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An appellate court finds that two Jersey City police officers were wrongfully fired for using legal cannabis while off-duty, stirring debate over rights and regulations in the local police department.

Jersey City has launched the JC Next program, which will off 700 paid summer jobs to the city’s youth across the municipal government and local businesses. “Jersey City has extraordinary young people, and I’ve heard time-after-time from families that the city must invest in them the way they deserve. JC Next is a serio

New York takes pastries seriously, but every once in a while, one bakery rises above the sugar-dusted crowd and becomes a full-blown dessert destination. This is that kind of place. Its Italian pastries have been winning over regulars, first-timers, road-trippers, and cannoli loyalists who know exactly what they came f

New York, New York - Former New York City mayor and MAGA stalwart Rudy Giuliani opened up about his recent health issues and hospitalization, revealing that his coma was a "significant spiritual experience." "I also had a very, very significant spiritual experience at a time in which I was in a state of like… out of it

Authorities say the woman was inside a building near East 151st Street and Melrose Avenue around 4 a.m. Saturday, when the man pulled her into an elevator and attacked her.

May 15 marks one year since Governor Kathy Hochul enacted a “bell-to-bell” ban on personal phones in public schools, impacting almost a million children in K-12 public and charter schools across the state. Teachers who spoke to The Post all say the ban has had an overwhelmingly postive impact on their schools. “I think

A woman allegedly let riders through a Brooklyn subway station using a student OMNY card she found on the street several times in July 2025, according to an MTA complaint.

There is no timetable for when the work will begin, but the Parks Department says there is no imminent safety risk.

The tension between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Citadel CEO Ken Griffin continues following the mayor’s video on social media promoting a proposal for a new pied-a-terre tax. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.

Genealogist Chris Rabb is now the first living descendant of enslaved people connected to Columbia University’s founding families to be formally identified by university researchers. This is the first time students have identified a living descendant of someone enslaved by a Columbia affiliate since the Columbia Univer