New York News

The CCP in recent years has stepped up its sabotage campaign against the performing arts company, representatives said at a Lincoln Center press conference.

The company’s privacy policy says that in case of bankrupt, its privacy provisions for user data still apply.

Valley View’s occupancy remains at a little more than 60 percent, lagging behind other county nursing homes, which have rebounded to 80 percent post-pandemic.

Gov. Kathy Hochul cites the MTA’s national importance while Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy demands accountability and a safety plan.

One plaintiff is a former hostage who says his captors ‘bragged about having Hamas operatives on American university campuses.’

The student’s lawyers have also filed a motion seeking a temporary restraining order to prevent her arrest.

A New York appeals court allowed land for a parking lot to be seized, finding the taking was in the public interest.

McMahon says the school’s interim president acknowledged that ’this was her responsibility to make sure that children on her campus were safe.’

The federal department said it would withhold funding for New York if it doesn’t provide information on what it’s doing to protect public transit passengers.

The Trump administration had pulled $400 million in federal grants to the university over its alleged failure to address anti-Semitism.

Mayor Eric Adams says he'll invite federal officials to New York City to see firsthand what he’s doing about subway safety.

Salvatore Delligatti argued unsuccessfully that an act of omission doesn’t make him guilty of violent crime.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the extension will give officials more time to discuss the program.

Sean Duffy warned the MTA to improve transit security or risk losing federal funds, citing crime and fare evasion concerns amid broader policy disputes.

The court affirmed that only U.S. citizens can vote in elections in the state of New York.