The nation's largest school district is expanding its student cellphone ban to include any "internet-enabled" devices such as ...

The New York City Department of Education’s $100 million push to implement “restorative justice” instead of stricter school ...

Adams is facing fierce resistance from the City Council as members seek to stop him from expanding the role of federal ...

The Justice Department on Thursday announced a lawsuit against New York City’s so-called sanctuary city policies, days after ...

The mayoral primary was all about affordability: for the New Yorkers of nearly every income level facing parallel crises, and ...

Starting in the 2025-2026 school year, devices such as cellphones, tablets and smart watches will no longer be allowed to be ...

He shepherded the mayor’s curriculum overhauls, pushed to open 28 new schools, and even helped elevate Melissa Aviles-Ramos ...

School districts across New York are preparing to roll out new policies restricting cell phone use in classrooms, following a ...

NYC approves a policy to ban student use of personal devices during school hours starting in the 2025-2026 term.

The complexity of building in the five boroughs, plus entrenched government policies, mean little relief for developers.

Each district is discussing separate plans, which must be submitted to the state before August 1 of this year.