Manhattan court staffers are back at in-person work — and it’s the same dingy, dirty mess they left 16 months ago. After being forced to work remotely because of the

Soft piano music and kids’ voices drift out open windows of the Brooklyn Music School in Fort Greene onto a tree-lined street, but behind the placid exterior, a battle is

An ocean of flooding woe confounded commuters Thursday afternoon as pouring rain inundated city streets and turned an uptown Manhattan subway station into an underground river. The water was waist-deep

Former President Trump reportedly scored more than $10,000 in May for housing Secret Service agents at his plush golf resort in the heart of New Jersey’s horse country. The G-men

Eric Adams declared victory in the city’s Democratic mayoral race Tuesday after holding on to a razor-thin lead in a pivotal new tally of votes, putting him on track to

Alvin Bragg, a former white-collar crime prosecutor with a progressive track record, is set to become Manhattan’s first Black district attorney, putting him in line to take over the investigation

At least someone’s enjoying the NYC mayoral vote disaster. Former President Trump Wednesday gleefully compared the city Board of Election’s error-plagued vote count with his own 2020 election defeat. “Just

A Facebook message from the suspect in which he allegedly admits culpability led to an arrested warrant in a 2013 rape investigation in Pennsylvania. According to The Associated Press, Shannon Keeler

Two months after Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murdering George Floyd, the disgraced ex-cop will face the Black man’s family in court Friday as a Minnesota judge hands down

Nearly all COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. now are in people who weren’t vaccinated, a staggering demonstration of how effective the shots have been and an indication that deaths per