A young musician fought back against COVID lockdowns by taking music into the streets of Manhattan and saved us all

Warren Buffett’s son Peter has dropped $160 million—and probably a lot more—to turn a county in upstate New York into his personal farm-to-table utopia, complete with its own radio station, music festival, and currency

Physical attacks under Palestinian banners in streets, stores, restaurants; explosive device thrown in the Diamond District

A string of violent incidents targeting Jews points to a breakdown in public safety across the five boroughs

Angered by Cuomo and de Blasio, powerful Orthodox and Hasidic communities break ranks with the Democrats and challenge NYC’s political math

Woke nonsense, bigoted targeting of their community, can’t keep children out of their playgrounds

The coronavirus preys on the city’s tightknit Jewish communities, which also offer desperately needed support in a time of loss, grief, and ever-growing need

Will the pandemic push America’s greatest city over the edge?

First in a series on the anarchists and the Jews: two uniquely Jewish contributions to American life and the global struggle for worker’s rights

Letters to and from the early-20th-century immigration service that sent thousands of Jews to America’s heartland

Remembering the heilige yid of Manhattan’s West Side in the 1960s and ’70s

Andrew Cuomo: ‘There is no place for hate or discrimination or bigotry in New York’

The change comes as part of a larger settlement between the Sullivan County Board of Elections and a group of Hasidic residents of Bloomingburg, who had alleged discrimination and voter disenfranchisement

A dispatch from Grindr Shabbat, a service and dinner that embraces LGBTQ Jews

A first in kosher pain relief