Other changes to SNAP will make New York state and New York City pay for more of the administrative costs of the program and, for the first time, 15% of the benefit.

Broadway musicians voted overwhelmingly in favor of authorizing a strike Sunday night, threatening significant disruptions to New York City’s iconic theater scene if their demands are not met at the ...

Nightfall, Green-Wood Cemetery's sprawling 8-year-old annual festival of macabre delights at Green-Wood Cemetery, takes place this Thursday and Friday.

And places with the highest interest may run into conflict with local lawmakers who have safety concerns, recalling four years ago, when Hurricane Ida caused flooding that killed 11 people in illegal ...

The Democratic governor’s top fiscal aide sent a letter to state agencies telling them to hold the line on spending.

The first volume of the series, “Gotham: A History of New York City to 1898,” won the Pulitzer Prize in 1999 and covered New York City’s history from early European exploration up to New Year’s Day of ...

It's been four months since the city's ban on broker fees went into effect. But data from regulators shows many brokers and landlords are flouting the law.

Attorneys for the man accused of killing a health insurance executive in broad daylight filed a motion early Saturday morning.

The stretch of the Hudson River Greenway near the Manhattan Cruise Terminal pitted cyclists, joggers and cruisers against one another.

The deadly incident came on a busy stretch of Flushing Avenue that’s become a hotspot for crashes in recent years.

The outing comes roughly a year after Adams was federally indicted on charges that included accepting international travel ...

A new measure aims to make outdoor dining an all-seasons phenomenon — and make it easier for other establishments, like grocery stores and cafes, to join in the practice.