelease in theaters, Jennie Livingston discusses her film and the ways its legacy has gone mainstream.