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Byline: Juliana Kim DULUTH, Ga. - It was already 1 p.m. when Randy Park tumbled out of bed one miserable March day. It had been another long night of TV [...]

DULUTH, Ga. -- It was already 1 p.m. when Randy Park tumbled out of bed one miserable March day. It had been another long night of TV and video games [...]

Byline: Nicole Hong, Juliana Kim, Ali Watkins and Ashley Southall Security guards failed to intervene while a man kicked and stomped on a 65-year-old woman near Times Square, yelling, 'You [...]

Security guards failed to intervene while a man kicked and stomped on a 65-year-old woman near Times Square, yelling, ''You don't belong here.'' The security camera video was shocking in [...]

The event in a park next to the State Capitol was billed as way for people to ''come together to grieve, heal and support.'' ATLANTA -- After a week of [...]

Among the eight people killed at Atlanta-area spas this week was a wife going for a massage with her husband, and immigrant mothers working long hours to support their children. [...]

From 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. That block of time, between the end of classes and the beginning of dinner, were for millions of teenagers everywhere the golden hours of [...]

CHICAGO -- Maisie Robinson was so excited for her first day of kindergarten that she woke up at 2:30 a.m. to make her family breakfast. ''Unfortunately, the cereal was kind [...]

Deep-seated mistrust among Black families toward their public school districts is holding back school reopening, even as Black children suffer inordinately from remote learning. For Farah Despeignes, the choice of [...]

The first two of more than a hundred planned locations in New York City opened on Tuesday in an effort to speed up the pace. Kelly Picciurro, 29, a physical [...]

In New York City, 142,000 children are learning English in school. Online classes are especially challenging for them. When Taniya Ria moved to the Bronx from Bangladesh in 2019, she [...]

More than one in four workers in the West Farms neighborhood is out of work. They were store clerks, hotel housekeepers, waitresses, cooks, for-hire drivers, security officers and maintenance workers [...]

Byline: Juliana Kim New York City nail salons reopened in July, but few customers come in. 'No matter how hard I work, I make no money,' one owner said. On [...]

New York City nail salons reopened in July, but few customers come in. ''No matter how hard I work, I make no money,'' one owner said. On most days, Juyoung [...]

As schools close again, frustrated and angry parents say the decision does not make the city safer. Laura Espinoza took an hourlong subway ride on Thursday morning from her Brooklyn [...]

In a heavily Asian-American district of Queens, two-thirds of families have chosen not to send their children back to school. Margaret Li once described herself as the kind of mother [...]

Parents, local officials and religious leaders bristled at the haphazard way the governor and mayor announced new restrictions, some of which contradicted each other. As New York officials on Thursday [...]

Some demonstrators in New York have taken on informal but crucial roles over a summer of marches. Here's how to spot them. Only a few weeks after the first of [...]

The church helped him have a second chance at life. Two decades later, Edward James, 62, was killed trying to help another man do the same. To his friends, Edward [...]

Watching the heavy rain from inside her car, Barbara Young considered going back home. Ms. Young, 52, had arrived at Fisher Pool in East Elmhurst, Queens, at 9:30 a.m. -- [...]

Officers in riot gear cleared the makeshift camp in City Hall Park, which began as a protest against police abuses but then turned into a gathering of homeless people. Police [...]