Obama Administration Gives Directive To Schools On Transgender Bathroom Access
The directive is in formal guidance that was sent to school districts Friday by the departments of Education and Justice.
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The directive is in formal guidance that was sent to school districts Friday by the departments of Education and Justice.
Police on Friday were searching for a 19-year-old Columbia University student who has not been seen since last week.
Police on Friday were searching for a suspect who stabbed a teen and slashed another man in Chinatown, in a fight over a broken gaming machine.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will miss President Barack Obama's commencement address at Rutgers University this weekend – but because of baseball, not politics.
A revised $19.7 billion Connecticut state budget that attempts to fix a projected $960 million deficit has passed the state House of Representatives, and now heads to Democratic Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's desk.
City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito had some harsh words Friday for a plan by the Obama administration to round up and deport hundreds of illegal immigrants.
A suspect was arrested and charged Friday with the attempted rape of a woman in a Lower East Side building last month.
Local and state authorities said Friday that there is a way to prevent mosquitoes, and possibly the Zika virus, from spreading.
Former New York state Assembly speaker Sheldon Silver has filed a motion asking to remain free pending appeal of his criminal conviction.
Micellar water is a beauty fad meant to save time claims to clean your face, remove dirt and makeup, and moisturize all in one shot.
The federal government is looking into the principal at a yeshiva school in Kiryas Joel for allegedly sexually abusing children.
Mainstream wines look out, natural wines are making their move into more city bars and restaurants.
Buildings at the old Army barracks at Fort Hancock, six miles out on Sandy Hook, are now on the market.
A new controversy struck Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration Friday, involving a real estate deal in Harlem, a developer's political contribution, and plenty of community outrage.
Someone included in a list set to be released of people who were involved in the 2013 lane closures in New Jersey near the George Washington Bridge is going to court anonymously to try to stop it.
