Foes and Fans of Congestion Pricing Sound Off at Final Public Hearings
The nation’s first congestion-pricing program could go into effect in New York City as soon as this spring. The nation’s first congestion-pricing […]
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Tony’s Booth From the ‘Sopranos’ Finale Sets Off Online Bidding War
The New Jersey ice cream parlor where “The Sopranos” abruptly cut to black in 2007 put the booth on eBay, hoping to […]
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Kamala Harris to Meet With Israel’s Gantz and Push for Pause in Fighting in Gaza
In a White House meeting on Monday afternoon with Benny Gantz, a member of Israel’s war cabinet, the vice president also focused […]
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John C. Bahnsen Jr., 89, Dies; Fierce Commander During the Vietnam War
One of the most honored combat veterans in U.S. history, he was awarded 19 decorations for valor. He was blunt about what […]
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California Senate Race 2024: Adam Schiff Seeks Prized Seat
Representative Adam Schiff has controlled the Senate race in California with robust fund-raising and is trying to elbow out his biggest Democratic […]
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San Francisco Art Institute Campus, With Rivera Mural, Sold
The sale includes a 1931 Diego Rivera mural, which has been valued at $50 million.The sale includes a 1931 Diego Rivera mural, […]
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Judge Upholds Parts of Arizona Law Requiring Voters to Prove Citizenship
Both sides claimed victory after a mixed decision that said voters must provide proof of citizenship in state elections, but not in […]
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A Massachusetts Library is Forgiving Fees for Cat Photos
A program this month encourages library patrons in Worcester, Mass., who have lost or damaged books or other items to reactivate their […]
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Here’s What’s in the Bipartisan Spending Bill to Prevent a Partial Shutdown
Democrats rejected almost all of House Republicans’ marquee policy demands. But G.O.P. negotiators forced some spending cuts, including to the E.P.A. and […]
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