NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said at least one ICE officer fired seven rounds during an immigration enforcement operation in Marble Hill, striking 28-year-old Oscar Belgal in the neck. He was taken to a nearby hospital in stable condition. A 5-year-old boy believed to be Belgal's son was inside the vehicle during the encounter, Tisch added.
Foreclosure rates in the Bronx skyrocketed in 2025 as they fell elsewhere in the city, prompting New York City, state and local organizations to ramp up efforts to help homeowners in the borough.
The Bronx is also facing high unemployment rates which means residents qualify for a federal hardship exemption from new Medicaid work requirements set to take effect in January.
Members of Cornell University's student government say their warnings to the administration about a growing culture of sexual assault and drugging within the school's fraternities fell on deaf ears two years before the Jane Doe case.
Back in August, the Department of Sanitation piloted a program in Prospect Heights that reduced alternate-side parking enforcement to just once a week for both sides of the street on select blocks in hopes that it would encourage drivers to be better about moving their cars. It did not.
There’s some drama going on within Jersey City’s government as multiple officials left City Hall in recent days amid a $255 million budget gap.
MTA Chair Janno Lieber said Andy Byford, who is leading the Penn Station rebuild project, is going “full MAGA.” Here’s why.
New York City is suing a Manhattan law firm claiming the personal injury attorneys sought tens of millions of dollars from the city for bogus accidents.
Thousands of New Yorkers lost their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits as new federal work requirements were implemented, leaving some bodega owners worried as SNAP purchases make up about 15% to 20% of their shop's revenue.
Remember when moving to New Jersey was a cheap alternative to the high cost of living in the city? Well, not anymore.
After being car-free for several years, Freedom Drive in Queens’ Forest Lawn Park reopened to vehicular traffic, against the wishes of some locals who rallied for the passageway to become permanently off-limits to cars.
If you want to achieve the “ballhog” aesthetic all you have to do is dress in an outfit that looks totally chill, but is actually made up of expensive, luxury pieces.
New York City’s hottest accessory is 45 pounds, over a decade old, and can be grabbed right off the street in thousands of spots across town. That’s right — it’s the humble Citi Bike.
More parents in higher-income neighborhoods in or near Manhattan prefer formal preschool programs for their 2-year-olds than parents in lower-income areas in the Bronx and parts of Queens.
The moderate governor was joined by U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the democratic socialist star, in East Fishkill to tout a one-year moratorium on the development of hyperscale data centers.
