Hillary Clinton takes part in Columbia University discussion on child care
The former secretary of state addressed both the personal and professional impact of having reliable child care.
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The former secretary of state addressed both the personal and professional impact of having reliable child care.
People in Dyker Heights want something done, but since squatting is a civil matter the NYPD appears powerless.
Murphy says her goals going forward are to continue fight for affordability and reproductive rights.
Nassau County's 1,100 churches, temples and mosques could be eligible to build up to 50 units per acre, five stories each.
New York City has agreed to pay the family of Nicholas Feliciano $28 million after video shows correction officers doing nothing during his suicide attempt.
"The only way that Trump can even (have a) remote possibility of taking New York is if Bobby is on the ballot," said RFK Jr. staffer Rita Palma.
Former President Donald Trump is trying to delay his New York criminal case by filing a lawsuit against the judge.
The mayor's "City of Yes" plans are aimed at removing obstacles for small businesses and create more lively commercial areas.
This round of Biden's student loan forgiveness proposals targets the interest that adds up over time on student loans.
The chants echoed through Midtown as a sea of people with Israeli flags called for the release of the remaining hostages captured six months ago.
John Kirby said Israeli officials have told the White House that the reduced number of troops in Gaza is part of a "rest and refit" due to troops being on the ground for four months.
Janno Lieber discusses the MTA's response to the Northeast earthquake, where things stand with congestion pricing and answers subway riders' questions.
Federal agents are looking into pricey flight upgrades Adams received on flights to Turkey in the corruption investigation into his 2021 mayoral campaign.
The Iranians are now believed to be planning a retaliatory attack with a swarm of Shahed loitering drones and cruise missiles, according to U.S. officials.
Lawyers for former President Donald Trump and Manhattan prosecutors are poised to scrutinize more than 500 potential jurors when his trial gets underway.
