Manhattan
Israel-American Alexander brothers go on trial for alleged sex trafficking, abuse over 13 years
Oren and Tal Alexander co-founded the luxury real estate brokerage Official, while Alon Alexander was an executive at a private security company.
Cameron Kasky: Jewish progressive running for Congress after West Bank solidarity mission
At a former driving school, Kehillat Harlem plants roots for Jewish life uptown
Diaspora Jewish leadership is speaking a language the world no longer understands - opinion
The new Israeli family trend: Why cruises to the U.S. are popular
In the past year, there has been a 48% increase in bookings for vacations combining a U.S. tour with luxury cruises. "Israelis are looking for the perfect combination of adventure and relaxation."
NYC street in Manhattan's Upper East Side renamed 'Yad Vashem Way'
The location in the Manhattan borough was chosen in the vicinity of Rabbi Arthur Schneier’s iconic Park East Synagogue, done as a testament to NYC Jewish immigrants who survived the Holocaust.
NYC's Bryant Park holiday market engulfed in flames
The New York City Fire Department reported at the scene that the fire was "six feet by 40 feet long."
Arizona man indicted for 1000 antisemitic threats to murder, torture, maim Jews
“We allege Hall used graphic and hate-filled rhetoric to terrorize several victims in New York City and around the US," Acting Special Agent in Charge Nelson Delgado said in a statement.
Luigi Mangione sought to 'sow terror' in UnitedHealth executive killing, prosecutor says
Mangione, 26, would face a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted on all counts.
FBI arrests Florida man who planned bombing of New York Stock Exchange
According to the FBI, Harun Abdul-Malik Yener from Florida was charged with an attempt to use an explosive device to damage or destroy a building used in interstate commerce.
Trump granted permission to seek dismissal of hush money case
Lawyers for Trump, a Republican, have argued that the case must be dismissed because having it loom over him while he was president - preventing his ability to govern.
Homeless man allegedly kills two, critically wounds one in stabbing spree in Manhattan
The first attack occurred around 8:20 a.m. in Chelsea when the attacker approached a 36-year-old construction worker outside 444 West 19th Street and stabbed him in the stomach.
Rihanna’s former NYC penthouse among high-profile properties heading to auction amid market shift
Luxury auctions surge as celebrity apartments and historic homes hit the auction block.
After bomb threat interrupted Kol Nidre, this congregation kept praying on Manhattan street
Immediately after the call came in, the synagogue security guard alerted the congregants, prompting 400 people to exit the building.
