New York City to Honor Former Congressman Charles B. Rangel with Public Viewings and Tribute Events
New York City announces public events to honor late Congressman Charles B. Rangel, including viewings and a funeral service, recognizing his service and impact on the community.
Jury Deadlock in Gotham Retrial as Harvey Weinstein Case Stalls Amid Tensions and Dysfunction in NYC Courtroom
The jury in Harvey Weinstein's retrial will resume deliberation on sex crime charges; the judge denied a mistrial despite juror issues. Previously convicted in 2020, Weinstein faces a new trial with added testimony.
NY Representatives Denied Entry to ICE Facility Amid Allegations of Mistreatment and Increased Detentions
NY Representatives Espaillat and Velázquez were denied entry to inspect an ICE facility after allegations of poor conditions and increased detentions.
"Maybe Happy Ending" and Nicole Scherzinger Triumph at Tony Awards, George Clooney's Play Snubbed
"Maybe Happy Ending" wins six Tonys, including Best New Musical, Darren Criss clinches Leading Actor, while Nicole Scherzinger takes Leading Actress. Cole Escola becomes the first non-binary winner for Leading Actor in a Play.
FAA Maintains Flight Caps at Newark Liberty International Airport Until Late 2025 Amid Operational Challenges
The FAA limits flights at Newark Airport until the end of 2025 to address construction, staffing, and technology issues causing delays and cancellations.
New York City Faces Rising Energy Insecurity Amid Heat Waves and Potential Federal Aid Cuts
New York City Comptroller Brad Lander’s report underlines the rising threat of energy insecurity due to higher temperatures and rising utility costs, with one in three residents being energy insecure and facing a utility bill crisis.
New York Senate Poised to Decide on Landmark Medically Assisted Suicide Bill
The NY Senate is set to vote on the Medical Aid in Dying Act, which could legalize medically assisted suicide for terminally ill patients, following the Assembly's approval.
New Law Eliminating Broker Fees Set to Benefit NYC Renters Amid Real Estate Board's Last-Ditch Challenge
A new law to eliminate broker fees for most NYC tenants is set to begin, with the Real Estate Board of New York attempting to delay its implementation through a court challenge.
New York City Faces Showers and Potential Thunderstorms as Weather Varies Across Boroughs
New York City faces showers and potential thunderstorms this week, with varied forecasts for each borough and chances of rain mostly before Wednesday, leading to clearer skies and warmer temperatures later in the week.
Boat Fire Injures 22 Off City Island Coast, Bronx Captain Charged with DWI
A boat fire near City Island, Bronx injured 22, with one critical. Captain Joshua Brito was charged with DWI and reckless endangerment. Rescuers saved three from water; others swam to shore. The cause is under investigation.












