Equinor had already started construction on Empire Wind 1 and a billion-dollar revival of a city-owned industrial waterfront.

City agency funding has not kept pace with increasing needs since the city’s migrant population grew, new report finds.

In this week's election newsletter, we look at independent expenditure groups, the Staten Island special election for City Council and more ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency yanked $1.3 million in funds from the Campaign Against Hunger, accusing the group of aiding “illegal aliens.” ...

Merwil Gutiérrez had no criminal record when ICE agents detained the 19-year-old outside his home. Now his father, Wilmer, is ...

An investigation by THE CITY finds contractors who publicly confessed to paying thousands of bribes to Housing Authority ...

That could give judges new discretion to determine the importance of missing evidence before deciding whether to dismiss a ...

“There is no question that the state should proactively plan and should be putting aside at least $2 billion in a contingency ...

If Stefanik were to get in the race, it could set up a competitive primary against another House Republican, Rep. Mike Lawler ...

The trust has accumulated $2.2 million in new expenses, almost entirely for high-priced celebrity attorney Alex Spiro and his ...

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Council attorneys argue that in inviting immigration enforcers the mayor violated conflict of interest laws that bar public ...