New York City
This Is What It Looked Like The Last Time New York City Had A Curfew
Race and police brutality were at the root of the 1943 curfew, which was issued after a white police officer shot a black soldier and protests broke out.
Kate Bubacz
A Popular TikToker Is Being Called "Selfish" And "Despicable" After He Dumped Cereal In A New York City Subway Car
"Pulling a prank on essential workers in the middle of a global pandemic. And making essential workers clean up your mess. Despicable."
Emmanuel Felton
15 Children In New York City Were Hospitalized With A Mysterious Inflammatory Disease Potentially Linked To COVID-19
The New York City Health Department issued an alert about a "pediatric multi-system inflammatory syndrome” that has also been reported in the UK.
Tasneem Nashrulla
Opinion: Coronavirus Makes Inequality Even Deadlier. New York City Won't Accept It.
New York City's mayor and first lady outline their plan to fight the coronavirus in the communities of color that are being hit the hardest.
Bill de Blasio
New York City's Coronavirus Essential Workers Are Overwhelmingly People Of Color
“We’re telling you that no one should be out here because it’s dangerous, but we’re sending you out there and we’re not giving out any masks.”
Kadia Goba
The Coronavirus Has Quieted New York City's Flower District
Two businesses — the kinds of wholesalers who provide flowers and plants to florists, event planners, and other outlets — on the financial impact of the pandemic on our complex, interconnected economy.
Katherine Miller
A Look At The New Nightlife In New York City During The Coronavirus Pandemic
With nonessential businesses closed and people ordered to stay home, the city that never sleeps has dramatically slowed down.
Kate Bubacz
People Are Bailing Out Inmates From New York City's Biggest Jail, Where The Coronavirus Outbreak Is Skyrocketing
“It’s manifestly unfair to expose people to potentially fatal illness,” said a lawyer working on the crowdfunding effort.
Dominic Holden
The White House Said People Who Left New York City Recently Need To Quarantine For 14 Days
“What we’re seeing now is that, understandably, people want to get out of New York. We don’t want that to be another seeding point for the rest of the country."
Addy Baird
New York City Made A Guide To Safe Sex During The Coronavirus Outbreak And People Are Getting A Kick Out Of It
"NYC said masturbate or fuck your roommates."
Olivia Niland
New York City Is Closing Its Schools As The Coronavirus Continues To Spread
Free meals will still be provided, and technology will be supplied to all students who need it for remote learning, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
Julia Reinstein
New York City Officials Say There Is No Shut Down Planned This Weekend Because Of The Coronavirus
There are no plans to shut down the city's roadways and subway, or to bring in the Army, in spite of false text messages you may have seen.
Jane Lytvynenko
A 1-Mile Coronavirus Containment Zone Has Been Set Up Just Outside New York City
Gov. Andrew Cuomo called it “a matter of life and death” and called in the National Guard to deliver food to residents and to clean public gathering places impacted by the containment zone.
Salvador Hernandez
Two Proud Boys Have Been Sentenced To Prison For Their Brutal New York City Assault
Maxwell Hare and John Kinsman are 2 of 10 members of the far-right hate group who were charged in the attack.
Julia Reinstein
20 Incredible Pictures From The Glory Days Of New York City Graffiti
"There are certain moments in history that can be dubbed extraordinary, where a combination of events comes together resulting in a tremendous outpouring of creativity."
Gabriel H. Sanchez
New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio Ended His Presidential Campaign
"It's been an extraordinary experience," he said on MSNBC Friday morning.
Matt Berman
19 Pictures From Inside New York City’s Underground Gun Club
Located in the heart of Manhattan, this underground gun club sees New Yorkers from all walks of life hone their skills with firearms.
Gabriel H. Sanchez
Opinion: New York City Schools Got A Little Less Segregated This Week. The Winner Is Everyone.
This week, 2,500 sixth-graders will show up at a group of Brooklyn middle schools that are far more integrated than they were a year ago.
Brad Lander
Sex Work Could Soon Be Allowed In A Huge Part Of New York City
“This is literally how they put food on their tables,” Queens District Attorney candidate Tiffany Cabán, who is campaigning to not prosecute sex workers, told BuzzFeed News.
Otillia Steadman
A Helicopter Crash-Landed On A Building Roof In New York City, Killing The Pilot
The helicopter — flying in foggy conditions — was forced to make an emergency landing on the building in Manhattan.
Tasneem Nashrulla
Chaos Broke Out After A Firecracker Was Thrown Into A New York City Subway Train
“I thought it was a shooter and I thought I’m going to die in this subway car, which is not a great way to start your morning.”
Amber Jamieson
New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio Will Run For President And Try One More Time To Be A National Progressive Icon
Bill de Blasio is (depending on how you want to count) the 23rd person seriously trying to win the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020.
Matt Berman
New York City Parents Held "Measles Parties" To Infect Unvaccinated Children As Officials Battle An Outbreak
The city's health department declared a public health emergency, saying people could be fined up to $1,000 for disobeying a mandatory vaccination order.
Amber Jamieson
Min Jin Lee's "Free Food For Millionaires" Is In The Running To Be New York City’s Summer Book. Read An Excerpt Here.
"Yes, yes, Casey wanted to say, war was brutal and poverty cruel, but enough already. She’d never suffer the way he did. Wasn’t that the point of them coming to America, after all?"
Min Jin Lee
Nicholasa Mohr's "Nilda" Is In The Running To Be New York City’s Summer Book. Read An Excerpt Here.
"Pushing open the door, Nilda yelled, 'They are doing it; they’re going to open the hydrant! Hurry up before the cops come.'"
Nicholasa Mohr
Jacqueline Woodson's "Another Brooklyn" Is In The Running To Be New York City’s Summer Book. Read An Excerpt Here.
"For a long time, my mother wasn’t dead yet. Mine could have been a more tragic story."
Jacqueline Woodson
Proud Boys Members Have Pleaded Guilty To Charges In The New York City Attack
Prosecutors recommended up to a year in jail for at least two of the 10 Proud Boys who were charged in a brawl outside the Metropolitan Republican Club.
Salvador Hernandez
Amazon Canceled Its Plan To Build A Second Headquarters In New York City
Residents and several local lawmakers strongly opposed the deal that would have brought another Amazon HQ to Long Island City in Queens. The company said it won't reopen the search for another location.
Mary Ann Georgantopoulos
A Judge Blocked A New Law On Airbnb In New York City From Going Into Effect Next Month
A new rule requiring Airbnb hosts in New York to disclose rental information to the city is being blocked until litigation over the ordinance is resolved.
Venessa Wong
Amazon's First Hearing With The New York City Council Didn't Go So Well
Protesters filled New York City's council chambers on Wednesday, interrupting Amazon's remarks with chants like "G-T-F-O, Amazon has got to go."
Leticia Miranda
