If mass migrant deportations happened in NYC, what would it look like? Is there a plan in place? Here are some of those questions answered.

Bill De Blasio claimed New Yorkers will not "accept mass deportations" by President Donald Trump despite polling showing broad general support for the policy.

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio joins Ana Cabrera to react to President Trump's new immigration orders and potential mass deportations, saying state and local governments still have a lot of ...

A proposal to hire an outside firm to aid in the city’s highly criticized Freedom of Information Law process, including potentially using artificial intelligence in the process, failed during ...

A new fire broke out near Los Angeles’ Bel Air neighborhood early on Thursday as the Hughes fire which was first reported a ...

Adams attended Trump's inauguration, canceling MLK Day events. The decision raised eyebrows among Democrats who have been ...

With the new year, New York City’s mayoral primary campaign has started.

Fargo City Commissioners agreed to find a new location for the Downtown Engagement Center. Mayor Tim Mahoney has been working with the governor and the State Department of Human Services to secure $5 ...

More than a dozen New York City lawmakers are backing a bill that would prohibit certain employees in the mayor’s office from ...

The memo is just one example of how President Trump has begun to shift American immigration policy in his first few days in ...

New York City will “coordinate” with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement on deporting migrant criminals, Mayor Eric Adams ...

As lake effect snow and bitterly cold temperatures impact Western New York, conditions will change rapidly. You can check the latest closings here and follow the latest updates on travel conditions ...