Brooklyn Man Charged With Murder in Manhattan Rap Concert Shooting Daryl Campbell, 31, who goes by the stage name Taxstone, was accused of fatally shooting a 33-year-old bodyguard at a 2016 concert by the rapper T.I.
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Silver May Start ‘Parade of Horribles’ Out of McDonnell Case, Critics Say Legal experts said a Supreme Court ruling that helped reverse the conviction of Sheldon Silver, the former Assembly speaker, could offer a road map to public officials inclined…
Expectant Mother and Father-to-Be, Separated by Cinder Block Trying to prepare for their baby’s arrival, two inmates at a county jail in New Jersey communicate by gestures through windows.
Party Coverage: Scene City: Four-Legged Causes Benefits were held last week for the Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation, Broadway Barks and Guild Hall.
Driver in Deadly Times Square Crash Is Charged With Murder Richard Rojas, who plowed his car through crowded Times Square sidewalks in May, killing one woman and hurting several other people badly, pleaded not guilty on Thursday to the charges…
Hungry City: A Rare Manhattan Find: Great Vietnamese Food, Times Two Hanoi House and Madame Vo, which both opened in January in the East Village, specialize in differing styles, but both make exemplary pho.
Could the Rockaways Survive Another Sandy? Residents are bracing for the worst, wondering whether measures taken so far are enough to keep devastation of the Queens community at bay.
Fit City: Immersion Therapy at the Pool, for Vets and Civilians At John Jay College of Criminal Justice, a group of veterans and students are in swim class for athletic and emotional reasons.
Sunday Routine: How Nadia Boujarwah, Fashion Entrepreneur, Spends Her Sundays Ms. Boujarwah, who runs a plus-size clothing company, visits thrift stores and cycling studios, goes on business walks and cooks for friends.
Character Study: A Lifetime Spent Wandering Through Celluloid History Pete Romano, who began working at Kaufman Astoria Studios as a weed-puller and is now head of operations, has a front-row seat on film history.
Pet City: This Instagram Dog Wants to Sell You a Lint Roller Dogs that are big on Instagram make big money pushing products. Some of their owners have quit their day jobs.
N.Y.C. Nature: Atlantic Surf Clams: Edible, and Collectible Head to the Rockaways, and you’re sure to come across the shell beloved by collectors on every beach up and down the coast.
Bookshelf: Set in New York, Fit for the Hammock “The Gargoyle Hunters” by John Freeman Gill is one of several new books featuring New York City as a backdrop.
An Unlikely Race Course on the Red Hook Waterfront Red Hook, Brooklyn joins Monaco and Paris this weekend when it hosts the Formula E ePrix — a Formula One-style race with electric cars.
Sheldon Silver’s Conviction Is Overturned The appeals court cited a 2016 Supreme Court ruling involving a former Virginia governor that changed the rules for a corruption prosecution.