A jury found Steven Armento guilty of murder on Thursday in the first degree in the shooting death of Daniel Enchautegui, an off-duty police officer, three years ago in the Bronx.

The Brooklyn tattoo parlor where Michael Mineo works is a tight-knit community.

Having built a reputation for pulling political upsets, the Working Families Party is putting its record on the line.

As businesses have begun cutting jobs, New York leads all states in the number of first-time unemployment claims.

William Walsh was charged with the murder of his wife, Leah Walsh, whose body was found near a Long Island highway, 13 miles from her abandoned car.

Economists and analysts predict job cuts will be part of a large wave — already, New York leads all state in number of first-time unemployment claims.

In New Jersey’s largely off-the-radar Senate race, Richard Zimmer, the Republican former congressman, faces an uphill battle in his bid to replace Frank R. Lautenberg.

A foundation run by Donna Karan has donated $850,000 for a yearlong experiment combining Eastern and Western healing methods at Beth Israel Medical Center.

People inside and outside the administration find fault with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s claim that the city’s budget deficit would swell by $500 million this fiscal year.

More families entered New York City’s homeless shelter system in September than in any other month since data has been collected.