Manhattan

Before the Hamptons perfected the choreography of linen, rosé and strategic nonchalance, the East End smelled of salt, turpentine, wet earth and artistic mutiny. Certainly, the light was ravishing. Yet …

Opera began, magnificently, in late-16th-century Florence, when poets and musicians attempted to revive ancient Greek drama. It gathered theater, poetry and longing beneath one proscenium. Its stages, however, have not …

In one such story from this year, Desire said the mother of a female victim — who was in her 30s and died in the South Tower of the World …

The man who allegedly went on a rampage inside a Midtown Synagogue last month was arraigned on a hate crime indictment Wednesday. Photo by Dean Moses The man accused of …

One gets the feeling that there’s not much that Liz Lamere can’t do if she puts her mind to it. A one-time drummer in a punk band as a teen, …

New York City is unlikely to face lawsuits based on the information in newly released documents about what the city knew and hid about Lower Manhattan’s dangerous air quality in …

Protesters did not mince words when it came to their step back on providing services to youth in the transgender community; in fact, they railed that it was a clear …

Today, Harrison, while serving as president of the Gramercy Park Block Association, also keeps the memories of those lost and the efforts of the thousands of volunteers alive with photos, …

New York City will make more than 170,000 pages of Sept. 11 records public on Tuesday — opening a vast trove of records that sheds new light on how officials …

Dozens of companies, big and small, across the five boroughs have made New York City Comptroller Mark Levine’s second-annual list of city businesses committing the most labor violations, released ahead …