New York City

Dylan Sadiq had plans to go into engineering until the pandemic forced him to recalibrate. He’s now an artist, selling mosaics to pro sports teams.

New York Mayor Eric Adams has appointed to a top city job an executive with ties to the Trump Organization and Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg.

Disagreements over Covid restrictions, child vaccination and even the very existence of the virus have seen some relationships pushed to breaking point.

The first 1,000 days of a child’s life can be their most vulnerable, research shows. A new program gives money to mothers to help break the cycle of poverty.

Shannon Smith started her affiliate marketing business in July 2021. Today, she makes more than $8,000 per month in passive income. The 24-year-old shares how did it — and her best tips for getting started.

Many states and counties have funds to assist residents with the funeral and burial expenses of a loved one, but the information isn’t always easy to locate.

New York City’s seven-day average of daily new cases has dropped below 20,000.

To be sure, cases are rising in the majority of states with 23 reporting record-high infection levels as of Sunday.

Two years into the pandemic, some Americans are still buying second homes as vacation getaways and rental income generators. Less well-known destinations within driving distance of major cities remain popular — and more affordable. Both Vacasa.com and MoveBuddha.com compiled lists of top spots to invest in a winter getaway lair. Ever since the Covid pandemic began almost two years...

Extra police have been deployed around New York City as a precaution after a rabbi held hostage at a Texas synagogue placed a phone call to a rabbi in the city to relay the suspect’s demands, three senior law enforcement officials tell News 4. The hostage taker is demanding the release his “sister,” Aaifa Siddiqui, who is being held in…

New York’s statewide eviction ban lifts Saturday. But many struggling tenants still have options that could help them stay in their home.

The federal vaccine mandate would have required workers at large private companies be vaccinated against Covid-19 or be regularly tested for the virus.

Laws requiring employers to disclose salary ranges on job openings are becoming more common.

“If there is a fire in your apartment, the most important thing you do is get out of that apartment …but close the door behind you.” James Slevin from the International Association of Firefighters 1st District talks about best practices to stay safe after an apartment fire in the Bronx, New York, that killed 19 people.

Thomas Welnicki of Rockaway Beach allegedly made the threats to Trump in several calls to Secret Service offices.

More than 800,000 noncitizens and “Dreamers” in New York City will have access to the ballot box as soon as next year after Mayor Eric Adams allowed legislation approved by the City Council to automatically become law

It’s been a chaotic week for parents as students headed back to school during the latest Covid surge and winter storms.

Retailers and restaurants no longer face the looming threat of government shutdowns, but they are struggling with lean workforces and limited inventory.

Workers, politicians and experts alike say the term is inaccurate and offensive.

Mandy Velez calculated that if she made only the minimum monthly payments on her student loans, it would take her until 2046 to be debt-free.