Mayor Eric Adams says his latest proposals would allow developers to build new dormitory-style housing for the first time since the 1950s.

As New York’s housing crisis rages, Mayor Eric Adams is proposing broad changes that would make it easier to build above commercial strips, near subway stations and elsewhere.

As progressives begin another round of recriminations of Eric Adams, the question remains: What is the plan?

The elite media loves to obsess about the Ivy Leagues. But great public colleges like the City University of New York, once dubbed the Harvard of the proletariat, are far more relevant to most people — and infinitely better at serving the working class.

As the mayor continues to blame Washington for the migrant crisis, others in his party are offering up ideas closer to home.

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The break highlights the city’s challenge in replacing hundreds of miles of aging pipes.

As the summer winds down, skygazers can enjoy the last days with views of the super blue moon and the rings of Saturn.

In order to best renovate Penn Station, the City Council should ask for much more from Jim Dolan and Co.

The Post vs. the Times over the fate of Eric Adams

New short-term rental regulations could eliminate huge blocks of listings for visitors looking for options beyond hotels.

The city’s newest public park tries to be everything at once and ends up feeling like a private space.

Court challenges and bureaucratic roadblocks have created hurdles for would-be cannabis sellers in the state.

The DOT wants to allow the use of wider, pedal-assist electric cargo bikes — a move that could get trucks off the road ... including some of DOT's own.

Eight New Yorkers were killed in seven grim days while riding motorcycles, e-bikes, scooters or mopeds — the deadliest week of 2023 for those traveling on two wheels. The string of tragedies …

The parks department has managed to keep outdoor pools open – by closing entire sections to swimmers.

Retirees had protested the planned transition, saying it was a potential obstacle to accessing certain medical providers and treatments that also left the door open for increased costs.

A raucous emergency meeting featured escalating alarm, bewilderment, a hot mic, dueling accusations of conflicts of interest, and a dramatic vote with two surprise twists.

The New Yorker digs in at the truth

After a TikTok video of the hole went viral, the MTA covered the hole with a traffic cone and blocked it off with metal gates.

Ignore the spin—this is it, folks.

The mayor says ‘There’s no more room,’ but a court says both City and State are bound to provide shelter.

The uptick is generating a rise in complaints–and a battle over the city’s role in educating the newcomers.

As the world burns, New York is in real danger of missing its once-heralded climate compact.

Adams says “there's no more room indoors.”

There's two competing visions of how to fix Penn Station. Who is pushing them? How are they different? What does politics have to do with it?

The Tuesday event saw upwards of 100 WGA and SAG-AFTRA members, non-union writers and other supporters marching in the rain as they showed solidarity with the medium's east coast writers.

Lyft is probably getting rid of Citi Bike—so what happens now?

Remembering the retro-futuristic voyeur bar that was way ahead of it's time.

It is the first fare hike since 2019 and the first increase in the base subway and bus fare since 2015.

And some veto-proof links for your Friday.

Eric Adams — like most of his recent predecessors — hovers around a 50 percent approval rating. It’s hard to govern when only half the city is on your side.

Cornell Tech researchers used nearly 25 million rideshare dashcam images to identify police cars on city streets and areas that receive more attention than others.

A socialist running in a very left-leaning district, Decaudin would be the first out trans lawmaker in the state Legislature.

One of Manhattan’s biggest dispensaries was raided after allegedly selling products without a license.

Since last summer, workers at a Brooklyn pizzeria have been in the process of unionizing. If successful, they will be the first to form a union at a New York