Gallup data reveals how kindness can spark a chain reaction.

A set of bills that City Council members are touting as a way to hold social media companies accountable for harming children’s mental health is facing

The mayor plans to open five city-owned grocers overall.

In November 2022, OpenAI released ChatGPT and ignited an AI arms race. Google, Meta, Anthropic, and a Chinese startup called DeepSeek all raced to compete. In barely three years, AI has gone from a no...

These organizations have spent the past four years fighting for scraps of progress from City Hall.

Dear Future NYC mayor, When you take office on Jan. 1, you will inherit a city that is world-class in culture, finance, and technology but constrained by outdated systems and practices. New York Ci…

Go was pushed to her death in front of an approaching New York City subway by a schizophrenic man in 2022.

A 104-bed facility for seriously ill detainees is mostly finished but unopened — three years late and nearly double its original cost — because the Department of Correction says it lacks enough office...

The nonprofits that New York City relies on to care for its most vulnerable residents are being squeezed at both ends — by worsening late contract payments from city government and potential cutbacks ...

The data from mayoral hopeful Brad Lander’s office reiterates what THE CITY has been reporting for over a year.

Families in Washington Heights are being pushed out by rising rents and costs, and New York City is losing its youngest demographic group.