Are New Yorkers Masking Up on the Subway?
Most are, it seems, and the police are armed with $50 fines for those who won’t
Cops & Courts
Times Square Shooting Leaves Three Hurt, Including a Four Year Old
The injured were innocent bystanders, police said, and a shooter may have been caught on video
How Covid Hits Prisons: One Assemblywoman’s Stand
For Carmen De La Rosa, criminal justice reform is personal
Seven Businesses Robbed in Central Queens
Update April 28th, 1 p.m.: As of Wednesday morning, police say that two more businesses were robbed in connection with this pattern, raising the total to seven. The
That Cannabis Conviction Could Soon Go Away
New Yorkers react to the new legislation that legalizes low levels of marijuana
Cold Case: Why A Bomb That Killed Two Cops in 1940 Remains a Source of Intrigue
“It’s the business,” one detective said to the other when he saw the dynamite. Soon it would explode
Park Slope and Cobble Hill: A Burglar is Breaking Through Doors
Police are investigating a series of similar apartment break-ins, and they suspect the same person is behind them all
Harvey Weinstein Convicted of Rape and a Criminal Sexual Act
The media mogul was acquitted of the two most serious charges, but still faces up to 25 years in prison
What It’s Like Sketching the Nation’s Most High Profile Trials
A 45-year veteran artist reveals her craft.
Reading the Tea Leaves at the Harvey Weinstein Trial
The jury has been deliberating for days, but the case is far from over
The Waiting Game Continues: The View from Inside the Court Room
The jury for the Harvey Weinstein sexual assault trial deliberates for second day without reaching a verdict
Third Suspect in the Death of Tessa Majors Arrested
The teenage boy will be charged as an adult for the murder of the Barnard freshman
Waiting for Weinstein
For journalists covering the sexual assault trial of the movie mogul, it’s meant long, tedious hours outside the courtroom
Harvey Weinstein’s Fate Now Rests With the Jury
Judge asks jurors to review evidence and clarification on the charges
On Trump’s List of Pardons: the Former NY Police Commissioner
The president’s clemency frenzy, included Bernie Kerik, who spent three years in prison for tax fraud and making false statements