Giulia Heyward

NY attorney general sues DOJ over funding cuts for crime survivors who cannot prove immigration status

Rent increases are landing just as Eric Adams exits the race and Zohran Mamdani’s rent-freeze platform gains traction.

The New York Historical's major fall show traces the lives and legacies of LGBTQ+ figures who powered one of the most iconic movements in American culture.

James says the Brimelows used charitable funds to buy a West Virginia castle and enrich themselves.

NYPD detective accused of pointing gun at teens in road rage incident

Of the 114 people who became sick in Central Harlem, seven people died and six others remain hospitalized.

The nonprofit called on the NYPD's inspector general to look into the department's purported improper use of the technology, which it said has led to several false arrests.

The disease can be fatal in some cases, with particular risks for elderly people.

Operation Weed Whacker led to the closure of six unlicensed dispensaries in neighborhoods from Flushing to Cambria Heights, as well as multiple arrests and product seizures.

Central Park Conservancy backs NYC horse carriage ban, citing safety and damage

Halo Nightclub, one of just a few LGBTQ+ bars on Long Island, shut down after financial struggles and an eviction.

FDNY officials say flames trapped a 76-year-old woman after a lithium-ion battery ignited outside a restaurant bathroom.

A dozen local crisis counselors are among more than 200 nationwide expected to lose their jobs this month, after a federal agency announced it will no longer fund LGBTQ+ specific services through the 988 lifeline.

The city’s new spending plan sets aside millions for gender-affirming care and support programs.

The university official said that the purported “hacktivist” targeted specific documents during the June 24 cyberattack.

It's the end of an era.

As Pride Month unfolds, LGBTQ+ New Yorkers confront new federal restrictions and find renewed purpose in protest and visibility.

The proposed legislation would update the health code to officially allow cats in bodegas and offer free vaccinations for registered felines.

The campaign features comics, student-recorded announcements and pro BMX athlete Nigel Sylvester.

Noise complaints made through the city’s 311 system nearly tripled compared to the weekend before the venue’s first show of the summer.