Mother of Bronx student detained by ICE says family now lives in fear
Saturday marks one month since a Bronx high school student was taken into ICE custody following an immigration hearing.
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Saturday marks one month since a Bronx high school student was taken into ICE custody following an immigration hearing.
New York City-based organizations are highlighting the need for resources for LGBTQ+ residents after the Trump administration announced it will end LGBTQ+ youth suicide prevention services in a few weeks.
As the New York City Democratic mayoral primary race enters its final weekend, the candidates were looking for any advantage to move voters into their column.
The plan would've impacted about 250,000 retired municipal workers by switching to Medicare Advantage.
Here's when we will officially know who won the NYC mayoral primary election -- and how ranked choice voting will impact the timing.
A Long Island teenager says a Navy SEAL museum and the people who run it inspired him to overcome an unthinkable challenge.
Some NYC subway riders allege the MTA's OMNY system is charging for rides they didn't take, but the agency is pushing back on those claims.
A grassroots organization is using a new tool to alert communities to sightings of federal immigration agents amid an uptick in enforcement on Long Island and President Trump's directive to expand deportation efforts in Democratic-run cities like New York.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced the State of Emergency declared back in March would be lifted Saturday afternoon.
The Mermaid Parade, a Coney Island tradition, returned to NYC for the 2025 celebration.
NYC faced its first heat wave as summer officially began.
Brad Lander, NYC comptroller and candidate for mayor, returned to observe federal immigration court just days after his ICE arrest.
Excessive heat is expected to hit NYC over the next few days, after summer officially arrived Friday night.
The clock is ticking on United Healthcare and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center to reach a contract agreement or thousands of patients could lose coverage for much-needed care.
In Brooklyn Thursday, Rev. Al Sharpton and filmmaker Spike Lee marked the holiday by speaking out about racial injustice, immigration reforms, and the continued fight for freedom.
