Dozens Converge On Washington Square Park For Memorial To Late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has touched people around the nation, especially in the city she grew up and studied in.

• Sep 19, 2020

Glitch Briefly Delays Checks For New Yorkers Awaiting Unemployment Payments

Millions of unemployed New Yorkers woke up Friday wondering where their money was.

• Sep 19, 2020

New Yorkers, Political Luminaries From Both Sides Of Aisle React To Death Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is being felt by Americans from all political persuasions, especially here in the Big Apple.

• Sep 19, 2020

Supreme Court Announces Death Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg At Age 87

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the longest serving woman on the U.S. Supreme Court and a strong liberal voice on issues dividing the nation, has died, the Supreme Court said on Friday. She was 87.

• Sep 18, 2020

Ginsburg's Death Sets Up Tense Political Fight Over Supreme Court Replacement

Ginsburg, who died Friday at age 87 after a battle with cancer, leaves behind an open seat on the Supreme Court where conservatives now outnumber the liberals.

• Sep 18, 2020

WATCH: President Trump Says There Will Be Enough COVID-19 Vaccine By April

The president's claim comes two days after he criticized CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield, who told Congress that a vaccine won't be widely available until next summer.

• Sep 18, 2020

Campaign 2020: Race For Congress Between Democrat Max Rose, Republican Nicole Malliotakis Is One Of Country's Most Contentious

Republican Nicole Malliotakis is chomping at the bit the unseat Democrat Max Rose in one of the country's most closely watched matchups.

• Sep 17, 2020

LIRR Officials Warn Of 'Severe Cuts' To Service If Aid Doesn't Come From Federal Government

Roads clogged with cars. Trains that come once an hour. Those are some of the dire predictions in a new Metropolitan Transportation Authority report.

• Sep 17, 2020

Trump: CDC Director 'Made A Mistake' When He Said Vaccine Won't Be Widely Available Until At Least Summer 2021

President Trump repeatedly contradicted congressional testimony from CDC Director Robert Redfield on Wednesday, casting doubt on the expert's timing for a coronavirus vaccine.

• Sep 16, 2020

Mail-In Ballots In N.J. To Include Amendment Question On Whether Or Not To Legalize Recreational Marijuana

The presidential election is just 49 days away, but voters in New Jersey have something else on the ballot -- the legalization of recreational marijuana.

• Sep 15, 2020

Protesters Say New York City Moving Homeless Out Of Lucerne Hotel Is Creating A Bigger Problem

There were tense moments outside Gracie Mansion on Sunday night, as protesters fighting for the homeless started shaking barricades.

• Sep 13, 2020

Sen. Schumer, Seinfeld Combine Forces, Call On Feds To Help Save City Entertainment Venues Hurt By COVID-19

An effort to save live entertainment venues in New York City is being pushed by a senator and a TV legend.

• Sep 13, 2020

'There Is No Plan, Right?': Business Leaders Speak Out After Sending Letter Calling On De Blasio To Fix Quality Of Life Issues

"The problem right now is there hasn't been a demonstrated level of focus from the mayor," said Scott Rechler, chief executive of RXR Realty. 

• Sep 12, 2020

Trump Admitted To Woodward He Downplayed Coronavirus Threat In Early Days Of Outbreak

Woodward interviewed the president for a total of nine hours for his new book, "Rage," and audio clips of the recorded interviews were published by news outlets on Wednesday.

• Sep 9, 2020

Mayor De Blasio Defends Decision To Move Homeless Out Of UWS Hotels, Says That Housing Was Never The Long-Term Plan

There has been another about face by Mayor Bill de Blasio.

• Sep 9, 2020

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