The Metropolitan Tennis Group is a non-profit organization that provides recreational and competitive tennis opportunities for LGBTQ+ people in the New York City area.

A 29-year-old woman allegedly used a fake birth certificate to enroll as a student at a New Jersey high school last week, according to officials.

Dating can be challenging, but it's time to break free from heartbreak and disappointment and embrace a whole new outlook on life.

Meet the Breeds is happening this Saturday and Sunday at the Javits Center.

Everyone wants great skin and to put their best face forward, and one way to achieve that is by incorporating acids into your skincare routine

The start of a new year is a great time to look at how you're spending money and the cost of your home internet. The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) gives more households access to the 100% fiber-optic network at a discount or free. Learn more about who qualifies and how to apply at verizon.com/acphome.

James Dolan, the owner of the New York Knicks and Rangers, has threatened to suspend alcohol sales at Madison Square Garden in response to state officials critiquing his use of facial recognition technology at venues including MSG.

Mayor Eric Adams outlined the plan for New York City this year in the State of the City address, however, the city's public advocate has differing views.

Mayor Eric Adams laid out an ambitious agenda in his second State of the City address. Adams laid out his vision for New York City in his address, in what he called the "Working People's Agenda." The speech touched upon four pillars: jobs, safety, housing, and care.

Friday should bring a mild end to the workweek and set the stage for a pleasant weekend in New York and New Jersey. Folks should look for mostly sunny skies with a high around 46 degrees on Friday, with clouds moving in and temperatures dropping during the evening hours.

Mayor Eric Adams and Gov. Kathy Hochul are set to announce more steps to boost safety in the New York City transit system Friday, as NYPD stats show previous efforts may be helping tamp down crime.

New York City Housing Authority Chair Greg Russ is leaving the agency. Russ has headed up NYCHA since 2019, first as CEO and chair, and then just as chair when the roles were split late in 2022.

The Harlem Festival of Culture is returning after more than 50 years, and it’s being reimagined to celebrate the Harlem we know today.