The city’s Crisis Management System has long tackled gun violence as a public health issue. But, these efforts are extremely expensive.

A new report by the financial technology company WalletHub shows that access to good jobs is often determined by where you live.

Britain’s King Charles this week begins a controversial autumn tour of three key Caribbean Community states with simmering differences about slavery.

On paper, the Brooklyn Nets should be better this season than they were in their last campaign, when they finished 20-62.

The world as we know it is rapidly changing as artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes so many layers of our society and culture.

With Election Day just a week away, the NAACP has launched a new electoral tracker dashboard focused on data centers.

On Election Day, New Yorkers will be voting on five proposals that aren’t ready for the ballot. These proposals reduce City Council oversight of our budget, seek to override existing local law, ...

The fast-moving Ebola outbreak in Congo has reached 10,000 confirmed cases, government data showed on Tuesday.

NAACP Legal Defense Fund senior community organizer Victor Dempsey remembers his brother Delrawn Small as a charismatic gentle giant.

With winter on its way, Black elders in New York City need to know that they are secured and to stay connected to vital community services.

The Knicks have played well below the high bar they have set for themselves. Starting this season with three straight losses.

Officials saw almost 30,000 New Yorkers lose SNAP benefits on Oct. 1, and worry as many as 900,000 are at risk of losing their health coverage by January 2027.