The state of the state is a precarious one.
The Department of Education Jan. 12 announced plans to scrap the gifted-and-talented test given to 4-year-olds next year.
After President Trump announced Jan. 10 that he would present New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick with the Presidential Medal of Freedom…
While President Trump leaves office Jan. 20, the man he tapped as Postmaster General, Louis DeJoy, will remain in that job, and a top official…
The former commanding officer of the NYPD’s Office of Equal Employment Opportunity has retired from the department after an internal investiga…
Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who further tarnished what remained of his legacy by urging pro-Trump radicals to engage in "trial by combat" prio…
The de Blasio administration is taking a zero-tolerance stance when it comes to civil servants who participated in the siege of the U.S. Capit…
Police Commissioner Dermot Shea tested positive for the coronavirus but was doing fine and running the department from home, according to a br…
The day after President-elect Joe Biden called on President Trump to make a national-TV appeal to his supporters to give up their occupation o…
Governor Cuomo’s decision to allow city public schools to remain open even if the city reaches a seven-day average COVID positivity rate of 9 …
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A former NYPD Sergeant faces Federal fraud and identity-theft charges for lying about the time she spent on recovery efforts after the 9/11 attacks.