Giulia Heyward
Articles by Giulia Heyward
Giulia Heyward is a breaking news reporter on the Day-Of desk. She previously worked at NPR, as a breaking news reporter, and the New York Times, as a reporting fellow on the national desk. Her work has also appeared in CNN, The Atlantic and Politico. Got a tip? Email [email protected] or more securely on signal at 917-715-1458.
The hospital system will pay $8.5 million, similar to the “monetary penalty” paid by Mount Sinai earlier this month.
Nearly every rail line will undergo changes starting Oct. 11 as crews complete the switch to the new Portal North Bridge.
The city is also moving registration to the fall and offering a paid orientation.
The lawsuit accuses Columbia University of failing to address harassment and doxxing targeting Khalil and other activists.
The inaugural Grove & Pines Film Festival is a three-day event that will take over Cherry Grove and the Pines starting Sept. 18.
The new cluster in Melrose and Morrisania comes weeks after a deadly Upper East Side outbreak.
Manuel Hernandez faces federal charges after the August capsizing killed a mother and her 5-month-old daughter.
Police charged Haile Cummings, 34, with murder more than a year after the shooting, which killed three men and wounded 11 others.
The ruling comes after federal prosecutors filed a lawsuit in response to Gov. Mikie Sherill’s executive order banning immigration agents from operating in nonpublic state property.
Mount Sinai is the latest in a string of U.S. hospitals to reach similar agreements with the Trump administration.
Community groups are pressing NYU Langone to preserve the theater and Fairway Market as a public meeting approaches.
The date is a nod to Parton’s “9 to 5” and is NYC's latest tribute to the country music legend.
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