Romario Ricketts, from Jamaica, was moved to reach out to Greshawna Clement, from Guyana, after seeing her at a student demonstration in 2018 and “admired the passion with which she was speaking.” ...

The pipeline from Quebec will help New York meet ambitious targets for cutting back on greenhouse gas emissions and could be crucial if the city faces a power shortfall.

Discussion around the 1,040-capacity Bronx jail is heating up as design plans for the forthcoming South Bronx facility at are ...

After all, more women today are homeowners, renters, and insurance policyholders than ever before. In fact, single women own ...

The lawmakers claim Chief Judge Rowan Wilson overstepped ethics rules when he said on a panel discussion hosted by the CUNY ...

New York’s top judge last week bashed the state’s sentencing laws, claiming “everything we are doing here is stupid,” while continuing his public plea for lawmakers to pass sentencing reforms.

This drone stock flew higher in early March, and it hasn't let up yet.

The new office will be led by Renita Francois, who served in the de Blasio administration's Office of Criminal Justice for years, a source familiar with the plan told Gothamist.

This year marks the 60th anniversary of SEEK, the nation’s first state-funded academic opportunity initiative. The program traces its origins to the Civil ...

Former City Comptroller Brad Lander joined St. John's University faculty and students outside Madison Square Garden Wednesday morning as part of a protest ...

A flute trio, a percussion quintet and a Renaissance polyphony are among the live ensemble works to be presented at the March 22 Next Generation festival at Troy ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – The Young Debaters Program has been helping students from schools in Queens and Brooklyn build skills in public speaking, research, and debate. Now, after more than 15 successful ...