The report pushes for rental vouchers for asylum-seekers, instead of costly shelters.

Almost all police stops – 92% – were because someone “fit a relevant description” or for a reason they labeled as “other.”

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Tuesday met with organizers of Stand Up to Violence, a first-of-its-kind program in New York that has shown a nearly 60% reduction in gunshot injuries.

Libraries may lose millions – and cut staff, hours, branches, and programming – under an Adams administration proposal.

Subway crime is down slightly. Fare evasion tickets and arrests are way up.

“I hope that not having to worry about the costs associated with burying their loved ones will help as they move forward and heal," the Hip-hop star said Wednesday.

The HarrisX poll, commissioned by homeless advocates, suggests overwhelming support for a mandate that Mayor Adams and Gov. Hochul are seeking to weaken amid the migrant crisis.

His brother, Nachman Mostofsky, is a South Brooklyn district leader, who claims to have connections with high-ranking members of the Trump administration.

Jonathan Wohl was arrested for conducting a one-man protest against his union. When he was taken into custody, his phone kept recording.

The wildly popular group just released their new album, Map of the Soul: 7.

Hot owl alert.

A Transport Workers Union official said he advised eight drivers to take an "unauthorized absence" for the holiday.

The move is the latest step in the MTA's fight against fare evasion.

Adams’ efforts came as he slashes funding for city services, including schools, libraries and parks, due to what his administration has called a fiscal crisis.

The mayor is expected to return on Saturday, according to a spokesperson.

The vehicle’s license plate matches that of another car frequently shared on social media by Hakim Gibson, a pro-NYPD activist who currently runs a “law enforcement support page.”

A city Independent Budget Office report examines vacancy data from the state’s housing agency amid concerns of "warehousing."

The "Shots at the Shop" program trains salon owners to field questions from the vaccine-hesitant and schedule clinics in their communities. Organizers say 13,000 clients have been reached in New York...

Historic victory as newcomer Bowman defeats long-serving Rep. Eliot Engel.

Interviews with scholars and a Gothamist review of immigration data dating from the 19th century to the present shows that the current influx is not unusual.

The jet-setting Russian conductor, a supporter of Vladimir Putin, will no longer lead three Vienna Philharmonic concerts that were targeted by protesters.

Now entering its seventh year, the Jacobi program known as Stand Up to Violence is the first of its kind in the state to use a hospital-based approach to treating gun violence.

The cost may seem high — but it's less than the city spends on other transit fare discount programs.

A lieutenant from The Bronx sent an email to the police unions saying the officers had “started throwing up after drinking beverages they got from shake shack on 200 Broadway”—despite the fact they...

“This is an opportunity for us to claim our place and our space in democracy.”

The governor says the move is meant to reassure riders, even as some say it’s an overreaction to recent crimes.

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"A legal fight is certain, but I think [de Blasio] has the authority to do it."

Ambulances, garbage trucks, police cars and fire trucks don’t have to pay the toll. But private vehicles belonging to those workers are still on the hook.

Health experts discuss whether this variant will stay in the background as New York’s winter surge peters out or lengthen the wave right as life is getting back to normal.

The lawsuits have cost the city over half a billion dollars since 2018.

Sandler plays GOLDMAN, while Benny Safdie plays SILVERMAN.

Federal funding for hundreds of posts is set to expire in September, and the money hasn’t been replaced yet.

Station cleaners, who see the homelessness issue up close, say that severe mental illness and an unsafe shelter system have led to more people living in the subway system.

Because John Galt would have been mortified, check out today's end-of-day links: Ortberg church coverup, Trump lobbyists thriving, Dirty Projectors tiny desk concert, sports players test positive for...

Gov. Kathy Hochul immediately signed the bill into law.

95 years ago this week, Balto the epidemic-ending dog was honored in Central Park.