ICE has given agents sweeping power to enter a house without a judge's permission, but that could be unconstitutional.

As the largest and longest nurses' strike in NYC history comes to an end, nurses are coping with the very real costs of holding the line.

The tent, purchased by county officials, was installed after complaints about the lack of protection against cold temperatures.

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Over a foot of snow engulfed New York City on Jan. 25, nearly grinding the city to a halt. This past weekend, temperatures ...

An exclusive analysis of OSHA data shows that eight of the 10 New York employers with the most injuries were hospitals.

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An immigration attorney answers common questions about biometrics, immigration, fingerprinting — and risks with ICE.

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The newly elected Assembly member says her main priorities will be affordable housing, universal childcare — and fighting ...

In the current United States immigration climate, raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are becoming more common. While it’s scary to think that ICE could stop, try to question, or even ...