Governor Kathy Hochul announced New York will maintain its $395 million universal free school meals program, ensuring roughly ...

Jovanny Concepcion, a former New York City correction officer assigned to Rikers Island, was sentenced to two years' ...

The New York Attorney General's Office of Special Investigation found no criminal charges are warranted against off-duty NYPD ...

More than half of the NYC restaurants that won outdoor dining permits under Dining Out NYC waited over 19 months, far beyond ...

Residents on Moore Street, White Street and Bushwick Avenue face 90 days of gas-main work; Bartlett Street can be fully ...

The Robinson-Torain family and the Crown Heights Tenant Union are organizing a stoop watch and eviction blockade at 964 Park ...

Joseph Grunwald, a registered sex offender from Brooklyn, was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for enticing a ...

A sidewalk shed has stood at 67 Manhattan Ave. in East Williamsburg since 2015, the oldest active permit in Williamsburg, ...

Thirteen doorpersons and a building service worker at 960 Willoughby Ave. went years without required wages; the owners agreed to pay $419,000.

In 2024, 205 young children in ZIP codes 11211 and 11222 had elevated blood lead levels, the highest rate in NYC for the 19th ...

Governor Kathy Hochul signed two gun safety bills into law at the New Yorkers Against Gun Violence annual benefit dinner, requiring all New York gun owners to securely store firearms and barring ...

Military troops and armed federal officers, including ICE, CBP and FBI agents, are not allowed at New York polling places, AG Letitia James said.