Maia Coleman

The first subway train left from City Hall on Oct. 27, 1904. Riders on the C train say the subway is essential to their lives as New Yorkers.

A Gotti Grandson Pleads Guilty to Covid Relief Fraud

The former prosecutor represented the owner of the New England Patriots and is now Elon Musk’s personal lawyer.

Matthew Bianchi said he was transferred after he angered a high-ranking official of the New York Police Department by ticketing a friend.

Jesus Concepcion, a teacher at a Bronx middle school, gave cellphones to girls so he could contact them without their parents’ knowledge, and he bought them gifts to lure them in.

Federal prosecutors charged a North Carolina musician with gaming the system to win royalties from streaming services including Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music.

Sal Strazzullo made a flashy career of representing minor celebrities and those in their orbit. His own affluence was a facade.

Shujun Wang, who co-founded an organization devoted to democracy in China, used it to gather information for the authoritarian country’s government, prosecutors said.

After Kelsey Cuevas lost her sister Kayla, a driver ran over their mother at the site of Kayla’s memorial. The driver is set to be sentenced to probation.

Ms. Kavanagh, the first woman to oversee the New York Fire Department in its nearly 160-year history, gave no explanation for her departure.