Visits with dozens of homeless New Yorkers reveal how job losses, mental health issues, substance abuse and problems with the city shelter system drove many to the streets.
The lawyer, Carey Gabay, who was critically injured in the attack just hours before the start of the West Indian American Day parade Monday, was “not doing well,” Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said.
Past New York City mayors often dismissed critics and refused to admit fault, but advocates, elected officials and others have noted a shift under Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Camp Rising Sun, which counts directors and government officials among its former campers, is forced to consider moving, stirring a fight among its alumni.
Dick’s Country Store Gun City & Music Oasis, which sells guns, guitars, groceries and more, has been a fixture in the North Country since 1962.
The papal channel, featuring round-the-clock coverage of the pope’s visit in the New World this month, will reach 15 million households.
The New York Police Department codified rules in 2012 for interacting with transgender people, but advocates and those affected say harassment is still commonplace.
During the warmer months, a small but notable number of outdoor celebrations devolve into gun violence after sundown.
Russia’s culture minister said recently that the remains of the composer Sergei Rachmaninoff, who was born in Russia but died in the United States, should be moved to his homeland.
Visits to some spaces in Manhattan revealed that public access had been diminished, if not altogether eliminated.
This year’s festival had abundant options and polarities playing out on five stages.
During the summer, hundreds of people construct the elaborate costumes seen at the parade in Brooklyn, often sprinting to the finish.
Professional actors like Brandon Victor Dixon and amateur entertainers combine to turn this adaptation of Homer’s poem into a vibrant tapestry.
Mr. Kriegsmann, the director of programs, discusses his vision for Live Arts as the first dance performance of his inaugural season begins on Wednesday.
New York City has long been a liability for Republican presidential candidates, though it is now a bastion of the conservative movement.
The photographer Ben Franke captures the motion of parkour, showing a split second in time and implying what’s to come.
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