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The Alliance to Protect Kalief’s Law held an advocacy day at the Capitol to convince lawmakers to reject reform to the ...

Cuomo’s mass transit and housing policies, as well as his storied battle with then-Mayor Bill de Blasio, have been weaponized by his opponents, attacks that go to the heart of his campaign message — ...

He’s running for mayor of New York City, four years after scandals that included allegations of sexual misconduct led him to ...

Tenants of three South Bronx buildings held a rally March 1 to call attention to their yearslong complaints of poor ...

NYPD Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch says crime across the city has fallen by 14.5%, compared to the same period in 2024, with notable reductions in transit crime, down 15.1% after increased police ...

The vibrant Brooklyn neighborhoods of Brighton Beach and Coney Island are basking in the glow of Oscar success as “Anora,” a film shot in their streets, ...

Body language expert Patricia Stark, author of "Calmfidence," dives into the stars on the Oscars red carpet Sunday night.

It began as a little-known film, but after taking home the Oscar for Best Picture and four other Academy Awards, "Anora" has catapulted into the spotlight in Hollywood.

The actor and playwright, who still performs the stage version across the tri-state area and beyond, first crafted the story in 1988 with $200 left in his bank account in L.A.