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‘Homeland’ Toasts Its Final Season

And Sienna Miller drinks to the Writers Guild of America.

What you Get

$550,000 Homes in New Jersey, Maine and Tennessee

A 1929 Sears kit house in Maplewood, an 1890 farmhouse in Freeport and a 1910 cottage in Nashville.

New York Today

Crime Spikes. Is Bail Law to Blame?

Data showed that reported shootings, robberies and some other serious crimes increased last month compared with January 2019.

Living in

Woodland Park, N.J.: Open Space and Modestly Priced Housing

The Passaic County borough attracts buyers with its parks and wildlife — and its relatively affordable homes.

Boîte

Yes, There’s a New Gay Bar in Greenwich Village

Playhouse Bar, which opened a block from Stonewall, is filled with drag and dancing.

Miuccia Prada Will Be Getting Sensitivity Training

It’s part of a settlement the company reached with the New York City Commission on Human Rights to address recent racist incidents. Dior and Gucci are next.

Macy’s Plans Another Round of Closings and Job Cuts

The department store chain said that it would close at least 125 stores over the next three years and also eliminate about 2,000 jobs.

A Tempest in a Pizzeria Spills Out Into the Street

With protests and a viral video, the popular pop-up Taste of Persia NYC is at the center of a classic New York story of turf and displacement.

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Doma Food and Drinks Opens in the East Village

Indian fare with a veteran chef in TriBeCa, a SoHo spot from the Flower Shop team, and more restaurant news.

Alfred Portale Writes a Second Act, in Italian

The chef made Gotham Bar & Grill into an institution. Then he was exiled. Now at Portale, he applies what he’s learned to Italian cuisine.

Living in

Balboa Island, Calif.: An Expensive Retreat for a Dedicated Following

The man-made island neighborhood in Newport Beach gets more and more crowded, despite the high-flying prices.

New York Today

The Latest on Coronavirus in New York

Three people in the city are being tested as an outbreak that began in China continues to spread around the world.

Pets Are Just ‘Property,’ So Owners Can’t Do Much When Vets Harm Them

Doctors who harm their patients face costly lawsuits and other serious consequences. There is much less accountability for veterinarians, as devastated pet owners in Oregon learned.

‘I Lose Sleep Over This Building’: A Rush to Make Synagogues Safe

Increased security measures and how to pay for them have become an urgent issue for Jewish institutions.

Disabled Train and Power Failure Bring Delays for Thousands at Penn Station

The problems created chaos for New Jersey-bound commuters during the evening rush.

He Worked for Obama and Bloomberg. Could He Be N.Y.C.’s Next Mayor?

Shaun Donovan, a former cabinet secretary, files paperwork to run for mayor.

‘I May Have Killed Someone’: Drifter Charged in Upper East Side Murder

A neighborhood fixture was found dead in his Manhattan home.

Coronavirus in New York: What We Know So Far

The C.D.C. is testing three patients in the city for coronavirus. Should New Yorkers be worried, and what could happen next?

‘Hamilton’ Movie, With Original Broadway Cast, to Hit Theaters Next Year

Performances of the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical show were filmed in 2016, and the show is scheduled to be released on Oct. 15, 2021.

Jessica Mann, Weinstein Accuser, Breaks Down in Tears at Trial

Ms. Mann, who says the producer Harvey Weinstein raped her, began to sob when it came out in court that she had been sexually abused.