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An $82 million investment will help New Yorkers with their down payment or closing costs.

Emerging and mid-career artists in contemporary art, film, TV and video art can apply for the residency, which offers funding, mentorship and professional development.

The directive follows seven detections of the avian flu in markets in Queens, the Bronx and in Brooklyn.

The City Council allocated $3.4 million for interpreter services and nonprofit legal assistance amid rising demand.

Coney Island’s beloved performing arts school moves to a larger space at 1515 Surf Ave., continuing nearly two decades of community impact.

Alloy Development partnered with Radial Power and MaxSolar to get community solar energy at 505 State St.

Residents from 225, 227 and 229 23rd St. say their landlord, Shea Segal, is abusing their human rights.

From 2018 to 2023, New York’s average annual child care prices were higher than every other state except for Massachusetts, rising nearly 18% from $12,422 per child to $14,621.

The new directive from New York City Mayor Eric Adams said city workers can allow federal agents to enter their building if staff fear for their safety, the New York Daily News reported.

The theme of this year's Rhythms & Movements of African American Culture Festival, a five-day event hosted by the Brooklyn nonprofit Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation, is "Resolution Requires Resistance."