10+ mon, 4+ week ago (35+ words) Front page for Jan. 4, 2025: Judge won't toss porn star case convictions, sets Trump sentencing for next week. President-elect Donald Trump faces sentencing Jan. 10 in the hush-money for Stormy ......

2+ mon, 4+ week ago (36+ words) Front page for Sept. 1, 2025: Suspected suicide by troubled man after bust in fatal shoot of Bronx super and wounding of 2 others. Jimmy Avila (r.) was found dead in an apparent suicide at Rikers ......

10+ mon, 4+ week ago (27+ words) NYC mom stabbed to death defending young daughter in brawl with 20 women Online clash sparked 20-woman brawl, fatal stab of NYC mom defending daughter ......

8+ mon, 3+ week ago (26+ words) Hazel Dukes, civil rights advocate and adviser to generations of leaders, dies at 92. Hazel Dukes died peacefully, surrounded by loved ones in Harlem early Saturday....

8+ mon, 3+ week ago (39+ words) St. John's wins first conference title in 40 years with win over Seton Hall. After scoring 21 points in St. John's 71-61 win over Seton Hall on Saturday, guard RJ Luis hoists the trophy overhead to ......

6+ mon, 5+ day ago (29+ words) Last month's helicopter crash into the Hudson River that tragically took six lives underscores the immediate need to fully ban, or at minimum better regulate, the dangerous, polluting, nonessential ......

4+ mon, 6+ day ago (355+ words) The New York Daily News is building on its legacy as "New York's Hometown Newspaper" to become "New York's Election Newspaper," with enhanced coverage tracking the 2025 mayoral candidates on the campaign trail and reaching deep into New York's neighborhoods as voters face a critical decision. Starting Thursday and for the next few months, that change will be reflected in a new flag on the News' front page. The campaign, a turning point moment, has raised questions about the city's future amid clashing crises: Affordability, antisemitism, immigration, housing, an epidemic of untreated mental illness. All unfolding against a backdrop of dissent in Washington, deep budget cuts and an aggressive immigration crackdown. It is a battle that will be fought out in the streets and neighborhoods of the city, demanding the local experience and expertise that the reporters and editors of the…...

1+ mon, 4+ day ago (29+ words) Something extraordinary happened last week. More than 1,000 rabbis from across the United States, representing the full spectrum of Jewish religious practice, joined together in a national rabbinic ......

5+ mon, 2+ week ago (58+ words) Kristian Winfield is an NBA reporter for the Daily News. He covers not just the Knicks and Nets, but the entire league from a national perspective. Kristian joined this team in July 2019 after three seasons covering the league at SB Nation. From Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, he is a proud graduate of Benjamin Banneker HS and Hampton University....

7+ mon, 2+ week ago (32+ words) There's a reason New York's old discovery law was called the "blindfold law." It allowed prosecutors to withhold crucial evidence from people accused of crimes until the eve of trial ......