His case melted away nearly as quickly as his snowball. A wannabe social-media influencer arrested for hurling a snowball at an NYPD officer in Washington Square Park will have his criminal record scrubbed if he does 20 hours of community service,…
Before dawn, just three weeks out from the midterms, federal agents from ICE’s investigative arm searched the Washington home of Rep. Ilhan Omar, a sitting member of Congress and a naturalized citizen, over immigration paperwork her late father filled out…
New York ranks second in the nation for quantum technology businesses, research groups and patents, according to a new state-commissioned study that outlines opportunities to expand the emerging industry. Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the findings, which identified 134 operating entities, 219 research…
Voters at Synod Hall at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Morningside Heights said Wednesday that they decided on early voting in the 2026 election to beat Election Day lines. Once they reached the back of the ballot, many…
Though the top-of-the-ballot governor’s race may be dominating New Yorkers’ attention during the 2026 election, Queens voters taking to the polls over the next two weeks will find a competitive election at the bottom of their ballots as well: Five judicial…
Diwali, the Indian festival of lights, is celebrated by millions of Hindus, Sikhs, and Jains globally every year. This year, the holiday falls on Sunday, November 8, and we have a roundup of events leading up to it to celebrate throughout…
PITTSBURGH — Saratoga Springs High School in New York gives its roughly 1,900 students a unique opportunity to decide how to spend $25,000 in district funds to improve their school by letting them participate in a campaigning and voting process. The idea came…
A group of Columbia University students began offering “friends and family access” to the campus Monday evening, using a loophole in the school’s visitor policy to let members of the public through its gates while official public access remains shuttered.
The legal battle over who, exactly, is in charge of the Brooklyn Democratic Party cannot continue until a judge decides which lawyers are authorized to represent the party in court. Last week, Brooklyn Supreme Court Judge Lisa Lewis declared that…
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