As a professor at the Ivy League school, Kate Manne has known many, many victims. There’s a palpable feeling on campus, she writes, that this is big.

Longtime tenants believe their Mercer Street landlord has blocked elevator access in an effort to force them out, as the city Loft Board failed to enforce a judge’s order.

The newly inaugurated Puffin Foundation Center for New York City Activism explores how movements born in New York continue to inform the people working on issues that affect us all

How a sailor girl slapped me this past August, and the friend who laughed about it.

The FARE Act marked a sea change for New York City apartment hunters.

The NYPD and the Secret Service are closing 15 blocks of Midtown around Madison Square Garden for the president’s visit.

Machines will arrive in early 2027 to begin drilling through rock, soil and sand en route to 125th Street.

An ironworker’s lawsuit says he was “severely” hurt in an incident the contractor reported as a minor injury amid the race to close Rikers Island.

There are few remaining artifacts from the increasingly distant disco era. A bumper car joint in Coney Island with a bone-rattling sound system is one of them.

There are few remaining artifacts from the increasingly distant disco era. A bumper car joint in Coney Island with a bone-rattling sound system is one of them.

A state review found the Health Department launched new initiatives and improved data collection. But Black women still face disproportionately high pregnancy-related death rates.

The completed Champlain Hudson Power Express brings a significant influx of cleaner energy to the city’s electric grid, which is mostly powered by fossil fuels.

The Brooklyn neighborhood has seen a boom in new construction — minus the gentrification and displacement that have plagued other parts of New York.

An investigation by The City Reporter, based on a database of more than 1,200 lawsuits, shows that ICE agents in the field have seized Latinos in numbers that far exceed their share of the…

The Adams administration promised Sadé Singh she would be able to build a granny flat, or ADU, on her Queens property under new development rules. She’s still waiting.

A new lawsuit claims more than a quarter of the households in the River Park Towers have been hit with eviction cases in the past two years over “recertifications” required for a key tax credit.

New name, new pigeon, same award-winning journalism for all New Yorkers.

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New name, new pigeon, same award-winning journalism for all New Yorkers.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg accused relatives of Brooklyn Councilmember Darlene Mealy as part of an alleged ring that tried to steal a Harlem brownstone.

Sporting a duct-taped leg brace, a retired Hell’s Kitchen electrician battles alleged harassment as a landlord converts his SRO building into a tourist hotel.

The mayor has allocated a smaller piece of the city budget to libraries than his predecessor, Eric Adams.

An investigation by THE CITY, based on a database of more than 1,200 lawsuits, shows that ICE agents in the field have seized Latinos in numbers that far exceed their share of the undocumented populat...

An investigation by THE CITY, based on a database of more than 1,200 lawsuits, shows that ICE agents in the field have seized Latinos in numbers that far exceed their share of the undocumented populat...

Hazardous disposal vapes are everywhere and can’t go in the garbage. These New Yorkers have made it their mission to lay them to rest properly.

Hazardous disposal vapes are everywhere and can’t go in the garbage. These New Yorkers have made it their mission to lay them to rest properly.

Those living next to a construction site in Prospect Lefferts Gardens say the vibrations and noise are “as if a train were running through.”

Prosecutors have charged a building resident with criminally negligent homicide in the May 4 blaze that killed three people.

Those living next to a construction site in Prospect Lefferts Gardens say the vibrations and noise are “as if a train were running through.”

Negotiations are ongoing in advance of the 12:01 a.m. Saturday strike date that could leave close to 300,000 riders.

Advocates warn the Securus system could funnel intimate detainee call details into the company’s AI tools.