The New Yorkian

How ‘Summer in the City’ Became the Soundtrack for Every City Summer The dog days of 1966 were filled with riots, protests and a nation on edge. Not to mention a brutal heat wave. But in Greenwich Village, something new…

Melania Trump’s Parents Become U.S. Citizens as Lawyer Acknowledges ‘Chain Migration’ Viktor and Amalija Knavs had a private naturalization ceremony in Lower Manhattan, after being sponsored by their daughter in a program President Trump has railed against.

Riders Wonder: With Uber as New York’s Plan B, Is There a Plan C? Riders mull a world with fewer Ubers, a day after New York became the first major American city to cap the growth of for-hire vehicles.

Gender Letter: Revolutionary Women Are Coming to a Public Monument Near You For years, men have made up the vast majority of public monuments in this country. A series of campaigns are now pressing for women to get their (monumental)…

Finally, Some Gay Pride From the Yankees The Yankees are developing a series of events next season tied to the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising.

Bookshelf: Taking Walks on the Wild Side New books featuring prominent sites, proposed walks and maps cover subjects like rock ‘n’ roll, architecture, the history of Harlem and pop culture.

Can Chris Collins Be Re-elected While Indicted? Michael Grimm, an Ex-Felon, Has Thoughts Mr. Grimm, who won re-election while under indictment, says that much of Washington will look at Mr. Collins “as a pariah.”