When news broke of the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling striking down affirmative action, I rejoiced, along with countless other Asian Americans. To celebrate, I tweeted about my brief exchange...

"You just go into survival mode, and you just want to protect yourself," Sue Young said after her family was the victim of a violent attack on an F train in Manhattan.

A little more than half of Americans – 52% -- approve of the U.S. Supreme Court decision on affirmative action.

San Francisco Unified School District  (SFUSD) adopted a detracking initiative in 2014-2015 school year, eliminating accelerated middle and high school math classes, including the option for advanced...

New York State’s governor joins President Biden in making it clear to Mayor Adams that more help in dealing with the migrant crisis is not forthcoming.

A third dose would enhance immunity to the coronavirus, the agency said. But hesitancy is high, and less than one-third of children in this age group have received two doses.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced an unprecedented expansion of the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP), with $236 million baseline funding which

The three suspects, a man and two women, approached their 42-year-old victim and his 41-year-old female companion on a shuttle train.

Supporters say proposed state K-12 framework will make higher-level math accessible to more. Critics contend it will make poor math outcomes worse.

We need elected leaders who respect and uphold our rights in raising and doing what is best for our kids.

Before COVID, 1.1 million people came to Manhattan to work at a desk each day. Now, only about 28.6% percent are back, most not every day.

Amira Hunter, 23, of Brooklyn, was captured by the NYPD Wednesday evening - 15 days after she allegedly attacked Iain S. Forrest, 29, in the station.

Nikole Hannah-Jones could not resist the urge to question the point I was making: that our current political leadership is not going to fix the crime problem in our subways.

But when asked whether race or ethnicity should factor into college admissions, roughly three-quarters of respondents said it should not. 

Mayor Michelle Wu ended Boston’s proof-of-vaccination requirement for indoor dining, gyms, and entertainment venues Friday evening.

Roughly about 800 adult migrants in NYC have applied for work authorizations -- but the number who are work-eligible is actually a mystery.

No matter their views of race-conscious admissions, students were wary of the college application process — and some thought little would change.

These New York City maps show how, among a wave of new Republican support, areas with a majority of eligible Asian voters had the largest move to the right, according to a New York Times analysis.

It's the summer of weed as New Yorkers brazenly smoke pot even in places they're not allowed: including parks and on the subway and, allegedly, at fancy restaurants and stores.

The director of student services admitted that the decision to withhold the information in a low-key way was intentional.

New York Governor Hochul and New York City Mayor Adams today announced expanded initiatives to keep New York City subways safe and address transit crime.

More than 8 in 10 New Yorkers said the recent migrant surge to the Big Apple is a “serious problem,” which comes as New York struggles to house the influx of asylum-seekers into the state, accordin…

Starting Monday, students in L.A. Unified School District must wear non-cloth masks with a nose wire.

Detectives in Brooklyn are looking for a loudmouthed bigot who mocked three men as they spoke Cantonese, then violently attacked them on a street earlier this

As of Friday, 225 people of color who failed an exam once used for city teacher licensing from 1994 to 2014 had already been notified they’re getting settlements of at least $1M.

An ex-con affiliated with a lefty advocacy group spouted his racist hate while saying he supports a proposed city law that would bar landlords from conducting criminal background checks on...

A female protestor at a Gov. Kathy Hochul rally in Manhattan Saturday evening was choked by a man in a skirmish that also involved a New York City lawmaker, footage showed.

The civil-rights complaint alleges the practice discriminates against applicants of color.

A collection of lawsuits filed by Asian American tech workers is bringing the extent of anti-Asian discrimination in Silicon Valley to light.

The original concept in pursuit of diversity was vital and righteous. The way it was practiced was hard to defend.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is set to host a "Drag Story Hour" for children in Manhattan this weekend -- as several GOP-led states are forging ahead to try and ban similar events for...