Recognition affirms Pace’s sustained, institution-wide commitment to community-engaged teaching, research and service
New collaboration expands career skills and professional networks for first-generation and low-income students
Federal prosecutors had been seeking the death penalty in the case after Attorney General Pam Bondi directed them to do so in April 2025.
One neighborhood has taken the top spot for the past seven years.
Joining the 2026 cookie lineup is a rocky road ice cream–inspired cookie
Officials pleaded with President Donald Trump to keep the mammoth public-works project alive.
The suspect attempted to impersonate an FBI agent in the botched break-out.
The mother and her two young children were not able to contact the outside world for nearly three weeks. They were confined in Louisiana.
“Former Mayor Eric Adams handed the next administration a poisoned chalice,” Mamdani said.
The number of artists living in the city has dropped 4% in the past seven years, a new report found.
The 27-year-old is accused of murdering United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Midtown in December 2024.
U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman did not issue a ruling on Wednesday but plans to issue a decision in writing at a later date.
Over the past year, AASBF has strengthened its role as a vital resource to minority small business owners via quality programming!
New agreement reflects commitment to honoring Louis Armstrong’s legacy with integrity, vision and respect
Last year's totals tied with 2018 for the least traffic deaths citywide since 1910.
Court documents released by prosecutors disclosed new details to a bribery scheme that dates back to 2022.
NYC Council committee voted to override a veto and advance a bill limiting when Uber and Lyft can deactivate drivers.
Police released surveillance images of the suspect on Wednesday.
The MTA has sued the Trump administration over the future of congestion pricing after the DOT revoked federal authorization of the toll.
The college will honor the enduring legacy of jazz legend Louis Armstrong with a star-studded concert at the Kaye Playhouse on February 2
Author and faith‑centered mentor Charlene Jackson announces the expanded release of her powerful new book, Ministry of Motherhood!
Protesters took over the lobby of the Hilton Garden Inn in Tribeca.
The bill would give plaintiffs the ability to file retroactive claims, and hold institutions liable for gender-motivated violence.
“Our is to help people more out of the spaces they rely on every day, a great design should make life easier and more enjoyable." Fenton
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As part of the second Dance Reflections Festival in New York, Van Cleef & Arpels opens the studio doors alongside the stage
All NYC ferry routes were suspended due to heavy ice buildup on the East and Hudson rivers, making navigation unsafe for vessels.
NYC Ferry has not disclosed when service will resume but said it depends on future weather conditions.
The transportation and sanitation agencies and adjacent property owners all play a role in clearing the way for bus riders.
City schools did not see a systemwide meltdown, but pockets of families and educators from across the boroughs shared instances of glitches.
Lisa Garcia, a veteran of the federal EPA and an outspoken critic of President Trump, will succeed Rohit Aggarwala.
A new report found that one borough reached its highest foreclosure figure in at least 15 years.
The freezing temperatures and major snow storm caused several deaths beginning on Saturday.
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Schools citywide were closed on Monday as students pivoted to remote learning due to the inclement weather and snowstorm.
Two delivery apps had filed a lawsuit to keep the city from enacting new legislation, but a federal judge on Friday denied their request.
Sasha Kornilovski and her Skyliners Synchronized Skating Team Recently Took First Place at Eastern Sectionals.
As a major storm hit, NYC sanitation crews flipped into snow mode overnight, deploying 2,300 plows, salt, brine— and nonstop 12-hour shifts.
Here's a rundown of snow totals in each borough.
The city's medical examiner will determine the official cause of death for all six individuals.