Mexico’s government has begun to print the ballots to comply with the referendum to “revoke” the presidential mandate on April 10, in which migrants from that country who currently live

The callous murder and rape of a 9-year-old girl in an eastern Pennsylvania city has finally been solved after almost 58 years, police announced Thursday. Marise Ann Chivirella was abducted,

The University of California reached a $243 million settlement Tuesday with more than 200 women who said they were sexually abused by a UCLA gynecologist. James Heaps, 64, is accused

Considered in the US as one of the most influential and growing migrant colonies in recent decades, the Poblanos living in New York have strengthened their ties with the Mexican

Unvaccinated NYPD officers currently on unpaid leave after a sweeping COVID-19 vaccine mandate late last year will be fired next month if they don’t get the jab, the Daily News has learned.

An adjunct professor at New York University’s Tandem School of Engineering has been missing from his Upper West Side home since Saturday and police are asking the public’s help finding

Two pedestrians were struck and killed within a few hours of each other in Manhattan, including a kindergarten teacher who was on her way to work early Monday, police sources

Battered by the whims of an unforgiving pandemic and a dysfunctional Congress, the recently press-shy President Biden plunged into a room of ravenous reporters on Wednesday and delivered a simple

As Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador announced Monday, he has been temporarily replaced by Interior Minister Adan Augusto López at his usual morning press conference. The President said Monday

After heavy overnight snow turned New York into a slushy mess on Friday, threatening to dump a half-foot of powder, Mayor Adams said the short-staffed city was operating “straight ahead”