New York’s lawmakers are continuing their crackdown on lithium-ion batteries used in electric micro-mobility devices, but FDNY leadership has expressed reservations about one bill recently proposed …

The man convicted of brutally killing Emergency Medical Technician Yadira Arroyo six years ago was sentenced to life in prison without parole Wednesday.Jose Gonzalez, 31, was given the maximum …

The federal government should follow the examples of several cities and states to attract more women and people of color to jobs in the construction trades and in climate-related sectors, according …

Alongside firefighters, police officers and other first responders, Philip Ronnie Shpiller toiled at the World Trade Center site in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, working through …

The United Federation of Teachers is continuing its push for a contract that includes raises and addresses an increase in administrative tasks that educators say is taking time away from teaching …

For the first time in nearly seven years, the city’s rank-and-file cops will be getting a raise.  The 22,000 members of the Police Benevolent Association this week overwhelmingly ratified an …

A voting tie by workers at the Trader Joe’s on Manhattan's Lower East Side means employees at the Essex Crossing store will not unionize, the second such organizing setback at a city Trader Joe's …

Public housing residents and members of the City Council urged the city Housing Authority to provide more jobs for low-income New Yorkers as part of its federal hiring mandate. Under the Housing and …

Staff at the Hispanic Society of America in Washington Heights have been on strike since March 27, after a year and half of talks on a first contract with museum management failed to produce an …

He was supposed to help with water bills. Instead, prosecutors charge, he spouted profanities and threatened city residents with lethal violence. Lamont Jackson, a clerical associate with the …