A Bronx mother and grandmother were arrested Thursday morning in connection with the starvation-related death of an autistic 16-year-old boy, police said. Police arrested Geneva Jarvis, 36, and Denise ...

A group or rays — also known as a “fever” — was spotted swimming through Newtown Creek, a notoriously filthy estuary of the East River, last weekend. “I have not heard of anybody seeing rays in the ...

Does the greatest restaurant city in the world offer a place where a kid can fill a plate with whatever they want?

The outcome of Tuesday’s Senate primary in Michigan could show whether progressives can win over swing-state Democrats.

Whether you’re sheltering from unpredictable weather or looking to boost your Letterboxd numbers, the movies are the place to be. Steven Spielberg’s "Jurassic Park" is one of the best summer movies ...

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The city is requiring the owner of the Pfizer building to commission a structural review of its neighboring project on East 42nd Street.

The controversial plant on the Finger Lakes has rebranded with a new business model that may conflict with Gov. Hochul's pause on new data centers.

The city transportation department plans to make East Tremont Avenue a premier destination for the Boogie Down's bus riders.

Those days are long gone. Astoria now marks the northern border of the “Commie Corridor” that stretches down into Brooklyn. The stronghold of young, leftist and college-educated voters fueled the rise ...

The New York City Department of Transportation is auctioning a single “Champions Way” street sign from the Knicks' championship parade.

A federal judge in Newark has dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit that sought to force New Jersey to turn over its voter registration records. The lawsuit is one of more than two dozen the ...