CFB: Why big spending doesn’t always result in big wins
The city’s Campaign Finance Board — a non-partisan independent city agency — released a report Tuesday celebrating the…
City DOT eyes commercial parking for taxis
For now, commercial parking signs leave yellow cabs out. “Commercial parking, we cannot park there. If we park…
Doctor’s art raises awareness for stroke care
Propaganda created by the Central Intelligence Agency is the inspiration for a doctor’s efforts to better educate people…
ICE cites N.Y. law in planned expansion at Batavia facility
BATAVIA, N.Y. — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says it plans to add 100 detention beds at its…
MetroCard machine winners collect their items in Queens
A bet on a piece of New York City history brought Brian Moore to an MTA facility in…
Advocates want more support for private colleges in NY
New York’s private colleges and universities are facing fiscal challenges and enrollment declines that advocates warn could lead…
Judge strikes down N.Y. Climate Change Superfund Act
Gov. Kathy Hochul said New York state is “looking” at its “options of appeal” after a federal judge…
Judge strikes down N.Y. Climate Change Superfund Act
Gov. Kathy Hochul said New York state is “looking” at its “options of appeal” after a federal judge…
Residents decry living conditions at Queens NYCHA complex
Brooklyn-born Eduardo Guarnieri has been living at a NYCHA complex at Beach 40th Street and Beach Channel Drive…
Residents decry living conditions at Queens NYCHA complex
Brooklyn-born Eduardo Guarnieri has been living at a NYCHA complex at Beach 40th Street and Beach Channel Drive…
City Council member previews Legionnaires’ hearing
Ahead of Wednesday’s City Council hearing on the Mamdani administration’s response to this summer’s Legionnaires’ outbreak, the administration…
9/11 Memorial looks to educate those born after the attacks
For those who lived through Sept. 11, 2001, it can be hard to imagine that so many people,…