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The tradition of cherry blossom festivals in the U.S. dates to 1935 in Washington, D.C. That’s when the National Cherry Blossom festival was launched to honor Japan’s 1912 gift of some 3,000 ...

The end of South Korea’s long, frigid winter is announced by puffs of pink and white. Cherry blossom season is a big deal here, celebrated with local festivals and flower-themed drinks — and ...

NYPD detective Melissa Mercado went viral after appearing in rapper S-Quire's risque music video. It's stirred new controversy and invited officials' criticism. NYPD’s special victims unit ...

The National Cherry Blossom Festival is one of Washington’s most popular tourist attractions, drawing more than 1.5 million visitors for three weeks of street parties, concerts, family ...

The National Park Service has projected the dates for peak bloom to fall at the end of March. Taryn White is a D.C.-based travel writer who covers a wide range of topics, including family travel ...

Melissa Mercado’s behavior was under review, an NYPD spokeswoman said. The department didn’t immediately answer when asked if the seven-year NYPD veteran had broken any specific rules when she ...

(Case in point: My teenager made it for us.) By Kim Severson Melissa Clark’s pasta with spinach, feta and yogurt.Credit...Linda Xiao for The New York Times. Food Stylist: Monica Pierini.

Because of projections for warmer than average March weather, we predict the cherry blossoms will reach peak bloom between March 23 and 27. That’s about five days earlier than normal ...

Colder than expected weather in February means the start of cherry blossom season will be slightly later than usual in 2025. On February 13, the Japan Meteorological Corporation updated its cherry ...

Pitch Perfect, who directed the raunchy video for rapper S-Quire, told TMZ in a Friday interview that the duo hired Melissa Mercado, a seven-year vet of the NYPD, from a casting agency and ...

Melissa Smith, who was the subject of a 2013 Capital Gazette series called “Saving Melissa,” died Saturday at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson from complications arising from transverse myelitis.