Severe storms cause power outages across N.Y. state
A strong storm system moved through Western and Central New York on Wednesday, leading to multiple tornado warnings —…
NYC officials reportedly sent encrypted texts to influencers
A report in Columbia Journalism Review detailed the Mamdani administration’s use of Signal, an encrypted messaging app, which…
N.Y. schools and libraries work to keep kids reading
As students return to classrooms across New York, educators and library leaders are emphasizing the importance of keeping…
NYPD data shows record-low shootings and murders this summer
It has been the safest summer in New York City in recorded history when it comes to shootings…
Michael Arad
Michael Arad went up to the rooftop of his East Village apartment building to see what had happened…
State Police K-9s become State Fair attraction
New York State Police troopers Kevin Conners and Kylie Black have two of the least stressful jobs during…
FDNY adds 36 new names to memorial wall 25 years after 9/11
On Wednesday, the FDNY added 36 new names to its memorial wall to honor those who died in…
N.Y. leads lawsuit over Title X family planning funding
NEW YORK — New York is leading a 23-state lawsuit challenging new Trump administration conditions attached to federal…
Good government groups on supporting election integrity
Voting news has been dominating the airwaves this week. Courts are currently weighing whether the U.S. Postal Service…
N.Y. leads lawsuit over Title X family planning funding
NEW YORK — New York is leading a 23-state lawsuit challenging new Trump administration conditions attached to federal…
City health chief defends agency, mayor over Legionnaires’
City health officials are still waiting to identify the site of the Upper East Side Legionnaires’ outbreak. At…
Free pre-K expands in more than 400 districts across N.Y.
Thousands more New York families will have access to free prekindergarten this school year, as the state begins…