Upper West Side school to remain open after hot mic incident
The city’s Department of Education is reversing course and no longer moving forward with a proposal to close…
88-year-old Brooklyn painter sells art for the first time
Creating art is something 88-year-old Benjamin Feldshuh has been doing his entire life. He remembered the first time…
Nonprofits scramble to protect funding amid budget gap
Michelle Cabrera struggled with online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. She was in eighth grade at the time…
N.Y. Olympian searching for love at the Winter Games
New York native Sophia Kirkby made history with her luge partner Chevonne Forgan, becoming part of the first…
Family turns to TikTok to find stem cell match for NYC teen
Fifteen-year-old Max Uribe has a lot going for him. He works hard in school, plays soccer and composes…
Brooklyn Diocese seeks settlement of 1,100 sex abuse claims
Ted Gutierrez grew up in Canarsie, Brooklyn, attending Holy Family Roman Catholic Church. He remembers Priest Romano Ferraro…
7 Catholic elementary schools to close in Brooklyn, Queens
Parents at Saint Thomas the Apostle Catholic Academy say they are processing the news that their kids’ Catholic…
Ronald Hicks installed as New York’s new archbishop
Ronald Hicks, who was appointed by Pope Leo XIV, officially assumed his title as New York’s archbishop at…
New NYPD statistics show rise in antisemitic hate crimes
New numbers from the NYPD show a rise in antisemitic hate crimes. Anti-Jewish hate crimes increased by 182%…
Snowstorm fallout leaves some Brooklyn residents in the dark
Days after last week’s massive snowstorm, the cold is still lingering for hundreds of Brooklyn residents who spent…
Some NYC businesses participate in ‘nationwide shutdown’
Some New York City businesses are participating in what is being called a “nationwide shutdown.” Organizers hope a…
Sledders take advantage of the snow in Central Park
A sledder named Graham couldn’t contain his excitement while sledding in Central Park on Monday, telling NY1, “This…