Julianne Welby

Unemployment hasn't been this low in the U.S. since the year 2000.

The new tax law reduces perks for buyers in high-cost markets like Manhattan, where it's already having an impact—home sales for the first part of this year are down by a quarter.

She was on her way to America to be with her family. Then the Trump Administration cancelled the immigration program she had already been approved for.

Three children have been killed by vehicles recently, and advocates say now is the time to expand the number of speed cameras in the city.

The governor made the announcement alongside a dairy farmer who said ICE agents entered his property without a warrant and didn't identify themselves.

They survived persecution and gained asylum in the U.S., but they may have nowhere to go.

A WNYC analysis of data obtained from the NYPD shows those arrested for marijuana possession are mostly black and Latino - even when they're nabbed in precincts that are heavily white.

In Battery Park, there was a spontaneous dance performance, speeches about shutting down nuclear power plants and reflections on how hard is to stop using plastic bags.  

The marchers decried what they view as the increasing belligerence of U.S. foreign policy, and "threats from expanding wars."

Ahmed Abdelbasit is an Egyptian pro-democracy activist and physics professor. He is currently in U.S. custody.

The Office of Court Administration appears to be losing patience with public defenders protesting the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in city courthouses.

Cyclists and community advocates continue to push for protected bike lanes along a stretch of Skillman and 43rd Avenues in Queens.

Legislative leaders in Albany prefer to talk about bail reform after the budget deadline of April 1. Here's what's in the governor's proposal and why it's controversial.

The city, its judges and prosecutors have said they're trying to help poor people who can't afford bail, but their efforts can go only so far without change in state law.

As Albany lawmakers tackle the thorny issue of bail reform, we look at how the existing system not only keeps poor defendants behind bars — it's also a hassle for anyone trying to pay. 

Students at the New York Academy of Art work with the Medical Examiner's office to reconstruct faces of people who have gone missing.

New York is one of about a dozen states that doesn't allow early voting. Some progressives want to change that.

In Newark, ICE stopped giving parole to asylum seekers, according to the ACLU.

Data obtained by WNYC reveals that the Trump Administration sought to revisit thousands of cases last year of immigrants who were no longer in active deportation proceedings.

Today was supposed to be when the federal government ended DACA, which protects undocumented immigrants who arrived in the U.S. as children. But they're still in a holding pattern.