Sona Patel

California is the only place where a recall of a governor has made the ballot twice.

Reader responses add an extra dimension to Times articles, and a lot more.

Wednesday: If you’ve lost work as a result of the coronavirus outbreak in California, here’s what to know.

People watched with horror as a fire consumed the spire and roof of Paris’s famed cathedral, and expressed despair that one of the city’s grandest cultural symbols was being damaged.

The New York Times asked readers who took a year off from college to share their experiences. Here’s what they said.

The New York Times asked readers to talk about how they would be affected if the Affordable Care Act was repealed.

The New York Times asked readers to share their sightings — and photos — of Mr. Cunningham.

New York Times readers shared their most notable moments from Harper Lee’s first novel.

New York Times readers share their memories of David Bowie and what his life and music meant to them.

Residents of some of the world’s most heavily polluted cities shared their experiences dealing with the daily challenges and consequences.

Nicholas Winton organized the escape of 669 children, mostly Jews, from Czechoslovakia on the eve of World War II. After Mr. Winton died in July, The New York Times asked the original Winton’s Children and their descendants to share their stories.

Winifred M. Reilly, a Berkeley-based therapist, suggests what to do when it seems as if a spouse is still married to extended family.

If a couple really love each other, they can overcome the effects of an extramarital affair, a marriage and family therapist says.

The authors of “Jerusalem: A Cookbook,” Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi, joined Julia Moskin and three home cooks for a live video chat to discuss a recipe for chicken with onions and rice.