By: Ilana Siyance On Friday, a state Supreme Court judge in Manhattan ruled that the city council can vote again on the controversial $36.8 billion Department of...

By: Hellen Zaboulani The district maps newly drawn by a court appointed special master have left Democrats pitted against each other for the upcoming primary...

By:  Hadassa Kalatizadeh On Sunday, Mayor Eric Adams was on hand with reporters and cameras waiting at the Port Authority Bus Terminal to greet the latest busload...

By: Ellen Cans Civil rights activist Al Sharpton is involved in a heated dispute with the landlord of the Harlem building where his National Action...

By: Serach Nissim Nassau County Legislator Josh Lafazan, who is running in the Aug. 23 primary for the congressional seat representing Long Island’s northern shore,...

By: Ellen Cans On Friday, New York State Attorney General Letitia James announced she reached a settlement with Ink Property Group of Manhattan for an...

By: AP New York state health officials issued a more urgent call last Thursday for unvaccinated children and adults to get inoculated against polio, citing...

By: Serach Nissim A New York Times writer who chronicles the hardships of finding a home in NYC has her own problems in real estate. NY...

By: Dana Avrushmi The pandemic saw major changes in subway and bus service in New York City. As all but those deemed essential workers stayed...

By: AP It has been rough sailing this summer for the Staten Island Ferry, yet another iconic New York City institution being buffeted by ripples...

By:  Jared Evan A real-life Footloose is happening, but instead of being located in Bible Belt Texas, this crackdown on dancing is occurring in a...

By:  Don Driggers Howard Hughes may be dead since 1976, but the multi-billion-dollar business he left behind is still buying and investing all of the...

By: Claudia Irizarry Aponte Chipotle Mexican Grill, the fast-casual Tex-Mex chain, has agreed to a $20 million settlement with the city in connection with city...

By: Benyamin Davidsons Meta, the parent company for Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp, is facing a new onslaught of lawsuits, alleging disturbing social and mental effects...

(A7) The Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) is appealing a decision by a New Jersey state agency to dismiss an ethics companies against two...

(A7) A Brooklyn man was taken into custody by police after making death threats against an upstate New York fruit festival, including ranting that...