Mayor Adams heads to U.S. southern border
The mayor's first stop is in El Paso, Texas, where he hopes to provoke a national discussion.
Charter school wants Queens elementary, middle, high schoolers to share buildings
Success Academies is looking to fill what it calls "empty space" in public school buildings. But many students, teachers and parents say the plan inappropriate.
New York City nurses strike less than 24 hours away
Nearly 10,000 nurses in New York City may walk off the job on Monday unless a new agreement is reached.
Fed up with flooding, New Yorkers demand answers at town hall
The latest storm happened before Christmas and was so bad some families still can't get into their homes.
Man fighting for his life after Queens hit-and-run
Police say it happened around 7 p.m. on New Year's Day on Merrick Boulevard near 233rd Street in Laurelton.
Final New Year's Eve preparations underway in Times Square
Times Square will be at full capacity this New Year's Eve, for the first time since the pandemic.
2 Suffolk County Police officers recovering after stabbing
Investigators say the suspect, who was fatally shot, was out on parole for assaulting a police officer in 2011.
Thousands pack St. Patrick's Cathedral for Christmas Eve Mass
All 2,400 seats were filled by parishioners from the city and beyond. Hundreds more stood.
L.I. floodwaters recede, but officials warn roads will freeze
The concern shifted to icy roads and wind on Long Island after a very wet start to the day.
Parents incarcerated at Rikers visit kids at Children's Museum of Manhattan
It's a one-of-a-kind program that allows parents in custody to spend time with their kids outside a jail setting.
Nurses at 12 NYC hospitals begin voting on possible strike
Nurses say their contracts expire on Dec. 31. That means a strike can be authorized as early as Jan. 1.
LI nursing home sued for alleged neglect, inhumane treatment
Friday, New York Attorney General Letitia James filed a lawsuit against Cold Spring Hills.
Feds: Drug dealers using rainbow fentanyl to target youth
Authorities say drug cartels are targeting the younger generation with social media and colorful pressed pills.
Musical "KPOP" will close 2 weeks after opening on Broadway
"I'm so proud of everyone, what we've achieved ... We're devastated, honestly," actress Lina Rose Lee said.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Lightscape show returns
Lightscape is a 1-mile trail with a million lights for families to enjoy this holiday season.