Bronx community leaders and immigration advocates held a protest Monday against the proposed “tent city” location for incoming migrants being bused from southern states. Protestors on both sides of the

While officials are still assessing the damage, the economic toll of Hurricane Ian is already staggering. Early estimates are nearing $70 billion, and consumers could feel the pinch at the

New York City Schools Chancellor David Banks is attempting to simultaneously expand access to marginalized students and reward academic high-achievers in announcing his new school admissions policy Thursday. Screened NYC

A man wanted for opening fire during an argument over a card game near St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Midtown Manhattan is now in custody, charged with attempted murder and other

Police are searching for a man who randomly slashed a woman on a Brooklyn subway platform and then punched another woman in the face. Authorities say the incident happened just

New York City’s latest celebrity visitor is stopping traffic even in this jaded, larger-than-life town. Little Amal, a 12-foot puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian refugee, is on a 17-day blitz

A driver wanted for allegedly dragging a woman out of an Access-A-Ride vehicle in Brooklyn last week was arrested and charged. Elsakran Mohamed, 46, was arrested and charged with assault,

A man was stabbed in the back at the subway stop outside Yankee Stadium. Police say the attack happened around 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the 161st Street Subway station. The