De Blasio Vows To Defend Civil Rights In Monday Speech
Mayor de Blasio once again pledged to stand with New Yorkers who may be most vulnerable to President-elect Trump's proposed policies.
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Mayor de Blasio once again pledged to stand with New Yorkers who may be most vulnerable to President-elect Trump's proposed policies.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and city officials outlined a plan to handle traffic and security around Trump Tower.
Prosecutor Nicholas Lewin said Thursday at a Manhattan court hearing that Ahmad Khan Rahimi made statements over multiple days after his Sept. 19 capture in Linden, New Jersey.
The City Council is considering a new bill that could give city bicycle riders a head start at traffic intersections.
Two New York state lawmakers are pushing for an updated abortion law.
The skies above Trump Tower have been declared national air space and the FAA has warned pilots it can be defended with deadly force.
How will Mayor Bill de Blasio and President-elect Donald Trump move forward?
Pope Francis on Monday tapped one of his new cardinals, Joseph Tobin, to replace the Newark archbishop who has been criticized for allegedly mishandling sex-abuse cases and spending lavishly on his retirement home.
The NYPD will be keeping a close eye on polling places to prevent any threat of voter intimidation.
His niece, Joan Cunningham, is asking the court to allow Sheen's remains to be moved from the crypt at St. Patrick's Cathedral to Peoria, Illinois, where he was ordained a priest in 1919.
City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito will be reaching out to the New York Mets after the team's All-Star closer Jeurys Familia was arrested on a domestic violence charge.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday announced a new pick to fill a spot on the Civilian Complaint Review Board.
The Administration for Children's Services has come under severe scrutiny after it was revealed that the agency previously investigated five complaints of abuse and neglect involving Zymere before his death on Sept. 26.
The New York City Council this week passed the Freelance Isn't Free Act, giving more legal protections to freelance workers in the city.
The New York Police Department is taking measures to make sure Halloween in the city will be a treat, without any nasty tricks.
Three New York voters filed a lawsuit Wednesday asking the State of New York to rescind its ban on selfies at the polls.
An analysis of 52,915 guns used to commit crimes statewide shows that 74 percent of them were originally purchased in another state.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton traded sharp barbs and brutal takedowns the night after their final debate.
One Vanderbilt Avenue will stand 1,401-feet tall. Construction of the 58-story skyscraper next to Grand Central Terminal is expected to be completed in the fall of 2020.
Former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords brought her anti-gun violence bus tour to New York City on Monday.
Friday is the last day New Yorkers can register to vote in the November election.
A public battle Thursday to outfit the NYPD with body cameras has community leaders opposing the low bidder.
The legislation, initially proposed in 2015, would stop manufacturers from engaging in what the lawmakers say is false advertising, if they want to sell their products in the city.
Officials say 10 black civilian employees have filed a complaint with the EEOC, alleging that they are being denied promotions and pay increases due to racial discrimination.
The Department of Homeless Services' original plan to turn the hotel into a homeless shelter for 110 families was met with push-back from local residents and elected officials.
