New York City

Gov. Hochul has an opportunity to protect families from the consequences of anonymous reporting while preserving robust safeguards for children.

New York lawmakers have passed a bill that would end a common practice widely despised among foster youth: moving between homes with their possessions dumped in a garbage bag.

Educational needs of foster youth are now being addressed by NYC's new Office of Foster Care, launched in 2023.

There should be tangible reparations for, and more conversations around family policing among those pushing for reparations, writes Imani Worthy.

At a virtual public forum, youth pushed NYC mayoral candidates on plans to improve the lives of foster, immigrant and homeless populations.

New data offers rare insight into a long-running national public health concern: the frequent and sometimes haphazard prescribing of psychiatric drugs to foster youth. Part II of an ongoing series.

Jess Dannhauser describes a new element for learning from the most tragic outcomes in New York City's child welfare system

Two pieces of legislation in New York would end the common practice of giving foster youth trash bags to transport their belongings.

Anne Williams-Isom is among the latest defections since the Justice Department moved to dismiss federal corruption charges against the embattled mayor.