Sharon Crowley

Using science, math and art, the sculptors hope to create what the actual head and face looked like when this person was alive.

Four Catholic schools in the city and one in Westchester will all be closing down at the end of the year, with officials blaming declining enrollment, along with other factors.

The union representing MTA workers says they are outraged after Alexander Wright, the suspect accused of assaulting subway cleaner Anthony Nelson, was referred to mental health court.

Some say that when you go to Columbia, “you know you're going to an institution which has an honored place in the history of American protest."

The nearly $112B spending plan keeps a cut of roughly $58M to the city's public libraries.

Religious leaders in New York City are working to adjust their message as Passover begins this evening, in the shadow of the ongoing war in the Middle East and the protests it has sparked.

Parents nationwide are being warned of a rise in so-called 'sextortion' schemes targeting teens online.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams defended his control of New York City's public schools on Tuesday, after the release of a nearly 300-page report by the state Education Department on whether mayoral control has been effective.

Nicole Lucien and her husband, Christopher, are on the cusp of bringing a long-time dream into reality.

Mayor Eric Adams announced Tuesday that the NYPD would resume random bag checks among some commuters in order to tamp down on violent crime in the city's subway.