Michelle Wu was sworn in Tuesday as Boston’s first woman and first person of color elected mayor in the city’s long history. The swearing-in of the city’s first Asian American

New York’s ethics panel voted Tuesday to rescind approval of former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s $5.1 million book deal. The Joint Commission on Public Ethics approved a resolution by a 12-1

A Harlem ex-con, cleared in a 2012 murder with help from an act of God, now faces new charges in a cold-blooded Harlem assassination during this year’s pandemic summer, authorities

An off-duty NYPD cop and his wife were both arrested after roughing each other up during a crazed fight over housecleaning in their Brooklyn home, police said Monday. The couple

Police are trying to track down a man who threatened to burn down a kosher bagel shop in Queens and demanded staffers take down the store’s Israeli flags. The anti-Semitic

The wait is over. No more top candidates. No more permissions denied. After a dizzying seven-week search for a front office leader, the Mets are nearing the finish line. Billy Eppler is finalizing

President Biden signed his $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill in an elaborate White House ceremony Monday afternoon — but the top Republican who made it happen skipped the event. “This

A music executive who filmed himself sexually molesting women while they slept — including neighbors whose home he broke into at their Battery Park City high-rise in 2015 — was