It’s already a crime in New York to intimidate or block someone who seeks to enter a house of worship or an abortion clinic. The U.S. Supreme Court in 2014 struck down a Massachusetts law that created ...
A woman who was crossing a Brooklyn street Thursday morning was struck and killed by a driver who drove away from the scene, police said. The 44-year-old victim, whom police did not identify, was ...
Hoboken lawmakers say they want to regulate short-term rentals, while still letting owners profit from the World Cup tourism boom.
Kaori Patterson-Moore was in a stroller at the intersection of Humboldt and Moore streets in East Williamsburg when she was struck by the gunfire around 1:20 p.m. Wednesday, according to the NYPD.
The city sued the owner over $300,000 in penalties as tenants described dangerous, overcrowded conditions before the blaze.
Police shot a man in the Bronx early Thursday who pointed what appeared to be a gun at officers, according to the NYPD. Officials said the shooting happened on Willis Avenue and Bruckner Boulevard in ...
Because the mayor called out the City Council speaker in a way some members think wasn't cool, here are your early links: What if they rented out the vaults under the Brooklyn Bridge, another Eric ...
Labor unions’ plan to improve retirement benefits for recently hired public workers would cost taxpayers roughly $1.5 billion a year, according to people briefed on the proposal.
Travelers who decided to skip the TSA mayhem and plan road trips for spring break should be prepared for traffic, even with the price of gas on the rise. Pump prices will take their toll on wallets, ...
The jury found Levi not guilty of second-degree murder, but convicted him of first-degree manslaughter, first-degree gang assault, second-degree gang assault, fifth-degree conspiracy, and first-degree ...
New York does not have to be at the mercy of volatile oil prices, said Ira Joseph, senior research associate at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University.
The trial of Guy Rivera, which centered on the 2024 death of Officer Jonathan Diller, lasted more than three weeks.