Catalina Gonella
Articles by Catalina Gonella
Protesters have been there for days amid a detainee hunger strike. Gov. Sherrill says she was denied access.
Summer is nearly upon us, as are a variety of outdoor events around the city.
Real-feel temperatures are forecast to reach the mid-to-upper 90s.
The MTA says backup shuttle buses can carry only a fraction of regular LIRR riders.
Roughly 275,000 commuters rely on the Long Island Rail Road daily. Shuttle buses have a capacity for 13,000 riders.
Roughly a dozen big events are coming to the five boroughs as the weather warms up.
But residents will have to deal with some cooler conditions before then.
The lawmaker says the White House should restore funding and rejoin the World Health Organization.
New York’s Division of Consumer Protection is tracking thousands of impersonation scam reports that are getting more sophisticated with AI.
The former New York City mayor had required mechanical ventilation but is now breathing on his own, according to his spokesperson.
A spokesperson says the former New York City mayor is “fighting” and asks for prayers.
Elected leaders are questioning the presence of federal immigration agents and the police response after a chaotic confrontation on Saturday night.
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