Justice Wayne Ozzi ordered the city to use "any and all resources and information available" to determine if a property qualifies for the new tax on luxury second homes before demanding residency info...

The latest twist in the struggle for control of the Brooklyn Democratic Party comes hours ahead of a key leadership vote for party chair.

A new report by the CUNY School of Public Health is the first comprehensive look at the occupational risks faced by delivery workers since New York City implemented sweeping reforms for the industry.

The use of Narcan jumped 51% last year, while overdose deaths remain far above levels in 2021, when the state restricted physical mail to stop the smuggling of prison contraband.

The Mamdani administration declined funds for a Queens shelter over concerns the program would require discriminating against transgender people. City lawmakers are seeking answers about why.

The Mamdani administration declined funds for a Queens shelter over concerns the program would require discriminating against transgender people. City lawmakers are seeking answers about that decision...

The man who admitted to stealing hundreds of manuscripts swore he’d never do it again. New online skulduggery resembles his old tricks, and then some.

The injunction stems from a lawsuit alleging ICE was cramming dozens of immigrants into small cells on the federal building’s 10th floor, often failing to provide adequate food and water.

The city says the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs would require it to discriminate against trans vets to receive funding. The VA says that’s “false.”

The injunction stems from a lawsuit alleging ICE was cramming dozens of immigrants into small cells on the federal building’s 10th floor, often failing to provide adequate food and water.

The city says the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs would require it to discriminate against trans vets to receive funding. The VA says that’s “false.”

New York voters will answer five questions in November’s general election.

The City Reporter is seeking an entrepreneurial and creative Audience Producer to execute on our ambitious strategy to introduce our reporting to new people and platforms and deepen our engagement wit...

Embattled Party Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn didn’t attend Wednesday’s chaotic meeting, where four of her allies contended with an angry crowd of opposition leaders.

The taoiseach of Ireland, Micheál Martin, is set to address the U.N. on Thursday.

The collection of documents comes from a subway obsessive.

1199SEIU said it had enough signatures to trigger a massive unionization vote for employees of a controversial home care program funded by state health dollars.

The city’s inaction on closing Murry Bergtraum High School — which once enrolled 3,000 students — is shortchanging the 90 students still there. It comes at a cost of $46,000 per pupil, a Chalkbeat inv...

A reporter from The City Reporter was threatened with arrest while attempting to observe comings and goings from the new courtrooms, which have left advocates mystified and fearing the worst.

A reporter from The City Reporter was threatened with arrest while attempting to observe comings and goings from the new courtrooms, which have left advocates mystified and fearing the worst.

The settlement is the largest of its kind in New York City history.

The Republican president and democratic socialist mayor said they are escalating plans to create 12,000 new homes over the Sunnyside Rail Yard in Queens.

A group of holdouts has refused relocate amid a highly contested plan to level several aging Housing Authority buildings and construct new towers in a public-private partnership.

Ambulance response times were up, most serious crimes fell and a whole lot of potholes were filled in the first Mayor’s Management Report of the Zohran Mamdani era.

According to data the city released Thursday, the chronic absenteeism rate remains higher than pre-pandemic levels.

Katrina Gorham said she lost many precious belongings when she and her three children temporarily moved as the Gowanus Houses were updated this summer.

The death of a family member inspired a Brooklyn web developer to make the Sept. 11 files more accessible to New Yorkers.

Her Thoreau-like account of journeys in the woods, published when she was 28, was the first of many ruminations on life and nature, good and evil.

A US scholar made her name as an expert on Nepal’s cultural heritage – while illicitly buying sacred artefacts and smuggling them out to the United States

Selwyn Fergus, who was promoted to associate corrections commissioner last month, allegedly made inappropriate comments to a female subordinate, sources told The City Reporter.

Katrina Gorham said she lost many precious belongings when she and her three children temporarily moved as the Gowanus Houses were updated this summer.

Outgoing party leaders had no authority to vote on rule changes that would have changed the balance of power on the party’s executive committee, a State Supreme court judge found.

Once a far-out idea, space solar is attracting serious investment as a way to power data centers.

Job listings for entry-level tech positions have fallen by half since 2022, according to the Center for an Urban Future, even as employment in the industry remained stable.

Visitors come to O’Hara’s Pub from around the world every September 11 to honor the victims of the World Trade Center attack.

More than 170,000 pages of newly released documents are a measure of vindication for survivors of the attack on the World Trade Center and its toxic cleanup.

As electric bus technology struggles, the state is preparing to buy 650 new buses powered by compressed natural gas.

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.

The health system is under contract to buy the site and intends to take over early next year, according to the state assemblymember who represents the area.

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.

Mayor Mamdani is making public a trove of previously withheld city documents related to air quality and health concerns after the attack on the World Trade Center 25 years ago.

The mayor's counsel says City Hall took “immediate corrective action” after learning an aide broke records retention rules on the encrypted communications app Signal.

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.

A text message to a military officer involved in airstrikes included video of an apparent victim with charred skin, with the words: “Your cooking.”