Judge dismisses lawsuit against Medical Aid in Dying Act
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act, which will legalize…
City launches tool to track affordable housing projects
New York City on Thursday unveiled a new interactive tool that allows residents to track the city’s pipeline…
Meet the Queens stitcher waiting on trade deadline deals
As Major League Baseball’s trade deadline approaches, one Queens man is preparing for the flurry of roster moves…
Man sentenced for ramming car into Chabad world headquarters
A man was sentenced Wednesday to six months and a week behind bars for ramming his car into…
New York finalizes social media restrictions for kids
It was more than two years ago that Gov. Kathy Hochul signed into law the SAFE for Kids…
Hochul seeks stricter gun sales rules after federal changes
Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a series of gun safety measures Thursday aimed at countering Trump administration rollbacks of…
Willets Point welcomes new tenants in affordable housing
It’s quite the view from an apartment window at the Willets Point Commons. “You can see Etihad Park…
Mamdani tries to clear up confusion on pied-à-terre tax
The Mamdani administration’s management of the second-home tax is causing anxiety and confusion among property-owning New Yorkers who…
Residents raise concerns over Legionnaires’ disease response
At Haven Plaza in the East Village, residents say the building’s name no longer matches their reality. “We’ve…
Why the Adirondacks don’t burn like Canada’s forests
Forests in and around the Adirondack Park see between 175 and 250 fires a year but they tend…
Why the Adirondacks don’t burn like Canada’s forests
Forests in and around the Adirondack Park see between 175 and 250 fires a year but they tend…
OMNY complaints mount as some riders fail to get fare cap
Complaints have been growing about OMNY, New York City Transit’s payment system, with some riders claiming they don’t…