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Nicole GelinasNew York Post |
Top New York Democrats cozied up to president-elect Donald Trump to get his help with their big-budget needs — but a reddening Empire State voted...
When migrants swamped NYC in 2023, voters began to believe that Democrats are incapable of setting and executing responsible immigration policy.
Lawyers parse potential jurors by race, age and gender. But in the Daniel Penny trial, the real divide in the jury pool is transit: who takes the...
Because they're so ideologically confused, state Democrats and Kathy Hochul must hide behind something that’s popular to pass all sorts of other...
We’ve compressed a generation’s worth of killing into four years — and with nine murders on the subway this year, this danger is not abating.
Former President Donald Trump is gaining in swing-state polls — and you can bet one group is secretly pleased: New York’s elected...
Mayor Eric Adams is trying to ensure that one big feature of his mayoralty stays in office, even if he doesn’t: billions of dollars in taxpayer...
Biden strong-armed the ports into a bad deal that in the long run will push up prices — and harm organized labor.
Gotham needs a strong governor to fill the power vacuum Hizzoner’s scandals have created — and Hochul has powers she can wield to the city’s...
With all its talent, how did the city end up with a mayor accused of being an incessant petty grifter?
Unless and until Gov. Hochul becomes a firmer leader, the MTA's massive infrastructure plan will remain unfunded — a lot of ideas, and no way to pay...
This administration doesn’t even appear to grasp the seriousness of its predicament as Eric Adams slides into irrelevance.
Federal raids at the homes of the mayor's three top public-safety officials imperils Adams’ already-fragile claim to mayoral success.
With just half of riders paying, the only thing that will change people’s minds is if they know a penalty will be swift, certain and actually...
Higher “prices” in the form of this new tax aren’t for everyone, of course: Only the private sector must pay.
In Britain, prosecutors and judges are applying the law so that the illegal actions of demonstrators of all political stripes have real consequences.
Opinion Guest Essay Credit... By Gus Aronson Supported by By Nicole Gelinas Ms. Gelinas is a contributing editor for the Manhattan...
One reason high-speed rail “works” in Europe is that its customers will put up with inconvenience and uncertainty that Americans would never...
Last Monday, Venezuelan migrant Sandra Serrano was shot and killed outside the Randall’s Island migrant shelter, caught in the crossfire in what...
City Hall is rewarding delivery apps' irresponsible corporate behavior by subsidizing it, spending taxpayer money to do what employers should do:...
New York’s public-safety resources are stretched thin, something Eric Adams has never addressed with a long-term plan.
Mayor Adams should scrap de Blasio's flawed program to build “smaller, safer, fairer" borough jails — before it sucks up even more money needed to...
According to the city's no-bid contract, more than $250,000 went in fees to the company providing the cards.
Mayor Adams brandished a toy airplane to boast of his $112.4 billion budget agreement with the City Council — but the deal showed he'd had no flight...
In his budget proposal, the mayor has finally admitted to reality — the migrant “crisis” is here to stay, to the tune of $4.7 billion next year.
The secret no-bid contract with the dodgy company is paying $1,100 a day for a single social worker and $65 an hour to security guards.
Gov. Hochul’s cancellation of congestion pricing weeks before its start has thrown the state-run Metropolitan Transportation Authority into a crisis...
Advertisement Supported by Guest Essay By Nicole Gelinas Ms. Gelinas is a contributing editor for the Manhattan Institute’s City Journal. New...
New York’s failure to control crime is slowing its tourism recovery, as new statistics from Broadway’s theater industry show.
New York will never eradicate prostitution. But that doesn’t mean New York should normalize and encourage it, as it is has done with marijuana.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has never been shy about being an activist prosecutor who uses the discretion his office affords him to...
Students and other campus protesters are free to engage in nonviolent protests. But that’s not what they’re doing: This isn’t free speech via...
By using city tax receipts to fund education and migrant spending, Mayor Adams' new budget is increasing the hole he'll have to close in his next...
New York has a $237 billion state budget, three weeks late. Lawmakers added $4 billion in spending above the $233 billion Gov. Hochul proposed in...
The mayor Wednesday channeled a “universal concern” of New Yorkers: “When our packages are dropped off” at our houses, “they are taken. You...
Nobody is asking: Where does the money come from?
The Adams administration’s Roosevelt Hotel welcome center on Monday is finally handing out its first debit cards to migrants staying at hotels, to...
Yet again, a commuter walks down the subway steps and is carried up in a body bag.
How “rare” is subway crime? It’s so rare, the Times has to keep reminding us so.
Thursday’s self-defense shooting upon a rush-hour Brooklyn A train is emblematic of everything Gov. Hochul and Mayor Adams are doing wrong on subway...
In today's time in New York City, parents face another headache: How should my growing kid get around town, whether on the transit system, on foot or...
TikToker Carla Badami just racked up 4 million views for explaining how a rent-stabilized New York City tenant can ask the state government for a rent...
So Flaco the Eurasian eagle-owl is dead — killed in a collision with an Upper West Side building Friday, a year after vandals cut the wires on his...
Mayor Adams' debit-card program for migrants has the potential to become an open-ended, multi-billion-dollar Bermuda Triangle of disappearing,...
Gov. Hochul and Mayor Adams have been quietly handing out cash to thousands of migrants for nine months.
Adams turned premier properties on both sides of Midtown into anchors of disorder and, as the Times Square migrant attack on NYPD officers last...
We’ll see if the City Council lets a perfectly proper police stop of onetime Central Park Five defendant Yusef Salaam, now a Harlem councilman,...
Mayor Eric Adams' State of the City address was big on ideas but he couldn't hide his failure to produce big results since taking office.
As in the rest of the country, after missing 18 months of school starting in March 2020, kids without solid support systems at home got out of the...
In her presentation of the $232.7 billion state budget for the upcoming 2025 fiscal year, which starts in April, Gov. Hochul channeled St. Augustine.
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