Officials said the job losses were necessary even as New York and other states contest the funding cuts in court.

Didion kept everything, including dinner party menus, guest lists and ongoing correspondence to try to cancel her daughter’s ...

Because the New York Post found the haters, here are your early links: Pussy Riot urges Americans to wake up, the White Lotus ...

Under the program, the city is eliminating one of the biggest hurdles developers face when it comes to building or buying ...

Felipe Hoyos-Foronda is accused of performing an unlicensed medical procedure in an Astoria home that left a 31-year-old ...

The looming, earlier-than-expected end of a key federal rental assistance program could force New York City to come up with ...

The corruption case that cast a shadow over Adams' mayoralty is over, but he still faces accusations that he's beholden to ...

Mayor Eric Adams declared Thursday he will be skipping the Democratic primary in June and running for reelection as an ...

High-profile investigations into New York City’s dysfunctional school bus system, segregation in traditional public schools ...

Robert Panton, a formerly incarcerated community activist in Harlem, went in for a routine check-in with U.S. Immigration and ...

In a 78-page decision, United States District Judge Dale Ho said he’s dismissing the mayor’s case with no chance of bringing ...

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards accused a group of Queens residents of racism for blocking concert permits at one ...