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Report an error and how we fix it

We aim to be accurate and transparent. When we get something wrong, we want to know — and we want readers to see that we fixed it.

Request a correction

You can reach our editors in either of these ways:

  • On any published story, open the How this story was made box at the bottom of the page and choose Report an error. That opens an email with the story link prefilled when our support address is configured.
  • Email support@newyorknews.app with the subject line Correction (or similar). The same address is listed on our contact page.

How we source and review stories is described in our editorial policy and on About.

What we need from you

Include as much of the following as you can so we can verify the issue quickly:

  • The full URL of the story (or its headline and date).
  • What you believe is wrong — quote the passage if you can.
  • A link or reference to a primary source, official record or credible report that supports the correct information.

We do not publish corrections based on anonymous tips alone when we cannot verify the facts against reliable sources.

How corrections appear

When we confirm a factual error that changes the meaning of a story — wrong numbers, dates, names, locations, attributions or legal characterizations — we update the article body and metadata. The story’s updated time reflects when we made the change, and the How this story was made box shows that updated time.

For substantive corrections we add a short correction note at the end of the article (before or within the closing sections readers see) stating what was wrong and what we changed. We do not silently rewrite history on matters that affected reader understanding.

If a source we relied on later changes or retracts its reporting, we update our story and sources list and, when appropriate, add a note explaining the change.

Other fixes

Typos, grammar, broken links, formatting and other minor issues are corrected without a public note when they do not change the substance of the story. If you spot one, you can still use Report an error — we appreciate it.

Copyright or legal-removal requests are handled under our editorial policy (takedowns).

Contact

NewYorkNews.app is operated by Fortuly Apps (Portugal), an individual developer.

Our editorial team reads every message. Tell us what you need help with — we usually reply within one or two business days.

Email us at support@newyorknews.app.

  • Corrections — spotted a factual error? Include the story link and, if you can, a source we can verify.
  • Press & partnerships — media inquiries and collaboration ideas for NewYorkNews.app.
  • Account & app support — sign-in trouble, notifications, or questions about your data and privacy.