This city wants to exempt high-end pedal-controlled electric bicycles from its ban on battery-powered two-wheelers – angering delivery workers, whose cheaper models would remain illegal.
The labor action is being closely watched by union activists – and university administrators – across the country.
A year after Queens' Tom Cat Bakery fired dozens of immigrant workers for not providing documentation, the company faces pressure to reverse its policy.
City officials are scrambling to help 86 families who fled after Hurricane María and now face being ousted from temporary housing hotels, thanks to FEMA.
It took the state of New York nearly 15 years after an initial investigation to revoke Nasim Haider's medical license, despite numerous accusations against him and a 2012 arrest.
Leaders of the Greene Hill Food Co-op in Brooklyn are raising funds and looking for a new space after losing the lease on their longtime Clinton Hill home.
The budget knife could slice Close to Home, which is credited with helping eliminate the imprisonment of children under 16 in the city.
Alicka Ampry-Samuel, of Brooklyn, has co-sponsored eight measures – and introduced one requiring information about sexual harassment be made public.