New York City Headlines

The International Olympic Committee was already struggling to find hosts for the Winter Games. Sapporo’s flailing 2030 bid has added another headache. [...]

The state’s crusading censors are choosing the comfort of ignorance over the inconvenience of truth. [...]

‘We’re praying for you’ has been ridiculed as an empty phrase. But it can be an incitement to action rather than an excuse for inaction. [...]

You may be the only one in this entire state who could do something to protect our children. You could do it if you wanted to. [...]

For most of history, it was one of the world’s leading economies, and it now has a fighting chance to recover that role. [...]

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day. [...]

Eric Adams, who ran for mayor on a pledge to make it easier for poor New Yorkers to access city services, introduced an online portal called “MyCity.” [...]

Exploitation is not an economic development strategy. [...]

The decision lets regulators issue licenses in some of the state’s most populated areas, but 18 remain on hold as judges prepare to hear arguments. [...]

ByteDance, the Chinese company behind TikTok, is trying to woo popular social media creators to Lemon8 before it is officially introduced this year. [...]

The State Legislature appears ready to block plans to significantly expand housing in the city and suburbs. [...]

People hoping to become homeowners have answered the call to relocate to Peoria, Ill., where the housing is affordable and a one-person welcoming committee awaited them. [...]

A little-known buyer won an auction on the courthouse steps and then went off the radar, failing to pay the $19 million deposit. Now the famous building’s fate is uncertain. [...]

Tony Spring, who runs Bloomingdale’s, will replace Jeff Gennette as C.E.O. in February. Mr. Gennette has led the chain since 2017. [...]

Tashnuva Anan Shishir, who became her country’s first transgender news anchor in 2021, is performing in “Public Obscenities” at Soho Rep. [...]

Connecticut does not allow medical aid in dying, so Lynda Bluestein sued Vermont to take advantage of that state’s law. Now, legislators may make the practice more broadly available. [...]

If your name is Ryan, there is a party for you. And no one else. [...]

The previous proposal to help pay for the renovation of the station, which could cost up to $10 billion in state funds, has been shelved. [...]

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The city would require New Yorkers with yards to separate their leaf and yard waste from trash. The program is expected to start in Queens in June. [...]