A Street Vendor Had No Permit. Her Produce Was Tossed in the Trash.

In the Bronx, where many go hungry, widely shared videos captured a clash between the authorities and one of thousands of unlicensed vendors.

A Street Vendor Had No Permit. Her Produce Was Tossed in the Trash.

In the Bronx, where many go hungry, widely shared videos captured a clash between the authorities and one of thousands of unlicensed vendors.

New York Passes Sweeping Bills to Improve Conditions for Delivery Workers

A package of legislation from the City Council set minimum pay and working conditions, placing New York at the forefront of regulating a multibillion-dollar industry.

Food Delivery Apps Sue New York Over Fee Limits

Grubhub, Uber Eats and Door Dash have characterized a 15 percent cap on fees charged to restaurants as an unconstitutional measure that will hurt consumers.

Biden to Visit Northeast Flood Zones as Demand Grows for Climate Action

The president will visit hard-hit areas in New York and New Jersey, as residents call for more serious action on climate change.

The Next City Council Will Look More Like New York

The Council is poised to be one of the most progressive in the city’s history, with a diversity that mirrors the city it represents.

N.Y.C.’s Police Chokehold Ban Is Struck Down by Court

In a victory for police unions, a state Supreme Court judge said a law passed by the City Council is too vaguely worded.

N.Y.C.’s Police Chokehold Ban Is Struck Down by Court

In a victory for police unions, a state Supreme Court judge said a law passed by the City Council is too vaguely worded.

N.Y. City Council Is Set for a Complete Overhaul in Primary Election

As progressive groups hoped to push the Council to the left, early results showed two of their favored candidates had won and others appeared likely to be elected.

Primary Day in New York: Rain, Short Lines and a New Kind of Ballot

New York City voters used ranked-choice voting for the first time in a mayoral race on Tuesday, and many of them took it in stride.

Your Guide to Voting in New York’s Mayoral Primary

What you should know about casting your ballot if you are heading to the polls on Tuesday.

Opinion | In New York City, Democracy Is a One-Party Affair

The Republican Party isn't a factor in politics here. That's a problem.

New York Is Getting $22 Billion in Federal Aid. How Should It Be Spent?

Business leaders warn the mayor that an influx of aid could be squandered on short-term programs that won’t help the unemployed.

N.Y.C. Lawmakers Take Dramatic Step to Stem Homelessness

The City Council voted overwhelmingly to increase a housing subsidy in hopes of making thousands of apartments affordable to people who are homeless or facing eviction.