While President Trump is still suffering under a lifetime ban from Twitter, the man who has morphed from America's Mayor to Ex-President's Personal Lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, continues to tweet on, …

In the wake of departmental findings that the former commanding officer of the NYPD’s Equal Employment Opportunity Division posted hundreds of blatantly racist comments on a quasi-public messaging …

A Staten Island legislator who's a key backer of city police unions in Albany said shocking footage of a right-wing mob's confrontations with police officers at the U.S. Capitol Building during an …

The coronavirus pandemic has had lingering effects on the child-welfare system, including continued lower rates of child-abuse cases being reported and a smaller number of children being placed in …

Workers at the McNally Jackson books and stationery stores in the city put virtual pen to paper late last month and ratified their first contract after having joined the Retail, Wholesale and …

Seventy percent of educators across the nation say they feel will safer working in classrooms if they receive the coronavirus vaccine—but so far, just one in five have actually gotten it, according …

The NYPD has fired James Kobel, the former commander of its bureau charged with investigating harassment claims, after he was found guilty of having used a pseudonym to post hundreds of virulently …

A city Board of Elections employee and shop steward for Communications Workers of America Local 1183, which represents workers for that agency, died Feb. 6 from the coronavirus, according to union …

A spate of killings during the first weekend in February shaded what until then were encouraging crime statistics coming out of January.  Five were killed over the weekend of Feb. 6 and 7, three …

This is the last week for New York hospital workers to get their initial COVID vaccine shot before a supply that was set aside for them is reallocated for individuals with underlying health …