Social Democrat Zohran Mandanii, Democrat Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa faced off in their second and final New York City mayoral debate Wednesday.

The three leading candidates for mayor met in a final push to win the votes of the city's notoriously scrappy residents.

Nearly 800 rabbis from across the nation released an open letter Wednesday condemning what they see as Democratic NYC mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani’s “dangerous” rhetoric about

Socialist Democratic New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani holds a firm lead among foreign-born New York City voters, while Independent mayoral candidate and former Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo leads among American-born voters,

Mausser found the Democratic Socialists of America and became involved in her local New York City chapter, where she met then-New York State Assembly candidate Zohran Mamdani, who has been a member of DSA since 2017.

Mamdani’s pledge, announced at the last general election debate, is a signal of the DSA-backed candidate’s attempt to moderate on the issue of policing

Vice President JD Vance continues his trip to Israel today as the Trump administration seeks to shore up the ceasefire it brokered between Israel and Hamas.

Front-runner Zohran Mamdani broke a sweat – literally – during a knock-down-drag-out final mayoral debate Wednesday as a fired-up Andrew Cuomo repeatedly pressed him to “quit acting” and deliver

Things got extra-personal, Cuomo finally showed some energy, and Mamdani got a frontrunner grilling. Here are the highlights from the second debate.

Real estate agents in Westchester County said they are seeing an uptick of wealthy New Yorkers trying to relocate to the suburbs.

The Democratic candidate in the New York City mayoral race will need billions of dollars to fund campaign pledges such as free child care and buses.