New Yorkers cast their ballots for the next mayor of New York City on June 22. For the first time in history, these ballots were ranked...

According to a report by the New York Times, more than half of police officers in New York City jails have lied or provided false accounts

New York is reopening. Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo plans to end the curfew placed on restaurants and bars

The account focuses on the implementation and criticism of anti-racism reforms of New York City–based independent schools.

The taxes would be funded to aid schools, undocumented immigrants, tenants who are unable to pay their rent and small busniesses

After nearly a year of COVID-19 shutdowns, New York City cinema has emerged from the darkness

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio left many unsettled when he announced that the Gifted & Talented (G&T) test would be administered...

After approximately two months of online learning, the New York City public schools reopened on February 25.

New York City Chancellor Richard A. Carranza announced his resignation on Friday morning.

As temperatures remain low, restaurants in New York City are coming up with creative ways for consumers to eat safely.

On February 4, a virtual forum took place in which homeless New Yorkers interviewed ten mayoral candidates about their plans to combat...

Since mid-March of 2020, over one thousand restaurants have been forced to close permanently, leaving waiters and kitchen staff jobless.

With the 2021 NYC mayoral election approaching, many big names have tossed their hats in the ring to replace Mayor Bill de Blasio (D-NY).

Congestion pricing funds will be allocated towards restoring New York City’s subways with repairs and renovations.

He testified before Congress to advocate for a visa program that created pathways to citizenship for thousands of Iraqis who helped U.S...

The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) is still lacking funds as the city grapples with the effects of COVID-19.

According to CBS, at the start of June, homeless New Yorkers were dying at a rate of 321 in 100,000 from COVID-19.

The more than 1 million students in NYC's public school system are currently in the process of a complicated attempt to return to school.

This bill could drastically change the prison and jail system in New York as we know it.

On August 26 this year, Central Park unveiled its first new monument since 1965: Women’s Rights Pioneers.