A Long Island City asphalt recycling plant is spraying a “choking” stink along the Newtown Creek — leaving state regulators fuming and residents plugging their noses. State

With Juneteenth coming up next week, state and city services, like garbage collection, will be suspended for the federal holiday.

Primetime to discuss the latest string of political violence across the United States and reveals if he thinks the federal government has the infrastructure to be able to protect elected officials.

Staffing at New York City courts has plummeted to “bleak” levels — potentially endangering judges, jurors and the public in what the union president called a “powder keg” situation.

Get to know the Democratic candidates in the NYC mayoral election and where they stand on the issues with these in-depth interviews.

A Pedro Pascal look-alike contest was held in the streets of NYC's Lower East Side, where fans crowned George Gountas for having the closest resemblance.

Teen-only Pride celebrations, a world-renowned gay men’s chorus and the return of Da Bronx Pride are just a few of the offerings lighting up NYC in rainbow colors this week.

The primary is on June 24, but because of ranked-choice voting, it could take as along as July 1 to know the official results. You must vote at your assigned early voting site. Your early voting site may be different from your Election Day poll site, so make sure to check before you go!

Historian and former NYC teacher Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, the lead scholar on a new Jewish American history curriculum, hopes it will inform students and foster empathy.