Early voting may have kicked off in New York this weekend, but Serbian immigrants seeking to vote had a much tighter window on Sunday.

The retired NYPD detective accused of shooting and killing another driver on the New York side of the George Washington Bridge last week is now out on bail. Victor Romero, a 62-year-old from ...

A recent Quinnipiac University poll found healthcare was the top issue for 11% of voters in Upstate New York, trailing just the economy and cost of living. A consolidation plan for Columbia Memorial ...

Newly released data on suicides in New York City shows an overall decline in deaths, according to the city health department, but also inequities persist across gender, age, race and ethnicity.

The Archdiocese of New York is close to finalizing an $800 million settlement agreement with 1,300 people who have accused the church’s clergy members, lay leaders, and teachers of sexual abuse, ...

Spokespeople for the city Law Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the lawsuit. Without after-hours construction, city officials have said the opening of the Chinatown ...

The incumbent slate, formerly backed by the teacher's union, lost that influential support over public arguments and controversies.

An NYPD officer shot and wounded a woman Friday night after she approached police with a knife during a night of violence at a Queens home, police said. The woman, who police have not yet identified, ...

A primer on the races for governor, attorney general and the congressional districts that could help determine control of the U.S. House.

A couple who mistakenly received a racist text message at an apartment viewing this summer is now suing the real estate company, the broker and the landlord for discrimination. According to the ...

The agreement ends all pending litigation between the neighborhood group Forest Hills Gardens Corporation and the stadium’s owner West Side Tennis Club and operator Tiebreaker Productions. In a joint ...

Mediation didn't resolve the years-old case. A ruling for the plaintiffs could upend how public schooling works in New Jersey.