The Mamdani administration is still looking for New Yorkers to help count the number of people sleeping on the street as the annual census of unsheltered homeless people approaches. The yearly tally, ...

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul left a meeting with President Donald Trump’s border czar on Friday believing the federal government won’t dramatically escalate immigration enforcement in the state without ...

The NYPD on Friday released 911 audio and body camera footage from its response to federal immigration officers' arrest of Columbia University student Ellie Aghayeva at her off-campus apartment last ...

The photo was of one of her artworks on a billboard, installed across from the Whitney Museum to advertise its 2026 Biennial, the museum's long-running group survey of contemporary American art, which ...

A vigil for the late Ayatollah Khamenei at Washington Square Park turned chaotic Friday night, as demonstrators clashed with counter protesters and police arrested multiple participants. A flier ...

The mayor said the new rules would particularly open up NYCHA campuses, where buildings are tall and open grounds are shared by residents.

New bills in the City Council seek to prevent deaths from extreme weather by boosting coordination and resources across the city’s safety net.

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Two years in, the state's Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct has acted on one case. Dozens of substantiated complaints are still waiting.

The plans could be the largest transformation of mass transit in the city since the subway system’s construction in the early 20th century.

The announcement comes as the mayor faces criticism from parks advocates who say he’s underfunded parks in his proposed budget.

The mayor's proposed spending plan cuts money for housing specialists who connect homeless teens to housing and services.