Both houses of Congress and the White House will be controlled by Republican leaders who’ve vowed to cut spending. But New York’s officials aren’t changing course yet.

All cameras were on Roland Conner when he first opened, but in a fate experienced by other store operators, his deal’s costly ...

Eliminating mandates to create spots for cars is key to creating more apartments in the mayor’s sweeping City of Yes proposal ...

The Community Response Team, promoted to the public via action-packed social media videos, operates without written policies ...

Compromises to continue parking-construction mandates and rein in backyard apartments still leave capacity to build 80,000 ...

Simultaneous FBI raids on mayoral fundraisers Al Cockfield and Weihong Hu follow an investigation by THE CITY, The Guardian ...

All the parties in the decade-old 'Nunez case' must now decide on the parameters and qualifications of a third-party overseer ...

Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello bumped from running Williamsburg parish following probe on cash transfers to firms of ex-City Hall ...

The 2,000-person tent residence for migrant families is the only emergency shelter on federal land. Critics across the ...

Comptroller Brad Lander’s office found dozens of cases where NYCHA could not document that work the agency had paid for was ...

But challenges for the city’s 100 higher ed institutions loom, with Republican-led cuts to federal funding on the horizon.

Florida’s near total ban on abortions — which already led to a wave of patients coming to NYC — was upheld in November’s ...