There are landmarks all over New York City with strong ties to the LGBTQ+ community. One of them is right in the middle of ...

A 15-year-old boy who was struck by lightning in New York City ’s Central Park has spoken out after the shocking ordeal.

Former President Donald Trump famously called for harsh penalties against the Central Park 5, the name given to a group of Black and Latino men wrongly imprisoned for an assault in 1989.

Along the way on the one-mile walk, the guide will also share fascinating Central Park history, from facts about the design of the mall (it's the only straight path in the park) to little-known ...

For Fairstein and her lawyers at Nesenoff & Miltenberg, truth is all about facts. Netflix and the creators of the Central Park Five docudrama, “When They See Us," depicted Fairstein as doing and ...

New York, NY – May 12, 2025 – Filmmaker Lynn Novick will direct and produce a new, three-part series on the history of New York City’s Central Park for PBS, the network announced today.

The Central Park Five sued former President Donald Trump on Monday for making "false and defamatory" statements about them during last month's presidential debate against Vice President Kamala Harris.

Just a couple of weeks out from election day in the U.S., yet another lawsuit landed in Republican nominee Donald Trump's inbox: A defamation claim from the "Central Park Five". Trump said during ...

Most of the well-known monuments in New York’s Central Park celebrate cultural icons, including William Shakespeare, Alice in Wonderland and, more recently, suffragists Sojourner Truth, Susan B ...

Trump took out scathing advertisement in 1989 calling for death of Central Park assaulters. The "Central Park Five," who are now all between the ages of 50 and 52, were wrongly convicted for a ...

I visited Central Park in the morning, during the hours when dogs were allowed off-leash. On my way home, I chose to take an unfamiliar path, landing in "the Ramble," a secluded area of Central Park.

The Manhattan District Attorney's office ultimately consented to vacate the convictions of the Central Park Five, who obtained a $41 million civil rights settlement from New York City in 2014.