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NYC cop allegedly dismissed heinous murder suspect turning himself in at NYPD stationhouse
NYPD officers turned away murder suspect Tiliek Shamel Thompson when he tried to surrender for the killing of Lovay Williams, his lawyer says.
42 minutes ago
New York Post
NYC cop allegedly dismissed heinous murder suspect turning himself in at NYPD stationhouse
NYC Climate Week opens with an invitation to ‘smash a data center' piñata
An aerial view of Central Park from 2025. The 18th annual NYC Climate Week centers around concerns about AI, data centers, climate adaptation, energy and the grid. [ more › ]
3 hours ago
Gothamist
NYC Climate Week opens with an invitation to ‘smash a data center' piñata
NYC's vintage Bus Fest returns with double-decker coach from 1918
It's the biggest event of the year for local transit buffs. [ more › ]
5 hours ago
Gothamist
NYC's vintage Bus Fest returns with double-decker coach from 1918
NYC's top watchdog launches probe into what mayors knew about post-9/11 air
New Yorkers were told the air was safe to breathe as they returned to work in Lower Manhattan less than three weeks after the 9/11 attacks. The news comes just over a week after Mayor Zohran Mamdani released some 170,000 documents related to the air quality around Ground Zero following ...
19 hours ago
Gothamist
NYC's top watchdog launches probe into what mayors knew about post-9/11 air
Are Tesla’s Cybercabs racing past NYC regulators?
Tesla did not tell the city transportation department it had deployed Cybercabs in the five boroughs. [ more › ]
1 day ago
Gothamist
Are Tesla’s Cybercabs racing past NYC regulators?
NYC inches closer to creating 'land bank' for tax debts and seized properties
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani Mayor Mamdani and the City Council have named appointments to a proposed “land bank” to replace the city’s controversial tax lien sale system. [ more › ]
1 day ago
Gothamist
NYC inches closer to creating 'land bank' for tax debts and seized properties
Talking concrete and confidence with John Wilson, documentarian of oddball NYC
John Wilson at The Hollywood Reporter Studio at Park City, Utah, 2026. Wilson moves from HBO to the big screen with his new film, "The History of Concrete." It's strong material. [ more › ]
1 day ago
Gothamist
Talking concrete and confidence with John Wilson, documentarian of oddball NYC
NYC has already seen more West Nile Virus human cases this year than in all of 2025
A mosquito resting on water. Most of those hospitalized have neuroinvasive disease, because the sickest people tend to seek out care, health officials say. [ more › ]
1 day ago
Gothamist
NYC has already seen more West Nile Virus human cases this year than in all of 2025
NYC preschools are finally getting paid. Now they're bracing for next month.
A Pre-K teacher interacts with students at Friends of Crown Heights Education Center on November 13, 2025 in the Flatbush neighborhood of the Brooklyn borough in New York City. Some providers say they’re finally getting their loans approved, but a few are still waiting. [ more › ] ...
1 day ago
Gothamist
NYC preschools are finally getting paid. Now they're bracing for next month.
NYPD expects daily UN General Assembly protests as NYC street closures begin
NYPD police stand guard outside the United Nations headquarters ahead of the United Nations General Assembly. Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said police are preparing for multiple demonstrations a day. Street closures and other travel disruptions start Sunday. [ more › ]
1 day ago
Gothamist
NYPD expects daily UN General Assembly protests as NYC street closures begin
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New York Will Pay $24 Million to Family of Inmate Beaten to Death
The state reached a settlement with the family of Robert L. Brooks, who died after being beaten by prison guards in 2024.
13 hours ago
New York Times
New York Will Pay $24 Million to Family of Inmate Beaten to Death
Family of man beaten to death by NY prison guards to receive $24 million
A still from body worn camera footage showing state correction officers using force against Robert Brooks. Robert Brooks' beating death was captured on corrections officers' body-worn cameras. [ more › ]
19 hours ago
Gothamist
Family of man beaten to death by NY prison guards to receive $24 million
Woman's death ruled a homicide after she's found in Manhattan's Highbridge Park
West 174th Street and Amsterdam Avenue She was found dead on a hiking trail with a puncture wound. [ more › ]
19 hours ago
Gothamist
Woman's death ruled a homicide after she's found in Manhattan's Highbridge Park
South Bronx Legionnaires’ outbreak death toll rises to 2
Legionella pneumophila bacteria, which causes the pneumonia condition known as Legionnaires’ disease. A separate outbreak on Manhattan’s Upper East Side killed 11 people this summer. [ more › ]
1 day ago
Gothamist
South Bronx Legionnaires’ outbreak death toll rises to 2
family
Nick Reiner hasn't received 'even $5' from $1.6M family trust, lawyers claim
Nick is awaiting trial in connection with the murders of his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner.
23 minutes ago
New York Post
Nick Reiner hasn't received 'even $5' from $1.6M family trust, lawyers claim
bronx
Iris Baez, a Bronx Voice Against Police Brutality, Dies at 80
After her son died of an illegal chokehold in a fight with an officer, she became an activist and matriarch of families whose children were killed by police.
24 hours ago
New York Times
Iris Baez, a Bronx Voice Against Police Brutality, Dies at 80
A Bronx rape went unsolved for 20 years. Genetic genealogy helped crack the case.
Katy Vicchitto, right, spoke at a press conference Friday after the man convicted of raping her more than two decades ago was sentenced to 25 years in prison. Bronx prosecutors say Jancys Santiago is the first person to be convicted by a New York jury in a sexual assault cold case using ...
23 hours ago
Gothamist
A Bronx rape went unsolved for 20 years. Genetic genealogy helped crack the case.
lawyers
The Lawyers ‘Racing Against the Clock’ to Save New Yorkers From Eviction
With evictions rising in New York City and the court system overwhelmed, the Legal Aid Society created a specialized unit to tackle urgent cases.
9 hours ago
New York Times
The Lawyers ‘Racing Against the Clock’ to Save New Yorkers From Eviction
nypd
$50K worth of meds stolen in serial pharmacy burglaries as NYPD searches for suspects
Thieves targeted eight pharmacies across the city from Flushing to Pelham Gardens this summer. [ more › ]
1 day ago
Gothamist
$50K worth of meds stolen in serial pharmacy burglaries as NYPD searches for suspects
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