'El Mayo' rejects being tried for drug-trafficking in New York, seeks to remain in Texas
The DOJ is seeking for the co-founder of the Sinaloa Cartel to be tried in the same court as "El Chapo" Guzmán
New York City employee gunned down Venezuelan migrant sleeping in park to 'settle a score', District Attorney says
The murder was initially believed to be connected to a fatal shooting of two other Venezuelan men outside a nearby migrant shelter just minutes later.
NYPD says migrants, including minors, are behind a surge in crime in Central Park
One of the accused is as young as 11 years old
New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces a new round of subpoenas in his long-running corruption inquiry
A grand jury seeks to find out whether the Mayor accepted illegal donations from Turkey for his 2021 campaign, as well as upgrades on Turkish Airlines flights
NYPD dismantles encampment of migrants evicted from Randall's Island shelter
According to Mayor Eric Adams, more than 20,000 migrants have arrived in the city since April
Felony assaults in New York City are increasing despite a drop in violent crimes, report shows
The number of felony assaults jumped to 28,000 last year, the largest amount reported since the COVID-19 pandemic began
Asylum seekers in New York City increasingly say they feel safer sleeping on streets instead of shelters
Many migrants have described conditions in the city's shelters as unsafe, unruly and unsanitary
Woman killed and two others wounded in NYC shooting at gathering related to Venezuelan elections
Detectives believe the shooting stemmed from the robbery of a necklace; authorities say they are looking for at least two men
NYC will stop cash assistance benefits to New Yorkers that fail to meet work requirements
The city's Social Services agency stopped requiring proof of employment during the pandemic, but it will soon reinstate those qualifications
Most migrant shelters in New York City are in its poorest areas, report shows
According to data obtained by The New York Post, three of the five zip codes with the most shelters have median incomes below $37,300
New York City to expand program providing prepaid debit cards to migrants
The initiative deposits a set sum on the card on a daily basis. It's set to reach some 7,300 migrants over six months
Most affordable housing in New York City has been built in lower-income Black and Latino neighborhoods
The city produced over 14,000 units of such housing last year, the highest figure in decades
NYC Rep. Jamaal Bowman ousted in primary contest marked by his stance on Israel-Hamas war
Westchester County Executive George Latimer beat the incumbent by two digits in what was the most expensive house primary ever
New York elections: more Latinos seek state assembly and senate seats in Queens and the Bronx
New York is set to hold its primary elections on Tuesday, June 25th.
New York's Carnegie Hall embraces Latin music in a festival with Dudamel, Ivy Queen and more
Carnegie Hall is celebrating the vibrant influence of Latin culture in the United States with the 2024-2025 edition of Nuestros Sonidos festival.
New York City opens cooling stations as heat wave begins
The centers will remain open until at least Friday, NYC mayor Eric Adams said
NYC Rep. Ritchie Torres clashes with Jamaal Bowman over criticism of his support for Israel
Bowman called Torres' stance "very calculated" as he's "trying to gain political power for himself." Torres described the statement a "gratuitous attack"
Latin Restaurant Weeks brings the rich flavors of Latin America to the Big Apple
From now through June 21, enjoy a diverse array of Latin flavors and special discounts in more than 50 restaurants across New York City
A trip around the Copa América 2024 venues: East Rutherford, New Jersey
Everything you need to know about the city of East Rutherford, one of the 14 venues selected for Copa América 2024
Immigrant advocates ask NYC for $4M to aid non-English-speaking families
About three dozen organizations signed a memo Wednesday to expand a communications program.
New York City braces for historically hot summer as a 'heat dome' approaches
A National Weather Service meteorologist said that humidity next week will make it feel as hot as 100 °F outdoors
New York Gov. Hochul considering banning facemasks amid spike in antisemitic attacks
The governor said the policy is not clear yet but would include "common-sense exemptions"
New York Mayor's Initiative Connects 2000 Migrants With Jobs, Thousands More Await Opportunities
Since October last year, New York's Workforce1 program has contacted around 9,000 migrants, but only half of them connected back.
Seeking asylum in New York is more difficult than anywhere else in the U.S.
More than 65,000 migrants are under New York City's care.
Hundreds of migrant workers protests in New York City against increasingly 'hostile environment'
The protest, organized by the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, said Biden's recent crackdown on asylum seeking was "political cowardice"
Gov. Kathy Hochul set to keep the national guard at New York City's subways during the summer
Hundreds of members of the force have been assisting NYPD officers conduct random checks amid a surge in violent crimes
Nine out of ten jaywalking tickets in New York City are issued to Black and Latino pedestrians
Jaywalking is also seemingly not enforced equally across the city, as only 47 of 77 precincts registered an illegal crossing ticket at all
Trump to hold Rally in New York's South Bronx, home to majority Latino population
The event comes as different polls show the former president increasing his appeal among the demographic, especially men
NYC Mayor addresses criticism over comments about migrants being good swimmers, calls it 'silly'
Eric Adams said the comments were twisted and said that "we're in a society that has turned into a word police"
New York City Mayor suggests immigrants could solve lifeguard shortages as they're 'excellent swimmers'
Eric Adams made the comment amid an appeal to expedite work licenses for migrants and asylum-seekers for jobs that are in high demand