Kayla Mamelak

Mayor Bill de Blasio blasted the Jewish community in Williamsburg following a large turnout for a rabbi's funeral during the coronavirus pandemic.

In a move that could upend New York City’s rental market, New York state regulators have decided tenants are no longer on the hook for broker fees.

At Golightly, all properties are owned or managed exclusively by women.

New York City got off to a violent start in 2020. New NYPD data shows a concerning spike in serious crimes this year, something department officials attribute to the state’s new bail reform laws. 

It’s a gruesome case that’s been cold for nearly a decade. Now, investigators believe they’re inching closer to the truth. 

A man crossing the street in Manhattan was struck and killed early Friday morning.

At least four Rikers Island correction officers failed to act for seven minutes as an 18-year-old detainee tried to hang himself in a holding pen. 

Police are trying to figure out why a violent brawl broke out in midtown Manhattan.

As the holiday season fast-approaches, some Metropolitan Transportation Authority union workers may be preparing for a subway slowdown. 

The MTA board is considering a major financial restructuring strategy that would include the firing of thousands of administrative workers and the hiring of 500 new police officers.