An internal MTA incident account said she was setting up flags on the tracks when she was hit.

An internal MTA incident account said the train operator “did not see any lights” and “proceeded at normal speed” while heading south from the 167th Street stop.

The newly-created Office of Worker Power is inspired by a similar effort by the Democratic Socialists of America and the United Electrical Workers that has helped thousands across the country…

Despite eye-catching strikes and employer concessions, the percentage of unionized workers in the city remained flat in an annual report on the state of organized labor.

The Sanitation Department issued thousands of warnings this summer ahead of an enforcement blitz, with The Bronx seeing the highest rate of citations.

The new Office of Worker Power was inspired by a similar effort by the DSA and the United Electrical Workers that has helped workers across the country organize their workplaces.

The Sanitation Department issued thousands of warnings this summer ahead of an enforcement blitz, with The Bronx seeing the highest rate of warnings.

Despite eye-catching strikes and employer concessions, the percentage of unionized workers in the city remained flat in an annual report on the state of organized labor.

New work requirements and a hefty cut in federal aid for health insurance mean more New Yorkers are going to food pantries — and doing without health insurance.

Erica Phillips, a nonprofit leader with a history of supporting family childcare providers, will take over the Education Department’s Division of Early Childhood Education at a critical juncture.

Erica Phillips, a nonprofit leader with a history of supporting family childcare providers, will take over the Education Department’s Division of Early Childhood Education at a critical juncture.

While the death of Moet McCullum remains under investigation, a retired transit worker who survived a similar incident a decade ago says flagging is still a risky practice.

City officials are considering a proposal to expand the number of commercial metered spots where drivers can park before finding a bathroom or other relief.

Borough President Donovan Richards will call on the Mamdani administration to turn the former cemetery of a historic Black church into a public-facing memorial.

Experts blamed growing admission delays across New York on the closure and consolidation of hospitals.

Drivers looking for legal spots to park in order to rest, eat or relieve themselves have endured years of frustration.

The mayor announced $43 million in funding and other reforms to resolve chronic city payment delays to early childhood education providers less than two weeks before school starts.

As many as 300 African American slaves and freed slaves have been buried at the Queens site, which has since been turned into a parking lot.

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City officials are considering a proposal to expand the number of commercial metered spots where drivers can park before finding a bathroom or other relief.

City officials are considering a proposal to expand the number of commercial metered spots where drivers can park before finding a bathroom or other relief.

Experts blamed growing admission delays across New York on the closure and consolidation of hospitals.

Experts blamed growing admission delays across New York on the closure and consolidation of hospitals.

As many as 300 African American slaves and freed slaves have been buried at the Queens site, which has since been turned into a parking lot.

Vanderbilt University opens a new Manhattan campus as higher ed employment hits a new record.

The governor is covering the cost of the pilot program, which the mayor says shows the appetite for “free, universal childcare.”

The City Council will hold an oversight hearing on the new tax on Aug. 18, as thousands of homeowners seek exemptions.

Quarter-and-dime-loving commuters are bracing for contactless digital payments as the MTA ends coin fares this year.

New York businesses reel from tariffs, even after the Supreme Court ruled many of them unconstitutional.

A plaintiff in a lawsuit seeking to stop the tax rollout was among those whose properties were exempted from the second-home surcharge as the city processes paperwork form homeowners seeking…

Quarter-and-dime-loving commuters are bracing for contactless digital payments as the MTA ends coin fares this year.

Immigration enforcement concerns are affecting immigrant-owned businesses in the Brooklyn neighborhood, where merchants report declining foot traffic, staffing challenges and customers afraid to…

A complaint submitted to the state Labor Department accuses Amazon and 13 local subcontractors of breaking the law by failing to give delivery drivers advance notice of mass layoffs. The Teamsters…

The city has granted exemptions to more than 2,300 homeowners so far after first asserting they were subject to the new tax on luxury second homes.

A complaint submitted to the state Labor Department accuses Amazon and 13 local subcontractors of breaking the law by failing to give delivery drivers advance notice of mass layoffs. The Teamsters…

Whoever buys the former burial ground for freed slaves in Queens will face strong restrictions on how they develop the site.

City Council members cry foul as homeowners receive letters demanding they prove NYC residency ahead of city’s new tax on luxury second homes.

China is now the top country of origin for foreign-born Staten Islanders.

Simone Hawkins, the Education Department's deputy chancellor for early childhood, will leave in September as the city prepares to launch Mayor Zohran Mamdani's new free 2-K program.

City Council members cry foul as homeowners receive letters demanding they prove NYC residency ahead of city’s new tax on luxury second homes.

Unionized staff at Harlem and Bronx legal services providers say managers are short-changing them on raises and benefits, even after a multi-million funding boost from the City Council.

They aim to expedite outdoor dining and bike lane construction, improve municipal contracting and shore up the city’s budget.

China is now the top country of origin for foreign-born Staten Islanders.

City Council members cry foul as homeowners receive letters demanding they prove NYC residency ahead of city’s new tax on luxury second homes.

The Home Healthcare Workers of America, its parent union, and other related labor unions improperly received millions in PPP loans, according to the Justice Department.