The mayor claims he’s “fighting” to get $4 million in public dollars the city Campaign Finance Board declined to provide in ...

Rental apartments are assessed at far higher rates than houses, the Community Service Society and Progress and Poverty Institute find, while a major court case attacking inequities grinds on.

In the wake of ProPublica’s expose of the Community Response Team, critics are calling for the unit to be disbanded. New York City’s police commissioner may also be reducing the team’s role.

Funding shortfall stems from aborted switch to Medicare Advantage for retired workers — with $1,500 in annual premium charges now on the table in union-management discussions.

In a city with historically very bad turnout, there are certain communities that reliably appear at the polls.

The cuts from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services terminate more than $100 million in grants to the city health ...

By law, the city will be legally barred from using Rikers jails after 2027, but the move-out can happen only if there are ...

New Economy Project and other groups urge governor to enforce interest rate limits, as the legislature weighs whether to ...

In February, House Republicans passed a budget resolution that President Donald Trump described as “ONE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL.” ...

In this week’s election newsletter, we dig into turnout trends in the five boroughs, talk overseas absentees and Trump's ...

Residents there say they’ve seen more illegally parked tractor trailers in recent years that compromise street safety and ...

New faculty position listing no longer references "settler colonialism, genocide and apartheid" after Gov. Kathy Hochul ...