Nancy Jiang

Fourteen locals in Greenwood Heights have brought lawsuits to force the city to reconsider a 200-bed men's shelter to open there this fall.

As the Mamdani administration works toward what it says is a more equitable distribution of homeless shelters throughout the city, advocates in neighborhoods with multiple facilities are going to court to stop the city from adding more to their plate.

Only 4% of registered voters cast ballots during early voting for the June primary election, with low youth turnout.

White New Yorkers were the only demographic group to make employment gains in the last year.

Ninety-year-old Brooklyn pool is showing its age as officials race to compete repairs.

The nearly-Olympic-sized Red Hook Pool in Brooklyn can hold more than 4,400 people, but only one would-be bather turned out for a meeting Thursday night where Parks officials explained why the neighborhood's summer lifeline has failed to open on time.

For advocates, red flags abound for a coming crisis for the borough with the lowest rate of homeownership.

As New York's specialized high schools continue to catch flack for low Black and Latino enrollment, Stuyvesant High School students are running free test prep clinics in Brooklyn and The Bronx.

As New York's specialized high schools continue to catch flack for low Black and Latino enrollment, Stuyvesant High School students are running free test prep clinics in Brooklyn and The Bronx.

President Trump's treasury secretary says low-income workers are making out. New York data shows otherwise.