Elizabeth Shwe

Turnout far exceeded that of the first day of early voting in 2021, when the last mayoral election took place.

Jack Kirby, a son of the Lower East Side, helped introduce the world to a host of heroes.

There's a new online tool for accessing the vaccines.

A five-alarm fire in Red Hook, Brooklyn, last week devastated a warehouse that was home to artist studios and small businesses.

The acting city health commissioner also discussed the Legionnaires’ disease outbreak and COVID vaccines with WNYC.

Conserve energy, spot billing errors and, if needed, sign up for payment assistance.

Mount Sinai Hospital and Real Dads Network are working to close the heart health disparities claiming the lives of Black men.

The city’s Economic Development Corporation is proposing a complete transformation of the Brooklyn Marine Terminal with roughly 5,000 market-rate and 2,700 more affordably priced apartments. But it’s faced fierce opposition.

The boat hit a dock on 125th Street, officials said.

Khalil said he will continue to advocate for Palestinian rights and the immigrants left behind in the detention facility.

A new holiday in New York City commemorates the contribution of Chinese rail workers in the 19th century.

The renewed push comes after two fatal incidents took place at bodegas last week.