As the population on Rikers Island continues to grow past 7,000 detainees – its highest point since 2019 – a collection of ...

There’s no single clear frontrunner in the race to represent one of the city’s most diverse Council districts – there’s three ...

Governor Kathy Hochul and the city’s five district attorneys celebrated changes to the state’s evidence-sharing laws that ...

The city reached a major milestone last week in Willets Point when it completed construction of the structures of the first ...

State lawmakers and legal advocates rallied in Albany on Tuesday for a new bill that would eliminate a host of administrative ...

Three alleged members of a robbery crew were charged with the kidnapping of two Queens-based drug dealers last week, bringing ...

New York’s legal community kicked off Asian American and Pacific Islander month with a who’s who gathering of court leaders ...

New York’s rocky overhaul of its Medicaid consumer directed home care program puts 280,000 elderly and disabled New Yorkers ...

Local officials rolled out a plan on Tuesday to address quality-of-life issues along Liberty Avenue in Queens’ Richmond Hill ...

From the get-go, the hour-long debate saw all three candidates take harsh jabs at each other, often throwing out accusations ...

New York City is failing to meet its obligation to provide legal representation to low-income New Yorkers facing eviction, a ...

A Senate committee played their cards close to their chest this week when they narrowly voted to advance a bill that would ...