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The medical examiner says the skull and bones are historic, likely buried when the lot served as a burial ground for neighboring St. John's Lutheran Church in the mid-1800s. Police do not suspect foul play.

A federal judge said the city had not shown the request was unduly burdensome. A special master will narrow the list to residents with serious criminal histories, and immigrant advocates want City Hall to appeal.

'extraORDINARY: Fashion and the Poetics of the Everyday' opens May 9, 2027, after the Met Gala on May 3. It replaces a John Galliano retrospective scrapped over the designer's past antisemitic remarks.

The 1984 exhibit on the borough's farms, factories and suburbs is making way for a show on the 200th anniversary of New York's abolition of slavery. Here's how to see it before it goes.

Google says K-12 schools must opt in to its AI tools, and that Search comes bundled with AI. New York City, which paused most classroom AI in September, says it is talking to the company.