Tourism Boom Expected Across U.S. as Total Solar Eclipse Approaches
The astronomical event is anticipated to be the most profitable event in Texas's history
Two Charged in Case Investigating Death of Latina Transgender Activist Cecilia Gentili in Brooklyn
They were accused of distributing the heroin and fentanyl that caused her death
Real Madrid, Barcelona To Face Each Other In Another 'Clásico' Played in the U.S.
The LaLiga giants will be part of this year's Soccer Champions Tour, a round business for all European teams involved
Top 5 Venezuelan Restaurants in New York City, According to Yelp
From arepas to pabellon criollo, here are some Venezuelan restaurants in the Big Apple you should check out
NYC Police Uses Stun Gun on Venezuelan Migrant Holding his One-Year-Old Son
The incident took place in a city-run shelter in Queens
NY Special Election: Five Takeaways of Suozzi's Victory and Democrats' Recapture of the House Seat
Democrat Tom Suozzi won a special election in New York last night, replacing disgraced politician George Santos in Long Island and parts of Queens
Special Election to Replace George Santos Begins as Democrats Aim to Decrease Republican Majority
Early voting has already started to replace the Republican congressman who was expelled following an investigation from the House Ethics Committee
New York To Host 2026 World Cup Final
The 2026 World Cup final will be held at MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey, organisers FIFA announced on Sunday.
NY Gov. Hochul says Migrants Involved in Attack Against NYPD Officers Should be Deported
"Get them all and send them back," she responded when asked about the assaults.
A New Bill Could Allow New York City Vendors Back on Bridges
The bill could allow street vendors who sold along New York City bridges to come back after being banned from doing so earlier this year.
'Crime is Down, Jobs are Up': Takeaways from Mayor Eric Adams' State of the City Address
Mayor Eric Adams gave his third state of the city address, focusing on the decrease in crime and the power of social media.
Coveted Churchill Artifacts Go On Sale In New York
A treasure trove of Winston Churchill's possessions including his desk, a holiday painting from a trip to Morocco, and a copy of his first book go on sale in New York on Thursday.
How NYC, Chicago Are Dealing With Overcrowded Shelter Systems as Freezing Temperatures Grip U.S.
Authorities are delaying evictions and time limits from shelters. Thousands are crossing the border despite the trying conditions
Exclusive: ESPN's Freddy Rolón Shares Keys on Catering to an Ever-Evolving Latino Audience
The Latin Times sat down with Rolón to talk about his 20-year journey, his insights gained throughout his career and the main challenges he's experienced
Trump Cut Off by Judge at End of Civil Trial After Calling it a 'Fraud on Me'
Judge Arthur Engoron had refused granting Trump the chance of giving a closing statement but he still got a brief chance to speak
From Shoplifting to Affordable Housing: 5 Takeaways from NY Gov. Kathy Hochul's State of the State Address
Kathy Hochul delivered her third State of the State Address in Albany, NY
Colombian Senator's Brother Pleads Guilty In New York To Smuggling Charge
The 64-year-old was arrested in Colombia in February 2022 and extradited to the United States in January last year by President Gustavo Petro.
'Small Explosions' in New York City's Roosevelt Island Cause Power Outages in the Area
There is still no official information about the causes for the explosions
US Seizes $1 Bn Worth Of Fake Luxury Goods In NY
Prosecutors announced the "largest ever seizure of counterfeit goods in US history" -- a massive haul of about 219,000 fake handbags, shoes, clothing and other items.
1962 Ferrari Auctioned For $51.7 Mn In New York: Sotheby's
The bright red roadster had been the property of an American collector for the past 38 years, and its auction price was surpassed only by that of a Mercedes 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe that went for 135 million euros in 2022, the auction house said.
US Surgeons Perform World's First Whole Eye Transplant
A team of surgeons in New York has performed the world's first transplant of an entire eye in a procedure widely hailed as a medical breakthrough, although it isn't yet known whether the man will ever see through the donated eye.
Uber, Lyft To Pay $328 Mn To Drivers After New York State Probe
Uber and Lyft will pay $328 million to settle a New York probe alleging that the companies "cheated" drivers, in an accord that also establishes paid sick leave, state officials announced Thursday.
NY Attorney General Shows Racial Homeownership Gap, Systemic Barriers for Latinos and People of Color
A new report shows that white households own homes at nearly double the rate of Latinos and Blacks
Tents For Migrants in NYC Parks? Mayor Adams Says "Draconian" Measures Are Being Considered
The city has been struggling to deal with the roughly 130,000 migrants who have arrived in the past year and a half
Trump Expected In Court As New York Fraud Trial Resumes
Donald Trump was expected to attend his New York civil fraud trial when it reconvenes on Tuesday, a day after the former US president was slapped with a partial gag order in a separate criminal case.
Camilo, Prominent Latin Artists Keep Hispanic Heritage Month Hot Through Their Music and Art
Camilo and other prominent Latin artists took part in an initiative that saw different McDonald's restaurants transformed into immersive augmented reality art installations
US Grants Legal Work Status To Almost Half A Million Venezuelan Migrants
Around 472,000 Venezuelans who arrived in the country before July 31, 2023, will be granted Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to legally work in the U.S.
'Never Forget': US Marks 22 Years After 9/11
The names of the more than 2,600 who died in New York were read out by family members and young relatives not alive at the time of the attack.
Captains of Industry Urge Biden to Direct Resources to Address Migrant Inflows into New York
Members of the Partnership for New York City asked the federal government for additional assistance for cities that are becoming hubs for asylum seekers.
New York Cop Arrested For Allegedly Sending Menacing Text Messages She Accused Colleagues Of Sending
Hirshowitz was charged with four counts of third-degree falsely reporting an incident and three counts of first-degree filing a false instrument.