Posts published in “New York City”

On the Market: Homes for Sale in New Jersey and New York This week’s properties include a three-bedroom in Bridgewater, N. J. and a five-bedroom in Old Westbury, N.Y.

New York Today: New York Today: A Studio That Helped Define That Brooklyn Look Thursday: A prop house is priced out of Williamsburg, an evening of Japanese drumming, and Walt Whitman’s birthday.

Bookshelf: Coming to America “Journeys” is a collection of 72 personal essays about how families from other countries started over in the United States.

The Hunt: A Studio in the Middle of Everything An Australian transplant embraces New York City — noise, crowded sidewalks and all.

Neighborhood Joint: The Turkish Bistro of Midtown East Orhan Yegen opened Sip Sak in 2004 as a fast-casual option for Turkish cuisine. Two years later, he decided to give his customers a reason to linger.

Works in Progress: On the Resilient Waterfront A new shoreline park at Hunters Point South, in Queens, goes back to nature as a way to protect against future storms.

N.Y.C. Nature: Beautiful and Brutal The yellow warbler is perfectly named. It’s also harsh as a parent.

Car-Share Companies Get Coveted Parking in New York City A pilot program will give 230 on-street spots and 55 spaces in municipal lots to Zipcar and Enterprise CarShare.

With School Visits, Chancellor Signals a Softer Stance on Charters New York City’s new schools chief seemed to indicate the de Blasio administration could be easing its traditionally anti-charter school attitude.

Harvey Weinstein Indicted on Rape and Criminal Sexual Act Charges A Manhattan grand jury voted on Wednesday to indict Mr. Weinstein on charges that he raped one woman and forced another to perform oral sex.

Senate Democrats Thought a Tie Would Work in Their Favor. It Didn’t. A Republican senator left for the Navy, leaving a 31-31 tie. The stalemate could mean that nothing else happens in the last three weeks of the session.

For Giuliani (Boo!), Yankee Stadium Is No Longer a Safe Space For Rudolph Giuliani, getting booed in a place he was once revered was not just a personal slight, but a sign of how much he and the city he…

Metropolitan Diary: 7th Avenue Donuts “Are you ready to order?”

Judge Suggests Review of Cohen Documents Is Moving Too Slowly Lawyers for Mr. Cohen were given a June 15 deadline to review the documents seized from his office, apartment and hotel room.