Samantha Max

Legal services providers say more than 7,500 tenants and their families have been evicted when it was above 90 degrees since 2017.

Prosecutors say the goal is to gather more reliable information and prevent false confessions and wrongful convictions.

This isn’t the first time buildings have re-evaluated their security measures — and it likely won’t be the last.

Prosecutors charged the driver after his horse collapsed.

The lawyers represent low-income New Yorkers across the city.

Man at center of Times Square scuffle between migrants and police to serve jail time

The horse, Ryder, collapsed after working in August 2022. He retired to a farm and was euthanized a few months later.

Norma Nazario says the social media apps target young people with posts that encourage dangerous behavior.

It's still not clear when a work stoppage might actually start.

A judge is expected to sentence the gastroenterologist to more than 20 years in prison.

The stretch of sidewalk outside the courthouse has transformed into a mix of celebrity red carpet, block party, tourist destination and livestream studio.

It’s the first time the legal services group has held a strike vote in more than 30 years.

Police shot and killed Win Rozario while his mother and brother watched and begged them not to shoot.

The decision opens the door for legal payouts when dogs are wrongfully killed.

At the City Clerk’s Office, weddings carry on as usual alongside high-profile trials and immigration arrests

A lawyer representing Mayor Eric Adams said the case “is nothing more than a policy dispute between the City Council and the mayor” and shouldn’t be decided by the courts.

Young New Yorkers reflect on Floyd’s death, five years later.

Prosecutors said Anthony Saccavino abused his power to line his pockets.

A new database has information about every state judge in New York.

Luigi Mangione’s lawyers say Altoona police violated his rights by searching his bag without a warrant before finding a gun, silencer and fake IDS.