The Justice Department and a coalition of state attorneys general are likely to file antitrust charges against Google in the coming months, according to a new report by The Wall Street Journal.

Keeping track of scanned and affidavit ballots is not the New York City Board of Elections’ strong suit, City Comptroller Scott Stringer charged in an audit released Thursday.  Stringer wasn’t

The children of a COVID-19 victim donated 100 masks to a Cobble Hill nursing home on Wednesday to thank the facility for caring for their father prior to his death. 

Ten alleged members of the MS-13 gang, nine of whom lived in Queens, were charged with three killings that took place in Queens from April 2018 to November 2019, the

It might not be the usual sports weekend that most fans are accustomed to, but the next few days provide a return to live-action sporting events in North America for

New Yorkers of color made up 93 percent of COVID-19 related arrests in the city since mid-March, according to newly-released Police Department data. Between March 16 and May 10, cops

Coney Island businesses are on an economic roller coaster as their future hangs on their ability to open this summer in the face of the COVID-19 crisis. City resources are

Jessica Frances Dukes knew from a young age that she wanted to act. “I never wanted to do anything else,” said Dukes. “My mother would play with and nurture the

As hundreds of tenants across New York City go on rent strike to push elected officials to provide economic relief for those in need, small landlords say they, too, will

The East Village’s Gem Spa is one of the many New York City businesses that couldn’t survive the coronavirus pandemic. “It is with a heavy heart that we announce Gem