Karen Matthews

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  • Travelers at Terminal 4 at John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday in New York, US, on Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2022. Planes and airports are expected to be bustling this Thanksgiving, traditionally one of the most traveled holidays of the year. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesSuccess

    The JFK Airport power outage is stretching into Day 2 stranding passengers and forcing a New Zealand flight to turn around

    By Karen Matthews, Ben Finley, and others
  • Central Park bird watchersLifestyle

    An escaped zoo owl likened to ‘a Brad Pitt for Central Park’ has become an NYC celebrity

    By Karen Matthews and The Associated Press
  • James DolanSuccess

    Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall’s lawyer expulsions may have been breaking the law for years, New York AG says

    By Karen Matthews and The Associated Press
  • Eric AdamsLifestyle

    The home of New York City’s first pro soccer stadium will be Queens in $780 million deal paid by MLS franchise and Emirati owners

    By Karen Matthews and The Associated Press
  • COVID-19 vaccine mandateHealth

    New York City to end COVID-19 vaccine mandate for private sector employers on Nov. 1

    By Karen Matthews and The Associated Press
  • Health

    95% of NYC public school staff have been vaccinated as mandate takes effect

    By Karen Matthews and The Associated Press
  • New York Lt. Governor Kathy Hochul Addresses the People of New York during news conference in the Blue Room at the state Capitol Wednesday, Aug. 11, 2021, in Albany, N.Y. Hochul will replace Cuomo as Governor who will resign over a barrage of sexual harassment allegations. (AP Photo/Hans Pennink)Politics

    Kathy Hochul is already planning on running for governor in 2022

    By Karen Matthews and The Associated Press
  • As of June 2, 2020, New York City has hired 1,700 people for its contact tracing effort and needs to reach 2,500 in order to meet Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s target for entering the first phase of the state’s four-step reopening process.Health

    Contact tracing begins in New York City with outreach to 600 people

    By Marina Villeneuve, Karen Matthews, and others
  • The New York City Council voted to fine stores and restaurants that don’t accept cash, saying it punishes the underbanked.Retail

    Are cashless stores and restaurants fair? New York City Council says no

    By Karen Matthews and The Associated Press