Posts published in “New York City”

Need a New Driver’s License to Fly? Prepare for a Real Wait. D.M.V. lines are longer than ever as states struggle to issue the new licenses, which will be required for domestic flights starting Oct. 1.

Weinstein’s Lawyer Wrote an Article Addressing Jurors. The Judge Is Livid. The film producer’s lawyer urged jurors to do “what they know is right,’’ prompting the prosecution to complain of jury tampering.

Life at Caleta 111 Revolves Around Limes and Tiger’s Milk A new Peruvian restaurant in Richmond Hill, Queens, specializes in ceviche and its citrus-based marinade.

The Place Was Decrepit, but the Price Was Right They didn’t mind renting a fixer-upper, but three years later they’re still working on it.

Encinitas, Calif.: A Beach Town Where Prices Rise With the Tide Twenty-five miles up the coast from San Diego, the small city attracts buyers with its ocean views and solid schools.

A Latino Worker, a Risky Construction Site and a Family in Mourning Construction workers, many of them undocumented, continue to die on the job in New York City, despite safety regulations.

6 Cooper Hewitt Trustees Resign After Director’s Removal The board members said they should have been consulted before the Smithsonian asked Caroline Baumann to resign after an investigation. Six trustees, among them the prominent designer David Rockwell, have resigned from…

A Legal Lion Lays Down His Gavel With a Ruling of ‘Love, Not Hate’ After 53 years as a federal judge in Brooklyn, Jack B. Weinstein is retiring. He still has a stubborn belief in the American future.

A Rape Suspect Was Released. 3 More Women Were Attacked. A series of mistakes underscored a longstanding problem in the N.Y.P.D.’s Special Victims division.

Life of a C.I.A. Coder: Nerf Guns, Pranks and Fat Jokes Trial witnesses describe a raucous workplace culture among officers at the intelligence agency.

Cuomo blames anti-Semitism for dividing the country Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Sunday the country is more divided than ever — pointing to recent anti-Semitic attacks in New York. The governor’s statements came after he was asked about upstate and downstate…

Almost half of UWS tower would have to be removed under new court ruling That’s quite the haircut. A court ruling this past week could lead to a dramatic trimming of the nearly completed 200 Amsterdam Avenue, currently the tallest…

Tessa Majors: What We Know About the 14-Year-Old Charged With Murder The authorities have accused Rashaun Weaver of fatally stabbing the Barnard student during a robbery near the college in December.