The New York Times

A series by The New York Times’s Local Investigations Fellowship found that State Police officers who had committed serious misconduct largely remained on the job.

The New York City Council is expected to overwhelmingly vote to create wage minimums for private security officers and lift the cap on street vendor licenses.

The New York City Council speaker, Julie Menin, is proposing a barrier of up to 100 feet to protect congregants from protesters, 75 feet larger than Gov. Kathy Hochul has suggested.

No one was injured when the motorist drove into a door at the side entrance of the building on Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn. The man, who was taken into custody, appeared agitated.

“I thought it was the right thing to do,” former Mayor Bill de Blasio’s son said. He was issued a summons after joining demonstrators in the lobby of the Hilton Garden Inn in TriBeCa.

The New York Civil Liberties Union accused the Police Department of discrimination in a federal lawsuit that calls for an end to the practice.

As a legal battle continues over the fate of New York City’s toll program, a judge appeared skeptical of the federal government’s arguments, but did not issue a ruling.

The man, now 44, said he was repeatedly sexually abused when he was a child at a school in Newark in the 1990s.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the only way to close a more than $12 billion budget gap was to raise taxes on the wealthy and corporations.

Three days after the city’s biggest snowstorm in years, many New Yorkers are still scaling mounds of snow and ice. Cleaning it up is a shared responsibility.

Carlisle Rivera became the third person to be sentenced for playing a role in trying to kill Masih Alinejad, an activist and a critic of the Iranian government.

Manhattan prosecutors want the trial against Luigi Mangione to start before a parallel federal case. Mr. Mangione was arrested in 2024 in the shooting death of a health insurance chief executive.