Harvey Weinstein Seeks to Overturn New York Conviction as Juror Bullying Claims Emerge and Retrial Looms
Harvey Weinstein's team seeks to overturn his sex crime conviction citing juror bullying and intimidation, ahead of a retrial on a separate rape charge.
Former Queens Urgent Care Doctor Sentenced to Probation, Loses License After Pleading Guilty to Sexual Abuse
A former Queens doctor received probation and sex offender status after pleading guilty to sexual abuse, with victims decrying the lack of jail time and a civil suit alleging negligent hiring by his employer.
NYC Outcry Amplifies as ICE Shooting of Minneapolis Mother Sparks Fiery Protests and Demands for Justice
NYC held protests against ICE following the shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, with calls for justice, criticism of ICE, and a vigil for Good. Local leaders condemned the ICE action and affirmed sanctuary city policies.
Astoria's 31st Street Bike Lane Redesign Under Review, Greenpoint's McGuinness Blvd Plans Resurrected by Mayor Mamdani
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is revising the contested Astoria bike lane plan after a court defeat and is also reviving the McGuinness Boulevard bike lane proposal, promoting road safety and challenging previous administration's decisions.
New York City Braces for a Dreary Week with Rain and Mild Chills Ahead
The article discusses the typical dreary winter weather forecast for New York City's five boroughs, with predictions of cloudy skies, moderate temperatures, and chances of rain in the upcoming days.
Bronx and Manhattan Subway Riders Face Service Disruptions as MTA Upgrades Tracks on No. 4 and 5 Lines
The MTA is conducting track switch replacements affecting the No. 4 and 5 train lines in the Bronx and Manhattan, causing service disruptions from Jan. 26 to Feb. 20.












