Constance Wu Criticizes 'Maybe Happy Ending' Casting, Highlights Asian American Representation Issues on Broadway
Constance Wu expressed disappointment over Andrew Barth Feldman's casting in "Maybe Happy Ending" and the silence from its team on issues of Asian American representation in the arts.
Protesters Accuse Apple of Compromising Child Safety Amid iPhone 17 Launch in Manhattan and Cupertino
Protesters gathered at Apple stores, demanding better safety features for children on Apple's devices amidst the iPhone 17 launch. They accuse Apple of neglecting to protect kids from online harm and hosting child sexual abuse material on iCloud.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Considers Policy Reversal on Transgender Bathroom Rights Amid Federal Pressure
NYC Mayor Eric Adams suggests reviewing school policies to potentially prevent transgender students from using bathrooms aligning with their gender identity, inciting criticism amid state laws and federal pressure.
Governor Hochul Spearheads New COVID-19 Vaccine Guidelines for New Yorkers Amid Federal Uncertainty
Governor Kathy Hochul has issued new COVID-19 vaccine guidelines for New Yorkers, pushing ahead of federal policy and enhancing vaccine access, including allowing pharmacists to administer vaccines.
Honduran National Sentenced to Seven Years for Laundering $12 Million in International Telemarketing Fraud Targeting U.S. Victims
Honduran national Cesar Rafael Coello Dominguez was sentenced to seven years in prison for operating a multimillion-dollar telemarketing fraud scheme.
Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures Expected Across New York City Boroughs
The National Weather Service predicts a sunny week with moderate temperatures for New York City, with the chance of showers on Tuesday and a Hazardous Weather Outlook issuing no severe warnings.
Suspected Rental Scam Artist Charged With Grand Larceny in New York City Over Fake Hell's Kitchen Apartment
Nicholas Fuelling was charged with grand larceny for allegedly running a rental scam for a nonexistent apartment in Hell's Kitchen, NYC, victimizing multiple people.
New York Attorney General Launches Investigation into 2022 Fatal Encounter Between NYPD and Civilian in Harlem
The NY Attorney General's Office is investigating the death of Anthony Troy James following an altercation with NYPD officers in Harlem on June 4, 2022.
Man Indicted for Alleged Assault on NYPD Officers in Manhattan
Man faces charges for assaulting NYPD officers and attempting robbery, leaving three officers injured, including one with lasting nerve damage, after resisting arrest and an altercation at Bellevue Hospital.












