Luigi Mangione's federal trial for the 2024 shooting of a UnitedHealthcare executive may begin in September, with jury selection possibly starting then. The trial's start date depends on rulings regarding the death penalty, which Mangione's defense is contesting, and other legal motions. The case has garnered national attention and involves complex legal issues, including motions to dismiss charges and disputes over evidence legality.
A lawsuit alleges that New York's Office of Children and Family Services is unlawfully confining children in solitary cells without toilets for extended periods, violating state regulations.
Emily Ratajkowski shares a series of Instagram photos showcasing her versatility, from a serene mosque setting to casual street style in New York, highlighting her ability to switch between different fashion and mood expressions.
Erin Somers's novel 'The Ten Year Affair' humorously explores the midlife longing and moral rigidity of a millennial couple in New York, highlighting their decade-long fantasies about an affair that ultimately reveals their emotional stagnation and societal pressures, all wrapped in sharp wit and keen social observation.
The article features photos of the day, including Venezuelan President Maduro's visit to New York and a calligraphy contest, highlighting notable events on Monday.
The Georgian National Ballet Sukhishvili is bringing its vibrant and athletic folk dances to New York, showcasing Georgia's rich cultural heritage and history through performances at Carnegie Hall and Brooklyn, amidst a challenging political climate in Georgia.
An arrest was made in what is believed to be New York State's first murder of 2026, involving Stephen Primm who shot Joseph Fountain in New Cassel on New Year's Day, resulting in Fountain being struck four times.
Francis Patrelle, a renowned ballet teacher and choreographer who founded Dances Patrelle and was a prominent figure in New York's ballet community, died at age 78 due to complications from a fall.
Amid a severe 'super flu' outbreak in 2026, New York hospitals are reinstating mask mandates to curb the spread of the highly contagious Influenza A/H3 virus, which has caused over 239,857 cases in the state, with the worst period between December and February.
New York has experienced a record high of over 4,500 flu hospitalizations in a week, with overall cases reaching more than 72,000 last month. Health officials emphasize the importance of vaccination and other preventive measures to combat the severe flu season, especially for vulnerable groups like children, pregnant women, and the elderly.
New York reports a record high of 4,546 flu hospitalizations in a week, driven by a severe flu season and a new H3N2 subclade K strain, with nationwide flu activity also rising; health officials emphasize the importance of vaccination and early treatment.
Muslims and immigrants played a crucial role in Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral victory in New York, signaling a shift in the city’s demographics and political landscape.
A humorous and somber farewell ceremony was held in Washington Square Park to mark the end of the MetroCard's service in New York City after three decades, with participants chanting 'swipe, swipe' in a mock funeral.
The article highlights major art exhibitions in 2026 across the world's great art cities, including Paris, New York, Tokyo, Madrid, and London, featuring renowned artists like Renoir, Rousseau, Kandinsky, and contemporary figures, with a focus on diverse themes and lesser-known works.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul expanded the emergency declaration to cover all 62 counties in anticipation of a severe lake effect snowstorm expected to bring up to three feet of snow, high winds, and blizzard conditions, prompting travel advisories and emergency measures across the state.
