It's Friday in New York City, where Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is freezing her eggs — and expecting to pay up to $9,000 out-of-pocket to do it.
Despite the growing popularity of the process, and the increase in people having children later in life, insurance coverage for egg freezing is still spotty.
A first-of-its kind bill in Albany, which has passed the state Senate twice but has made little progress in the Assembly, would require certain health plans to cover elective egg freezing.
President Donald Trump is set to join New York Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman on Long Island today to tout what they say is a nationwide decrease in violent crime.
The developers who were picked to build low-income senior housing on the Elizabeth Street Garden site have officially dropped their lawsuit against the city for abruptly canceling the decade-old plan.
In exchange for dropping the lawsuit, the city granted the developers the rights to build new housing on a vacant, publicly owned lot at 22 Suffolk St. on the Lower East Side.
Multiple outlets are reporting that Luigi Mangione is expected to take a plea deal during a last-minute appearance in federal court today. Here's how the move could help him avoid a state murder trial.
A Bronx jury yesterday convicted NYPD Officer Omar Habib of using an illegal chokehold, making him the first officer found guilty under a law passed after the death of George Floyd.
Mayor Mamdani said that beginning next month, childcare will be completely free for more than 22,000 New York City families who rely on low-cost vouchers.
As Jersey City leaders consider a new budget that will raise local property taxes at least 15%, a new independent audit finds the city's financial records are a mess.
City officials said they've now told nearly 2,000 homeowners that they were erroneously notified about possibly having to owe a pied-à-terre tax.
City officials said they’d only install the streetside trash containers in front of large buildings. Residents of smaller buildings who participated in a pilot program say they want in, too.
A new package of bills amounts to a course correction from the regulations implemented under previous Mayor Eric Adams, who saw dilapidated outdoor dining sheds as a sanitation problem.
