A Brooklyn judge ruled the federal government lacked standing to challenge city policies limiting cooperation with immigration authorities.

Federal prosecutors say one man gave two women fentanyl disguised as cocaine in a Manhattan dorm, then raped one of them while she was unconscious. She later died.

Far-left congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier on Thursday repeated her call for NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch to step down in the wake of last week’s shooting by ICE agents in Marble ...

The Citi Bike empire has reached new heights. The city transportation department announced Thursday the bike-sharing network finished a push to add docks to seven more neighborhoods, including ones ...

Police are investigating the death of a 5-year-old girl after a violent incident at a home in Queens Wednesday evening. NYPD officials said the child’s mother called 911 after an apparent assault ...

Dozens of street outreach groups hired by different agencies are inefficient and duplicating work, advocates said.

Because Mark Levine pledged to make the investment during his campaign, here are your early links: A mini T-Rex skeleton on display at Sotheby's, New Yorkers love a fancy bird, excellent chalupas in ...

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul wasted no time in bringing up President Donald Trump as she attacked her Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman in their only debate. But it took more than 40 minutes for ...

Newark’s public school system is one big step closer to finalizing a nearly $500 million lease for a new elementary school. It’s a deal district leaders have said would bring critical new classroom ...

A Mamdani spokesman said an incident where a man was tackled for suspected fare evasion “would not happen in the first place if bus fare was eliminated.” ...

Upstate public radio stations are contributing to the series through the New York Public Radio News Network. Ebersbach hopes a career change will allow her to get her own place. When she heard that ...

This column originally appeared in the Looped In NYC newsletter. Like in Cuffing Seasons past, a single New Yorker could once again scroll the apps or hit the dance floor or approach attractive coeds ...