Julianne Welby

The President appears to have walked away from the badly-needed Gateway project linking New Jersey and New York.

A NY1 investigation shows that over 4,000 people from upstate prisons went into city shelters last year, almost double the number from 2014. 

At a council hearing, the NYPD also denied there's any racial bias in enforcement, despite data showing blacks and Latinos are disproportionately arrested on marijuana charges.

Six people died and more than 1,000 were injured in the bombing of the World Trade Center on this day in 1993. As on 9/11, it was a day of heroic rescues and survival.

With just over a month until the state budget is due, transit advocates will hold pop-up civics lessons in subway stations to educate the public on who runs — and who funds — the MTA.

More than 60 years ago, the evangelist was already drawing crowds of thousands.

Here's what happened when ICE tried to show up at what's called the most diverse campus in the United States to recruit agents.

Rabbis and ministers are targeting the Republican congressman to support DACA recipients known as Dreamers.

Worried about the direction of the nation's immigration debate, a group of young immigrants set off on foot from lower Manhattan to the nation's capital.

Leonia business owners say the signs — as is — are scaring away customers.

Ahmad Khan Rahimi was sentenced to multiple life terms for setting bombs in Chelsea in 2016 — and he still faces more charges for shooting cops and planting explosives in New Jersey.

As Black Panther arrives in movie theaters this week, black audiences think it could fundamentally change how they're seen.

Changes to immigration policy are prompting some foreign-born healthcare workers to abandon their jobs.

After six ethnic Chinese Indonesian Christians in Central Jersey were deported, plus three more detained and another three moved into sanctuary, a judge ordered all deportations halted.

The Trump administration is chock-full of South Asian Americans, or desis. So progressives in the community are heaping on the scorn.

A cluster of new lawsuits in Nassau and Suffolk challenge whether state law allows local law enforcement to hold immigrants wanted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The iconic YA novelist turns 80 this month, but her writing feels as fresh as ever to the young girls just discovering it.

A federal judge in Brooklyn had more harsh words for the President during a hearing that challenges the decision to end DACA, the program that protects young undocumented immigrants. 

He's using his eventful life story to do it.

At least two men were arrested on Thursday morning and a third sought sanctuary with fellow Indonesian Christians at a Highland Park Church.