Julianne Welby

With retail and restaurants taking a heavy hit in the pandemic, many small business owners have had trouble paying their rent.

Under grilling from the City Council, the MTA says it still does not have a definitive answer about when overnight service will be restored. 

Residential sales in New York City picked up at the end of 2020. It's not yet a turnaround from the pandemic but one potential sign of recovery.

Officials said middle school educators will get priority for vaccinations the week before.

Applying to college is a huge lift any time, but it’s been an even bigger burden for some New York City Public School seniors this year.

The program was intended to help essential workers and other parents of blended learning students, but has been under-enrolled.

Immigration lawyers are asking Immigration and Customs Enforcement to release some detained clients, but they're not sure ICE is following the president's new enforcement priorities.  

More students have been choosing charter schools while enrollment at the city's traditional public schools goes down.

Laleña Garcia wrote What We Believe with illustrator Caryn Davidson.

Mayoral candidate Andrew Yang is the latest in a long line of mayoral hopefuls to suggest taking subways and buses back from state control. 

Enrollment has been declining for years now, but during the pandemic, there was a steeper drop.

Bergen County Jail's ICE detainees have gone on hunger strike, and 13 currently have COVID -- more than any other area facility.

White supremacists, QAnon adherents, militiamen and more allegedly went south from New York and New Jersey to stage an insurrection.

President Biden's new executive orders include several that could dramatically improve life for immigrants, including one that would specifically help Liberians.

No deportations (for now). Fewer ICE arrests. And, maybe, no more "aliens."

Authorities say he discussed attacking the 9/11 memorial in New York -- and bombing American soldiers abroad.

A proposal to remove all undocumented immigrants from public housing was never implemented.

The New Jersey Heritage Association is known for spouting anti-Semitism and racism on stickers and leaflets that anyone can download and post in their neighborhood.

Reports that armed MAGA rallies in Trenton and other state capitols across the nation on Sunday turned out to be false.

Workers at the produce section of the Hunts Point Cooperative Market in the Bronx are on strike. There could be a ripple effect throughout the city.