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After only eight weeks of in-person classes, New York City public school doors will be shuttered again with the coronavirus pandemic.

The board asked developers of the controversial development to come up with a revised design plan for the Hebron School site in Crown Heights

New York Attorney General Letitia James has issued a warning to New Yorkers over the rising threat of revenge porn during the coronavirus pandemic

The arts and low-income housing advocate wants to bring his socialist-guided platform to city government

Well, today's MTA Board meeting should be fun.

New York City has filed a lawsuit against landlords Gennaro Brooks-Church and Loretta Gendville over the accused unlawful eviction of their Dean St tenants during the pandemic

Every single voting district in Manhattan, where Trump lives, went for Joe Biden.

With free agency set for the end of the week, we should know about Taj Gibson's status for next season soon. Regardless of whether he's back at the Garden in 2020-21 or playing in another city, Gibson has already left his mark on New York.

Brand new street art in Brooklyn uses innovative technology and political themes to make very 2020 statements

A number of local organizations are holding free turkey giveaways over the next week to make sure everyone can have a traditional meal in the most untraditional of times