A Midtown drop-in center for homeless New Yorkers to grab a meal, rest for a few hours, or sleep overnight has shuttered after 35 years, following the city’s decision not to renew its contract. The ...

Andy Byford has traveled up and down the East Coast the last month seeking buy-in for Amtrak's Penn Station plan. But he hasn't been able to secure a meeting with one of Manhattan's most powerful ...

During his time as a state legislator, Kean helped pass mental health parity laws but also voted against paid sick leave.

Supporters gathered more than 45,000 signatures from registered voters to force a question that would allow non-affiliated voters to cast ballots in city primary elections.

In anticipation of the FIFA World Cup, Astoria's Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden made a strategic decision to invest in nearly two dozen big-screen TVs and completely overhaul its sound system. The ...

July in New York offers classic tales of romance and murder, new visions of horror and fantasy, and true stories of political resistance, local heroes and one very special owl. There are few New York ...

A bill headed for New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s desk would provide a boost to pharmacies across the state, but critics fear it could lead to higher prices for consumers. The state Legislature passed a ...

New York City officials warned beachgoers on Thursday to expect intermittent closures at Rockaway Beach after multiple shark sightings were reported off the Queens shoreline. In a notification issued ...

Heat-related 911 calls and emergency room visits across New York City surged Wednesday as the summer's latest heat wave gripped the region, officials said. Emergency medical crews responded to 209 ...

Two days after Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s slate of endorsed candidates — many of them fellow democratic socialists — routed their primary opponents last week, Rep. Tom Suozzi decided it was time to send a ...

Prosecutors charged Angelina Nikolau, 33, and Ivan Kuznetsov, 32, with eight counts including reckless endangerment, criminal mischief and burglary.

Officials say there's no getting around the city's huge deficit, even with a bailout from the state government.