Food retailers say more than half their sales rely on SNAP. Without those funds, they have to cut back on staff and products.

The data so far is good news for independent candidate Andrew Cuomo, a political scientist said.

THE CITY reported the incident to law enforcement and was promptly contacted by the Brooklyn U.S. attorney’s office.

The city is on track to inspect half as many cooling towers compared to the year inspections started in 2017.

An analysis of election districts won by Trump in 2024 and Mamdani in this year’s primary shows many feature a majority of Asian American residents.

His affordability-focused message resonated in districts where the GOP gained ground last year.

State Sen. Jessica Ramos had sharply criticized former Gov. Andrew Cuomo for his record in office up until this week.

There were 1,526 crashes in the congestion zone south of 60th Street between the toll’s launch on Jan. 5 and April 21. That marks a 13% reduction compared to the same period last year.

A yearslong collaboration has helped reduce gun violence in the neighborhood to its lowest level since 2019, city data shows.

At the same time, deaths rose among homeless New Yorkers not living in shelters.

A map of the city's most reckless drivers shows how prolific the problem of super-scofflaws is in the five boroughs.

Local residents are riled as late-night construction went through the night for weeks at a time, ending as late (or early) as 5 a.m.

The new annual report from the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs paints a detailed portrait of immigration in the city.

Attorneys said they’re telling their clients to expect more delays, if their cases move forward at all.

The mayor said his legal case made it impossible to run a primary campaign.

Animal shelter employees named the dog “Hudson.”

The path to victory means that left-leaning voters — and mayoral candidates — must coalesce around a slate of five choices.

The project would include 95 apartments for low-income families and individuals.

COVID’s impacts and a fraught history with educational institutions contribute to high absenteeism among Native students. Tribes and schools are working together to solve the problem.

As might be expected of someone working toward a Ph.D. in neuroscience at Stanford School of Medicine, Jocelyn Ricard has impressive credentials. There are scholarships — Knight-Hennessy and, last year, a Ford Foundation Fellowship — and publications in journals like Nature Neuroscience and The Lancet Psychiatry. Plus, Ricard has done research at Yale and Cornell; and in Chiang Mai, Thailand; Berlin; and elsewhere. The 26-year-old’s research focuses on substance-use disorders and how inequity and disadvantage affect brain function, interest she says was spurred by seeing relatives grapple with addiction and incarceration.

A partnership between the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the Milwaukee school system led to a “golden age” of teaching math in the district between 2004 and 2014. Once the funding ran out, the ...