City schools to get direct 911 link for emergencies
New York will become the first city in the nation to directly link public schools to the 911…
Women’s summit calls for more females in leadership roles
Encouraging more women to take on leadership roles — that was the goal of the “All In Together”…
Brown water worries Harlem residents despite DEP assurances
Some Harlem residents say they’ve been dealing with brown, discolored water running from their faucets for weeks, prompting…
Early voting draws more than 160,000 in opening weekend
As New York City’s mayoral race enters its final stretch, tens of thousands of voters turned out across…
Brown water worries Harlem residents despite DEP assurances
Some Harlem residents say they’ve been dealing with brown, discolored water running from their faucets for weeks, prompting…
In attack mode, Cuomo rejects claims of Islamophobia
Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo was in Brooklyn Saturday touting the support of faith leaders as early voting began.…
On This Day, Oct. 26: 500-mile Erie Canal opens in New York
1 of 6 | On October 26, 1825, the Erie Canal, pictured in 1902, was opened, linking the…
Nearly 80,000 New Yorkers vote on first day of early voting
A total of 79,409 New Yorkers cast their ballots on the first day of early voting in the…
Early voting begins across the city
Saturday marked the first day of early voting in the city, and New Yorkers across the five boroughs…
N.Y. Democratic strategist on 2025 elections
Early voting in New York kicks off Saturday from Buffalo to Plattsburgh and all the way to Montauk.…
Washington Heights residents lament stalled construction
Residents near a stretch of the Riverside Drive Viaduct in Washington Heights complain that a stalled construction project…
Bronx teen detained after routine ICE check-in
It was supposed to be a routine immigration check-in, but instead a 16-year-old boy ended up in federal…