Attorneys for underpaid caretakers argue that New York abandoned its legal obligation to workers by closing cases.
“I don’t want to return to another shelter,” said Overt Palomino, 28, a Venezuelan who’s been bouncing around various shelters and hotels.
"They are losing their homes. They're losing their cars and trucks," Bob Beitcher said. "It's pretty awful."
World premiere of The Picher Project - a new musical that explores the rise and destruction of the most toxic place in America.
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Mosques and other houses of worship no longer will have to apply for permits to amplify their Friday calls to prayer, officials said.
The switch to a privatized plan would save the city $600 million a year, but retirees say it’s not what was promised to them.
Hunts Point icon Majora Carter says Community Board 2 has thwarted the long-pending liquor license application for her new venue.
A potential yellow bus driver strike could affect public school students' Sept. 7 return. Check out the city's contingency plans.
For these New York City kids, camp is more than bonfires and s'mores.
Nabil Adam suggests options for helping refugees acquire healthcare
Coco Gauff had a victorious first round at the U.S. Open on Monday, while Serbia's Novak Djokovic took home the honors for the men's match.
Con Ed customers who take part in community solar energy programs continue to be plagued by inconsistent discounts on their electric bills.
70% of respondents reported being more worried about having enough food, 64% have reduced the size of meals, and 60% have run out of food
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The news single “show me to your bed” is out now!
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Celebrates “Back to Hogwarts” With Special Ticket Offer
The city's public schools failed students in need, even as special education service claims swelled tenfold to $372 million, a study found.
The US premiere of “Crack Nerve Boogie Swerve” showcases the strength and fragility of the body through dance and music.
Round-the-clock speed camera enforcement has driven down speeding, traffic injuries and deaths in the year since it began, officials said.
Since January, state law has required the city to detail public housing problems in its online portal. That’s not happening.
Manhattan City Councilmember Carlina Rivera is among those pressing for transparency amid a record number of fatalities.
A Bronx couple who died in a triple stabbing late Friday were among the victims, according to police and reports.
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Food news this week include "Barbieheimer" inspiring a union drive at a popular drink-and-dine movie theater.
Some not-so-poor people had big money problems this week in New York City. Here's a roundup of the most ridiculous.
A Manhattan judge earlier this week dismissed the defamation lawsuit, which sought $25 million in damages, but he invited a refiling.
Live roaches at the bakery. Evidence of mice at the dumpling shop. No hand soap at the pizzeria.
The slower-than-anticipated rollout of legal weed led to 1,500 unlicensed pot shops with $484 million of products, the study also found.
City officials have been begging for a ‘statewide decompression’ strategy for months, but the governor rebuffed it Thursday.
New York real estate mogul Daniel Neiditch discusses the rising importance of social consciousness in the sustainable real estate sector.
Attorney General Letitia James and the NYPD have both promised to investigate. Cops at the scene reportedly told witnesses, "Just go away."
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-Bottom Line program helps Black and brown students get into and graduate from college and launch careers-
"I cannot ask New Yorkers to pay for what is fundamentally a federal responsibility," Hochul wrote to President Joe Biden.
New York City hospitals saw a 50% increase in asthma-associated ER visits on June 7, an NYU analysis shows.
"He is loved by many," the family of Noah Legaspi, a New Jersey teen, posted.
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Lauren Pazienza will serve at least eight years in prison for 87-year-old Barbara Gustern's death under the plea, prosecutors said.
The former New York City mayor, celebrated as "America's mayor" for his leadership after 9/11, was booked Wednesday afternoon.