Julianne Welby

Swastikas are the most common hate crime in our area, and they continue to pop up in Summit, NJ.

NYC child welfare workers can remove children from their parents in emergencies. But they've wielded this power with growing frequency, and in cases that don’t seem like emergencies.

Essex County corrections officers said Yuri McKoy was acting "nervous" after visiting with his newborn son. They suspected McKoy of hiding contraband in his rectum, but found none.

Yemeni-owned businesses are hoping for a change in way the paper covers Muslims, including Minn. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar.

Catholic Charities, which provides placement and legal services to immigrant youth, says it's on pace to see more than double their average of unaccompanied minors.

We know that communities of color and other marginalized groups are on the receiving end of hate, but how should we react when they're the accused?

Some of the accused are black — and that's prompted black and Jewish leaders to seek new ways to ease tensions in the neighborhood.

As the mayor courted prospective voters in Nevada, WNYC asked voters in his old stomping grounds about a possible presidential run.

As part of the mayor's DemocracyNYC initiative, public schools in the city will hold events and voter registration drives.

The Trump Administration claims the nation's southern border is at the "breaking point" with so many migrants. Columbia Law School Professor Katherine Franke went to see for herself.

The strategy is putting additional pressure on immigrants, their attorneys and the newest judges in the nation's busiest immigration court.

The New York Portuguese American Leadership Conference will send a container worth of goods to Mozambique in May.

The deal reached early Sunday morning includes 3 new revenue raisers for the MTA: congestion pricing, a mansion tax and an internet sales tax.

Should we honor the calls of those who want to 'cancel' the work of Michael Jackson and other disgraced artists? Or is art too important to be policed by the crowd?

There's a way for undocumented immigrants to stay in the U.S. if they're victims of crime. But applications to the program have fallen since President Trump took office. 

“He puts his name in bold on every building. He does all of this because he wants us to believe he is strong. He is not,” said Gillibrand.

A New Jersey high school puts on an ambitious and visually stunning production of the classic sci-fi film.

There's broad support for more police transparency. The debate over the law known as 50-a, which hides nearly all misconduct from public view, may become whether to repeal or amend it.

Draft of bill doesn't address people currently incarcerated or on parole on marijuana distribution or possession charges.

A surge in the immigrant population has helped redefine the city's food scene and led to a golden age of Chinese regional cuisine.