New York Region Breaking News & Headlines

Starting Friday, all New York City residents will be eligible to receive a coronavirus vaccine at the American Museum of Natural History.

The endorsement comes at a critical time for the city comptroller, who has struggled to gain traction in the race.

The New York governor, Andrew M. Cuomo, is now the subject of four separate investigations into his behavior in office.

The Police Department has agreed to stop using an “alert” noise on the devices after demonstrators and photographers sued, saying it caused […]

Thirty-three antiquities were handed over to the Afghan ambassador by the Manhattan district attorney’s office and the Department of Homeland […]

The display in New York’s Union Square, which reports the window to address global warming, now also measures the rising use of renewable energy.

The ballot order for the June 22 New York mayoral primary was decided by lottery, not alphabetical order, but Andrew Yang will still appear last.

A program to vaccinate homebound older people was put on hold while the one-shot vaccine was paused.

Jonathan Ames, known for his confessional essays and TV shows like “Bored to Death,” tries his hand at a detective novel with “A Man Named […]

The expansion of the Javits Center is almost complete, but the pandemic has kept it from hosting events for more than a year.

Mr. McGuire has landed endorsements from Representative Gregory W. Meeks and three hip-hop giants as his campaign for New York mayor enters a crucial […]

She opened the first gallery in SoHo and was a part of Chelsea’s initial wave. Now, at 83, the dean of ‘tough art’ will bring in new partners […]

Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.

Commuting from Queens to Manhattan, neglected at the library and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.

This year’s election is shaping up to be the city’s first in which super PACs play a major role.

Mr. Prude’s death last year became part of a fraught national conversation around racism and brutality in policing.

Some graduates criticized the program as too lenient after the U.S. Military Academy disclosed its biggest academic scandal in decades.

A scholar, a university leader and a believer in libraries, he almost single-handedly rescued a grand but broken one in a time of municipal austerity.

James C. Nicola, who balanced provocative programming with shows aimed at Broadway, will have served 34 years as artistic director.

Many employees of New York’s homeless shelters are themselves in precarious economic situations, taking on multiple jobs, working overtime and […]