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People have been renaming the neighborhoods of New York City for as long as the city has been around.

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade Friday morning.

Advocates of the bill say that it is not only better for the environment, but more affordable than traditional burials.

Many Russian New Yorkers, regardless of where they stand on the war, say they feel targeted for their country of origin.

Many seniors rely on informal networks in their communities to safeguard themselves.

As the South Bronx community grieves the 17 victims, community groups work together to carry out funeral arrangements.

The bill would allow nearly one million immigrants to participate in municipal elections.

Bragg will replace Cy Vance, who chose not to seek a fourth term amid criticism of his handling of a number of high-profile cases.

Drug overdose deaths are up nearly 40% in 2020 from the previous year, according to CDC provisional data.

“Goodbye to All That,” a collection of essays about writers leaving the city, now looks at how the past year shifted how we think about living in NYC.