NYC parents miffed over lack of special ed services they're entitled to
Private school parents in New York City are upset over a lack of public school special education services.
Manslaughter charge against Daniel Penny dismissed
The manslaughter charge against Daniel Penny has been dismissed after jurors told the judge twice Friday that they were unable to reach a unanimous vote.
Fordham University accused of ignoring alleged sexual abuse by priests
A lawsuit was announced Thursday, accusing Fordham University of turning a blind eye to the sexual abuse of minors in the 1970s.
NYC special ed students not getting services they need, UFT survey reveals
New York City special education students are not getting the services they were promised, according to the United Federation of Teachers.
Malcolm X's family sues NYPD, FBI and CIA over assassination
Malcolm X's family accuses the NYPD and federal agencies of "facilitating" the civil rights leader's 1965 assassination in a new lawsuit.
NYC congestion pricing will start in January at $9, Hochul says
Congestion pricing in NYC will start in January with a $9 toll, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Thursday.
Upper Manhattan brush fire flares up again overnight
A brush fire at Inwood Hill Park in Upper Manhattan broke out again overnight, but firefighters had it back under control before daybreak.
Trump's stance on immigration, inflation resonated in Bronx, residents say
Democrats have watched their margin of victory shrink in New York City in three consecutive general elections.
NYC combating subway surfing with drones, PSAs featuring young people
New York City is turning to technology and young people to help put an end to the dangerous epidemic of subway surfing.
Is NJ Transit on track to make improvements? Here's what leaders say
The CEOs of both Amtrak and NJ Transit were joined by several New Jersey members of Congress for a private tour of the system's northeast corridor Wednesday.
Harlem activists call on Columbia University to "be good neighbors"
Some Harlem residents are taking issue with neighboring Columbia University, voicing concerns about displacement and community relations.
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David Banks reflects on his time as New York City schools chancellor
NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks spent his last day on the job Tuesday before his retirement takes effect Oct. 16.
Subway conductor stabbed by rider was weeks from retiring
A New York City subway worker who was stabbed by a rider remains hospitalized days after getting attacked at a station in Brooklyn.
NYC schools don't meet needs of students with disabilities, lawsuit alleges
A lawsuit alleges that kids in need of special education programs often aren't going to school because New York City schools don't have the necessary resources.
Poll: Most New Yorkers think Mayor Adams should resign
Most NYC residents want Mayor Eric Adams to resign following his federal indictment on bribery charges, according to a new poll.