VetConnectNYC, the primary online portal connecting New Yorkers who served with services, has been plagued by technological failures, procurement delays and weak vendor oversight, according to a new ...

But gun-rights advocates say the new law effectively bans the sale of a popular type of pistol carried by many NYPD officers. Second Amendment groups including the National Rifle Association and ...

A Bronx man already facing state hate crime charges after an attack at a Midtown Manhattan synagogue is now facing federal charges. Federal authorities in New York charged the man, 46-year-old Larry ...

How to hold a hearing and ask probing, detailed questions to a row of empty chairs? That’s the challenge facing New York City councilmembers as the Mamdani administration says it does not plan to ...

A plan to build a marina and cafe in a waterfront park in Greenpoint is at the center of the latest clash over the neighborhood's future. The proposal from two local business owners, first reported by ...

These are the conditions inside some of New York City’s homeless shelters outlined in a report released Monday by the city’s oldest shelter operator. The report details how the city’s slow and ...

Five years ago, one of the state’s top judges found Queens prosecutors had deliberately hidden evidence that could have spared three men decades in prison. Not long afterward, an attorney asked a ...

The units missed nearly every monitor-set compliance benchmark for 2025, and 91% of the people they stopped were Black or Hispanic.

Groups that provide services to crime victims — including rape survivors — are sounding the alarm over millions of dollars in lost state funding. Dozens of organizations received notice in recent ...

But later this week, landlords will have the opportunity to buy their way out of the climate law through an energy credits program initiated by his predecessor, Mayor Eric Adams.

A Manhattan judge has indefinitely postponed Luigi Mangione’s September trial in state court while his defense attorneys argue that the state charges should be dismissed.

The vibes have changed at a long-standing food pantry in Newark's West Ward. Gone are the long lines that stretched down the block from a small single-story building on South 18th Street on the third ...