A beloved movie theater in Kips Bay is set to close by the end of the year as NYU Langone moves to acquire the building.

Due to the climate warming, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory ...

Finding a bathroom in the city is a challenge for both New Yorkers and tourists. Some say that they’re forced to use ...

The Israeli prime minister’s appearance Thursday brought human rights groups and pro-Israel supporters to midtown Manhattan.

A new alliance announced at the UN General Assembly aims to fill gaps in ocean data as Arctic ice thins and severe weather ...

A gruesome incident at the Queens St. Luke’s Carnival in late May has sparked a debate about carnival prizes. A group of teenage boys won a goldfish, and then allegedly tortured the fish, according to ...

For generations, Puerto Rican culture has shaped the rhythm of New York City from conversations and laughter over a game of dominoes, to murals painted across neighborhood walls, and community spaces ...

Usually a quiet place, the Parkchester Library community room buzzed with lively conversations and excited energy on a Monday in late March as patrons like Karen Diaz attended the branch’s sixth mini ...

A 25-year old charter school in Morrisania told staff and parents in March that it will close at the end of the school year due to funding woes and low enrollment — but teachers and parents are ...

Bronx cannabis dispensary operators were finally able to breathe a sigh of relief when Gov. Kathy Hochul signed legislation in February that ended a months-long dispute over whether licensed ...

Abijah Deen, 24, spent her childhood looking forward to Sunday services at Victory Church in Norcross, Georgia, a suburb of metro Atlanta. She especially liked the adult services, appreciating the ...