By Jared Evan  (JEWISH VOICE NEWS) New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s honeymoon barely lasted a week before one of his most controversial appointments detonated...

  By: Tzirel Rosenblatt In a city whose identity has always been forged at the intersection of countless cultures, languages, and faiths, the New York City...

  By: Ariella Haviv In the mercurial early stages of any congressional race, polling is often dismissed as a parlor trick—too preliminary, too speculative, too easily...

  By: Fern Sidman    From the moment Zohran Mamdani sealed his improbable victory in New York City’s mayoral race, he was already preparing to do what...

  By: Jeff Gorman At a sun-splashed rally in Manhattan’s Chinatown, amid fluttering campaign placards and a crowd stitched together from Lower Manhattan’s mosaic of ethnic...

By: Jeff Gorman By any cinematic metric, the scene that unfolded Monday morning inside a packed federal courtroom in Lower Manhattan would have strained credulity...

By: Tzirel Rosenblatt Julie Menin is not yet officially Speaker of the New York City Council — but, as The New York Post reported on...

By: Fern Sidman In the first hours of his mayoralty, with the ink on his oath of office scarcely dry, New York City’s newly sworn-in...

By: Jordan Baker New York City straphangers woke up Sunday to another hit to their wallets as the MTA’s latest fare increase officially took effect,...

By: Hal C Clarke Outside Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center on Sunday, a small but loud group of pro–Nicolás Maduro demonstrators faced off with Venezuelan migrants...

By: Krug Stillo Manhattan’s priciest office towers reached new extremes in 2025, as demand for top-tier space sent rents soaring past the once-rare $100-per-square-foot mark...

By: Peter Bibinsky Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s newly appointed tenant czar is under fire after resurfaced social media posts revealed she once called for the seizure...

By: Meyer Wolfsheim A Diamond District jeweler caught on camera being brutally beaten during a chaotic brawl says the violent confrontation stemmed from a customer allegedly...

By: Jordan Baker New York City welcomed slightly more tourists in 2025 than the year before, but the modest uptick masked a deeper problem: Gotham...

By: Mario Mancini It all began in the 1960s with a phone call from NYPD Detective Sonny Grosso that would change Randy Jurgensen’s life —...

By: Krug Stillo A new citywide poll reveals that Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s brand of democratic socialism is no longer a fringe idea in New York politics...