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Legionnaires' disease, New York City and Outbreak

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New lawsuits accuse construction companies in deadly New York City outbreak of Legionnaires' disease
A pair of construction companies overlooked safety concerns, causing a “completely preventable” outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in New York City that's killed at least five people and sickened dozens more,

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Deadly NYC Legionnaires' disease outbreak fueled by negligence, lawsuit says
5th Person Dies After a Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak Sickens Dozens in New York City
How does Legionnaires’ disease spread? What to know about NYC outbreak
Health officials are still finding cases in one of the city's largest Legionnaires' disease outbreaks in years as they continue monitoring Harlem cooling towers suspected of sickening more than a hun...

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Lawsuit accuses 2 construction companies in Legionnaires' outbreak
5th person dies amid Harlem's Legionnaires' outbreak
Lawsuits begin after Legionnaires outbreak tears through New York City: ‘It’s completely preventable’
"This medical tragedy that led to the deaths of five citizens from Harlem, that we know about, was a completely preventable outbreak," Ben Crump, the well-known civil rights attorney representing the...

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Five deaths reported amid bacterial infection outbreak in major city
Harlem Legionnaires’ outbreak sparks lawsuits

Mamdani, Skeptical of Casinos, Won’t Try to Block Them in New York City

Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic mayoral nominee, said that while he still had doubts about city casinos, he respected the views of voters who supported them.
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams backs lawsuit to stop ICE arrests at immigration courthouses

New York City Mayor Eric Adams broke with President Trump this week as he backed the city's lawsuit to immediately halt ICE arrests at immigration courthouses.

Where To Eat And Drink In New York City For The 2025 US Open

Whether you're on the grounds of the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center or in New York City, here are the best bites and sips for the 2025 US Open.

New York City Is Stuck With a $45 Million EV Fleet That’s Glitchy as Hell

Problems included suddenly losing power, the inability to exit in an emergency, issues with the gauges and icons on the dashboard, software that did not meet safety requirements, brakes not working, and "unintended" vehicle movement.
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New York City fugitive arrested in Worcester for alleged murder attempt

A New York City man was arrested in Massachusetts as a fugitive from justice in connection with an attempted murder charge.

Here’s What To Do In New York City During The U.S. Open

If you’re coming to New York City during the U.S. Open, you’ll find that the Big Apple has plenty of offerings to match your interests. This major tennis tournament happens at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, which is one of the city’s five boroughs.

New York City police reopen Times Square after brief investigation

New York City police reopened Times Square in Midtown Manhattan to vehicles and pedestrians on Monday after a brief closure that followed a call about a suspicious device at West 43rd Street and Seventh Avenue,

Nick Jonas and Halle Bailey Snap a Cute Selfie in New York City, Plus Lady Gaga, Anne Hathaway and More

Christine Baranski and Simon Jones arrive at the reopening night of Mamma Mia! on Broadway in N.Y.C. on Aug. 18. RuPaul's Drag Race winners Monét X Change, Jinkx Monsoon, Alaska Thunderfvck and Bob the Drag Queen reunite backstage at Monsoon's Oh, Mary! performance in N.Y.C. on Aug. 18.

2 gunmen among 3 killed in New York City bar shooting, police say; 2 other shooters still at large

Two of the three people killed in a bar shooting in the New York City borough of Brooklyn were among the four shooters who opened fire inside the building, the city's police commissioner said Monday.

US threatens to withhold funds over New York subway worker safety issues

The U.S. Transportation Department said on Tuesday it may withhold up to 25% of federal transit funding for New York state's Metropolitan Transportation Authority if the agency does not improve safety for subway track maintenance workers.
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