Anthony Pullis, who lost his father in the 9/11 attacks, alleges Café Grumpy refused service moments before he attended the memorial near Ground Zero.
Civil suit accuses NYPD Deputy Chief Surgeon Theobald Reich, 98, of repeated abuse during biweekly medical visits that began after a 2018 fall; case seeks unspecified damages.
In a Gracie Mansion interview, the incumbent touts crime-reduction gains, defends his record amid corruption probes and casts his rival as a phony, while predicting a surge of Jewish voters to help his bid.
Prosecutors warned of public-safety risk; a high-profile bail ruling precedes a new wave of bank robberies linked to a repeat offender.
Executive orders target high-skilled immigration, drawing praise from allies and criticism from tech leaders and industry groups
Tammy Nobles condemns remarks by Rep. Jasmine Crockett during a House debate on legislation to tighten screening of unaccompanied migrant children
Trump claims Erik Siebert did not quit, was terminated; nomination to lead EDVA yet to be confirmed as probe into New York AG Letitia James continues
OCR says Chicago Public Schools violated federal anti-discrimination laws; CPS could lose Magnet School Assistance Program funding.
Nation grapples with a high-profile killing and renewed calls for restraint amid widening partisan divides