Governor, mayor, Brooklyn borough president take no sides after damning investigation into education, new state regulations for schools; Jewish state lawmakers urge more oversight

Legislation will boost oversight of non-public schools, require lessons in core subjects, in measure fiercely opposed for years by ultra-Orthodox communities

Governor Kathy Hochul to visit Jewish state for first time in office, pledges $1 million to electric vehicle charging company Zooz Power

New York Times says the schools received $1 billion in government funding over past 4 years, but students fail standardized math, reading tests, and some suffer corporal punishment

Justice Sonia Sotomayor puts decision by lower court on hold; NY modern Orthodox university cited 1st Amendment rights in emergency appeal to high court

State education department reviews 350,000 comments after releasing draft rules earlier this year; Board of Regents approval set for Monday

New York prosecutors file criminal charges against former Trump aide for money laundering, conspiracy and fraud, over fundraising scheme based on false promises

Political ally of former US president decries 'phony' fraud charges for allegedly pocketing funds raised to build wall on Mexican border

Amid widespread ignorance about genocide, state law requiring museums to label plundered art will inform public and pressure museums, but implementation remains unclear

'It is believed these victims were targeted because they're Jewish,' commissioner says during press conference at location where suspect allegedly slapped Haredi man days earlier