Using chokeholds has been against NYPD policy since the 1990s, long before Eric Garner made the words “I can’t breathe” a rallying cry, and it’s been against New York City law since 2020, when George ...

The city issued 42 cease-and-desist orders to online retailers demanding that the companies stop selling devices that are banned in the five boroughs due to their speed and weight.

In the new film “Tony,” much of which takes place in the kitchen of a seafood restaurant in 1970s Provincetown, Massachusetts, a young and unseasoned Anthony Bourdain (Dominic Sessa) holds an oyster ...

New Yorkers who don’t move their cars for street cleaning will once again face the penalty of bright green stickers stuck to their windows. A new bill that passed the City Council last week allows the ...

Because a guy asked for a knife to cut it and the server said no, here are your early links: PIX11's Kaity Tong retiring, Hoodwill drama, Ken Griffin loves New York and more.

In NYC, reported sightings of ICE activity more than doubled in July compared to June, advocates say. Such sightings quadrupled in parts of Upstate New York during the same period.

According to a Gothamist analysis, classrooms serving students with disabilities are less likely to be inspected for lead paint, despite a higher risk.

A video on social media shows the officer pepper-spraying the woman in the face, turning and then walking away.

Service on the 4, 5 and 6 subway lines is back on track after an early morning train fire at the Astor Place station left more than a dozen people with minor injuries. Firefighters responded to the ...

The Department of Buildings inspected 180 other worksites in the aftermath of the structural failure at a Midtown office-to-housing project.

A former top official in the Mount Vernon Police Department was charged with attempted murder and conspiracy Tuesday. A police source with knowledge of the matter said she allegedly acted as a getaway ...

The long summer days and late sunsets were especially welcome after this year's particularly brutal winter. Now that they’re beginning to slip away, some New Yorkers, like East Harlem resident Sabrina ...