Dimple Wallabus, a mother, small business owner and former Community Education Council president, is running for a seat in the New York City Council.

Pulaski Street School students and supporters wearing “Drug Free Body” t-shirts, marched around downtown Riverhead Friday morning, in Riverhead CAP’s 38th annual Say No to Drugs March. Photos.

The state Education Department has offered to ban all school mascots that are connected to any racial or ethnic group, in ...

What’s his deal: A former Assembly member, Manhattan borough president and city comptroller, Stringer certainly has the ...

The administration asks the U.S. Supreme Court to remove an injunction blocking the layoffs of nearly 1,400 department ...

New York’s ban on Native American mascots violates federal civil rights law, according to the Department of Education. But state education officials rejected their findings as legally flawed and ...

Deep cuts to programs across the federal government have left students without programming they'd come to count on.

In a release from Alliance Defending Freedom, attorneys have filed an opening brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the ...

The changes – which are taking place on the administrative level – are a “strategic response to fiscal realities,” a school ...

The incumbent and Lower East Side resident (born and raised) was first elected in 2021 and sits on four committees and two ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City is hiring thousands of teachers across the five boroughs to help reduce class sizes — and ...

Western International High School students say they are fearful and angry after their peer’s arrest, and they wish the ...