Nia Clark

Parents and elected officials in southern Brooklyn are outraged after the state cut funding for several after-school program providers, just two weeks before the start of the new school year.

Students returned to Columbia University for the first day of classes of the fall semester Tuesday.

City Hall says the limits help migrants become independent.

Just days before the 23rd anniversary of the terror attacks of Sept. 11, firefighter union members and leadership said they're still fighting for

Police are still searching for the culprits behind the murder of a wife and mother in Lower Manhattan. What You Need To Know

Loved ones of Gregory Delpeche say he has brain damage.

When you've got to go, you've got to go — but it can be difficult to find a public bathroom in the five boroughs.

Nia Clark has more on the story.

Transit crime made for a violent commute for several New Yorkers Tuesday. What You Need To Know Transit crime made for a violent commute for several New Yorkers Tuesday

The attorney for the family of a New Jersey man who was shot by an off-duty NYPD officer in a so-called “road rage” incident is blaming the officer