Jennifer Vanasco

Elected to a third term with a "strong mandate," Cuomo cautions the incoming Democratic majority in the State Senate not to go too far left.

This week the city simplified its rental assistance programs to help reduce record homelessness.

Many survivors need to maintain their anonymity in order to feel safe voting. New York law only offers partial protections.

The New York City Board of Elections hasn't surveyed 228 poll sites, which could be out of compliance with federal laws.

#ShowUpForShabbat encourages people of all faiths to attend services on Friday and Saturday. 

Jez Butterworth's new drama is an explosive, immersive experience that manages to be both mythic and completely grounded in the everyday.

There are signs the justice system is slowly shifting to give more credence to alleged victims of sexual misconduct.

A compelling premise quickly devolves into a soap opera.

This polished piece stars Cherry Jones, Bobby Cannavale and Daniel Radcliffe, but the performances can't hide that there's no "there" there.

A report into whistleblower complaints finds Department of Investigation Commissioner Mark Peters used questionable legal arguments to take over investigations of city schools. 

A shadow of fear hovers over the Rodgers & Hammerstein classic musical, which made the original production relevant during World War II — and makes it relevant now.

No one was injured in the two-car derailment of a Montclair State University-bound New Jersey Transit train just before 6:30 p.m. Thursday night.

Seriously. It's where the city is piloting a 24/7 food garden that anyone can pick from.

A dive into the 25th Amendment with two of the people who helped draft and pass it.

The actor Sarah Bernhard was a legend in turn-of-the-century Europe and America. This Broadway show doesn't do her justice.

In actor Edie Falco's hands, Polly Noonan becomes one of the great characters of the American stage.

Director Richard Nelson has a gift for portraying families — capturing the affection and tension that arises in everyday intimacy.

Washington Heights is seeking to attract more tourism and neighborhood pride by promoting its Dominican roots, at a time when the Dominican population is falling.

For its cast, "The Gospel at Colonus" is more than just a musical. It's a family — and a spiritual journey.

Our #MeToo era might seem like the exact wrong moment to launch a Broadway musical based on a 30-year-old rom-com, but this production transforms the movie into something new.