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Judges wield enormous power. Here in the five boroughs, they are often the ultimate arbiters in deciding how many New Yorkers get sent to Rikers Island, where and how new housing will be built, and wh...

Tisch keeps blaming recidivism on discovery reform, but offers no evidence.

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If federal officers try to execute an arrest without a warrant in a courthouse, the February 6 memo states, “UCS uniformed personnel should neither obstruct nor assist in any way.”

Several people who worked for Governor Cuomo say voters should be deeply skeptical of his candidacy.

On Thursday, imbued with a grim determination, I got on line at 3:45 a.m. for a shot at the ticket to ride.

New York's PBS station, WNET, helped produce the materials with NYC Public Schools and the City Council.

Not shit. Plus, more news for your Thursday morning.

Organizers and immigrant rights advocates are teaming up to teach servers, kitchen staffers, restaurant owners, and delivery workers their rights when it comes to dealing with law enforcement.

From mayor to hapless MAGA floor manager.

Mr. Marathon involves visiting all 13 stores in the Mr. Fruit chain, and buying (and consuming) a thematically appropriate product at each one.

The Sunday rally called on the mayor to rescind a controversial memo Hell Gate revealed last week.

And more stories to kick off your Tuesday.

Two years after Ohebshalom was deemed New York City's "worst" landlord, his tenants say conditions haven't meaningfully improved.

And more news for your Tuesday.

Some of the men who were transferred to Randall's Island in below-freezing temperatures told Hell Gate conditions at the sprawling tent shelter remain poor.

An evening at Union Pool with Kari Ferrell, whose memoir "You'll Never Believe Me" is out today.

At MoMA's all-night Christian Marclay madness.