The New Yorkian

Angelo Falcón, Advocate for Latinos in New York, Dies at 66 The outspoken Mr. Falcón was the founder of a one-man research operation that wielded hard data to argue for greater public commitment to Hispanics’ needs.

Weinstein in Handcuffs Is a ‘Start to Justice’ for His Accusers Women who had accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment, assault and abuse swung between hope and disbelief, watching a day they thought would never come.

As Emails Reveal His Grievances and Grudges, de Blasio Doubles Down Mayor Bill de Blasio offered no apology for the missives, which provided an unvarnished look at his criticisms of his staff and the media in New York City.

Michael Goldstein, Publicist Who Started SoHo Weekly News, Dies at 79 After representing Jimi Hendrix, Sly Stone and other music stars, he challenged The Village Voice, covering Lower Manhattan in a grittier era.

The Case Against Harvey Weinstein, Explained The challenges in prosecuting, and defending, a sex crimes case aimed at a once-powerful target with high-priced lawyers.

Rose McGowan and Other Harvey Weinstein Accusers React: ‘We Got You’ Asia Argento, Mira Sorvino, Annabella Sciorra and others expressed satisfaction and relief as Mr. Weinstein was arrested.

Train Delays, the New Subway Plan and the Perception of Time Officials are hoping riders will accept more time with no service in return for less time stuck on trains.