City College switches to remote classes after protest arrests
City College of New York will hold remote classes Wednesday after the NYPD arrested several pro-Palestinian protesters on campus.
See it: Coyote caught on video in Central Park
A runner says a coyote stopped him dead in his tracks in Central Park Saturday morning.
Columbia president testifies about antisemitism on college campuses
Columbia University President Dr. Minouche Shafik testified about antisemitism on college campuses before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce.
Jonathan Majors avoids jail, sentenced to counseling for assaulting ex-girlfriend
The judge sentenced Majors to one year of domestic violence counseling after he was found guilty of harassing and assaulting ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari in New York City.
Reproductive rights experts weigh in on abortion, IVF battles across U.S.
From abortion restrictions to IVF bans, reproductive rights for women in the U.S. have never been more uncertain.
NYC congestion pricing passes final vote, will bring $15 tolls for some drivers
Starting as early as June, most drivers will be charged to enter Manhattan's Central Business District below 60th Street.
Baltimore cargo ship crash could cause supply chain issues, experts say
When the "Dali" rammed the Francis Scott Key Bridge early Tuesday morning, it brought maritime traffic in and out of the port to a standstill.
Daniel Penny subway chokehold trial to begin in early October
Daniel Penny, the Marine veteran charged with killing Jordan Neely on the subway, will stand trial in October 2024.
Women in New York can now buy birth control without a prescription, Hochul announces
Hochul announced that starting Tuesday, women are allowed to buy birth control at New York pharmacies without a prescription.
NYC parents protest proposed budget cuts to 3-K and pre-K
Numbers show the city has cut nearly $400 million from these programs since 2022 and plans to cut another 14% in 2025.
Twin sisters stabbed, one fatally, during argument in Brooklyn deli
A witness, who did not want to be identified, said the 19-year-olds were attacked Sunday morning because they refused a stranger's advances.
Crowds line Staten Island for inclusive St. Patrick's Day parade
Sunday marked the first time the borough hosted a second parade for the holiday.
Muslims in Brooklyn mark Ramadan with heavy hearts
Lights strung between lamp posts in Bay Ridge illuminate at night, when the daily fast is broken with prayers and a meal.
Jury finds 2 men guilty on all counts in Jam Master Jay murder trial
A guilty verdict was reached in the murder trial for two men charged with killing Run-D.M.C. star Jam Master Jay.
U.N.'s top court considering legality of Israel's occupation of West Bank
Historic meetings are now underway on the legality of Israel's decades-long occupation of lands sought for a Palestinian state.