Lehman College’s own Scott Davis got up close and personal with the leader of the free world on May 4 when President Obama visited
Many immigrants make a good living working as hair braiders, but the competition has grown along with the number of Africans in New York
Around 200 people gathered on West 125th street on May 2 to protest the death of Gray, a 25-year-old black man from Baltimore.
Some parents believe that subtracting wheat, dairy and artificial additives from diets of their children will help them control and, in some cases, reverse
A prayer and fundraiser for the victims of the Nepal earthquake was held April 26 in Diversity Plaza in Jackson Heights, Queens.
Bronxites are creating new economic lanes for themselves with a little hustle.
Srinath Mahankali, 11, won the Daily News New York City Spelling Bee like his brother before him.
A jilted lover, matches and a dollar’s worth of gasoline led to one of the worst mass murders the United States.
A devastating explosion kills 2 and levels several buildings on 2nd Avenue.
Despite a decline in overall crime rates since 2001, shootings and murders are on the rise in New York City. There were 149 shootings
New Yorkers celebrated International Women's Day with a march that asked the world to #makeithappen, the "it" being equal rights for all.
Thousands of New Yorkers, 14 and older, have been applying for the new cards since the program began in January.
A non-profit organization that transforms rundown neighborhoods into healthy green spaces has proposed a plan to enhance and connect Port Morris and Mott Haven
Bronxites say it makes good logistical, economic and health sense.
Will Sheldon Silver's troubles in the NY Assembly finally lead to legalization of MMA?