David Banks To Be Named New York City Schools Chancellor
Mayor-Elect Eric Adams is expected to officially make the announcement Thursday morning.
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Mayor-Elect Eric Adams is expected to officially make the announcement Thursday morning.
The centers in Washington Heights and East Harlem allow users to inject illegal drugs as nurses and other staff monitor them and provide addiction treatment.
A Queens woman is suing Amazon after she says one of the company's vans hit her car and sped away. The incident was caught on surveillance video.
An Internet Master Plan is in motion to connect NYCHA properties to high-speed internet. Tenants are having to make tough decisions while they wait.
Where's the cream cheese? There's an apparent shortage of the big, plastic tubs used to deliver it to stores and bakeries.
The NYPD is searching for a suspect involved in at least three assaults in Queens in one day. Investigators said he robbed a child at school, attacked a stranger and terrorized a deli owner.
Investigators said a vendor near Broadway and West 50th Street was robbed and stabbed in the thigh Sunday.
With incredible strides and energetic moves, their athleticism was on full display. The jump ropers gave it their all during the double dutch competition at the Apollo Theater.
Giri was fatally stabbed near Morningside Park just before 11 p.m. Thursday near 123rd Street and Amsterdam Avenue. He was returning from soccer practice when he was attacked, apparently at random.
Police say the suspect who attacked a man with a metal pipe during a violent robbery in Queens in November attacked several other people as well.
Claudia Banton is accused in the execution-style murder of Delia Johnson in August. The shooting was caught on surveillance video.
In a letter to students, Columbia University President Lee Bollinger called Giri's death "unspeakably sad and deeply shocking, as it took place only steps from our campus."
The scanning was ordered a day after officials caught a student with a fully loaded 9 millimeter handgun and over $30,000 in cash.
Police were responding to a 911 call about an assault in progress, but the officers found a man dead and another shot in the leg.
Black women-owned businesses are showcasing their products at the Harlem Ever After pop-up shopping event this weekend at Harlem Parish.
The new mandate applies to about 56,000 employees at 938 schools across New York City.
The woman realized her car was stolen when she returned to the spot after shopping, police said.
This follows the first detected U.S. case, which was confirmed in California on Wednesday, and a case involving a Minnesota resident who had recently visited the Jacob Javits Center in Manhattan.
The pandemic took a toll on the agency. More than 170 workers died, and many got sick. Ridership and revenue declines caused a temporary hiring freeze. Plus, retirements.
The provocative work explores interracial relationships in America.
The statue was commissioned in 2017 as a call for companies to add women to their boards.
Their last day will be Dec. 31.
East Harlem and Washington Heights are home to the nation's first official overdose prevention sites, and some neighbors are concerned about the implications.
Members of the City Council introduced the bill at the end of July, but it hasn't been put up for a vote.
The man held a shotgun to his chin and demanded documents be delivered to U.N. officials before the tense situation ended peacefully.
