New York City Mayor Eric Adams and his lawyer Alex Spiro exit federal court after his arraignment on bribery and fraud charges on September 27, 2024 in New York City. The letter comes days ahead of a key petition-filing deadline in the mayoral race. [ more ]

Tal Alexander and Oren Alexander attend 565 Broome Sales Gallery launch event in 2016 in New York City. The ruling could discourage some sexual assault victims from suing their alleged perpetrators. [ more ]

Marlow & Sons was opened more than 20 years ago by the team that owns nearby butcher store Marlow & Daughters. It's the end of an era. [ more ]

This dog was rescued from the East River, according to the NYPD Animal shelter employees named the dog Hudson. [ more ]

Inside Night Owl video, Brooklyn's newest video rental store. Night Owl Video invites customers to remember a simpler time, pre-streaming. [ more ]

Police say three people were shot in a home on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn Sunday evening. Police say the two surviving men, both in their 60s, are in stable condition. [ more ]

Mothers Picking up kids at daycare, Queens, New York. A program that helps working parents afford child care could end for thousands of families. [ more ]

Alisha with her husband and dog at home in Brooklyn. Because of chronic fatigue associated with long COVID she has to spend much of the day reclining. An estimated 500,000 New Yorkers suffer from COVIDs lingering effects, with 1 in 5 saying the condition significantly limits their activities. [ more ]

State Sen. John Liu, center, addresses media on Sunday, March 30, 2025. Mets owner Steve Cohen and Hard Rock International have committed to fund a High Line-style bridge or pay $100 million for Queens park improvements under a new plan supported by State Sen. John Liu. [ more ]

Everyone was having a great time in Central Park on Saturday until a cold front ruined the day. The temperature in Central Park plummetted by 26 degrees within a single hour on Saturday afternoon. [ more ]

A flower blooms in New York City in spring. April is a jam-packed month, with Earth Day, Record Store Day, Easter and more. [ more ]

New York's cherry blossom season usually begins in April. Brooklyn Botanic Garden President and CEO Adrian Benepe joins "All Things Considered" host Tiffany Hanssen to discuss the beloved springtime blooms. [ more ]

Two overlapping meteor showers headline April's astronomical highlights. A roundup of this month's astronomical highlights. [ more ]

Mayor Eric Adams, NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch, and Chief of Department John Chell speak at the scene on Saturday. One of the cars involved was being driven by a woman with a suspended license, according to police. [ more ]

Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani is one of three candidates backed by the WFP. The party endorsed Adrienne Adams, Brad Lander, Zohran Mamdani and Zellnor Myrie, but will wait to issue a ranking. [ more ]

Victor Dempsey, brother of Delrawn Small, during a police accountability rally. NYPD officer Wayne Isaacs is facing a disciplinary trial after being acquitted of criminal charges in the 2016 shooting. [ more ]

The block in East Flatbush where police say an officer shot at a slashing suspect The man, 29, is in stable condition. The man he allegedly slashed sustained minor injuries. [ more ]

The exterior of Paragon Sports near Union Square. The iconic sports store will be transformed into a comedy club for three evenings. [ more ]

A pharmacy advertises the COVID-19 vaccine as the nation marked the fifth anniversary of the Covid-19 pandemic on March 13, 2025, in New York City. The governor called on New York lawmakers in the House Republican majority to 'stand up and fight back.' [ more ]

The death of Kennso Morikawa-Hernandez, now 31, has been classified as a homicide. The case has been reclassified as a homicide, potentially opening up the 51-year-old woman to murder charges. [ more ]

Assemblymember Latrice Walker, D-Brooklyn, (left) spoke at a rally in opposition to Gov. Kathy Hochul's proposals on discovery law alongside public defender Eli Northrup (front center) and Assemblymember Gabriella Romero, D-Albany (front right). Lawmakers are likely to blow past the April 1 deadline, in part because they're split on Gov. Kathy Hochul's ...

Because the casting director is desperate for an actual medical examiner to be in the film, here are your afternoon links: Walt Frazier loves congestion pricing, Brooklyn Bridge Park roller rink season begins, grandpa sneakers and more. [ more ]

The Bronx apartment building where a woman allegedly scammed money from NYCHA and her tenants Australia Gonzalez could face years in prison if convicted of the scheme, where she allegedly charged rent while living in Florida. [ more ]

New York City's teachers union backs Hochul's proposal, while school administrators want more flexibility. Governor Hochul and teachers unions favor all-day restrictions on smartphones, while administrators want more flexibility. [ more ]

Maeen Ali helped push for a prayer room at the MTA's East New York bus depot. The MTA has set up new prayer rooms for Muslim employees at bus depots in Brooklyn. Transit workers who use the spaces say it's a sign the agency has come a long way. [ more ]