He's Back: Joe Lhota Returns To MTA Chairman Post
State lawmakers have confirmed Gov. Andrew Cuomo's nomination of former New York City mayoral candidate Joseph Lhota as the next leader of the troubled Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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State lawmakers have confirmed Gov. Andrew Cuomo's nomination of former New York City mayoral candidate Joseph Lhota as the next leader of the troubled Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
A Queens man is filing a lawsuit after his hand had to be amputated at a city hospital after a blood pressure monitoring line was inserted.
The New York Department of Health and Mental Hygiene announced Thursday that a cluster of local Mycobacterium bacterial skin infections has been linked to cosmetic surgery performed in the Dominican Republic.
Immigrant advocates were seething over last week's attempted arrest of a victim of human trafficking inside Queens Criminal Court.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's last-minute effort to name the new Tappan Zee Bridge after his late father failed in Albany this week.
Already this summer, four children have lost their lives after venturing into the ocean.
One of the largest green roofs in the city was unveiled Thursday – all 30,000 square feet of it.
Brooklyn residents gathered at Brooklyn Central Library to discuss mayoral election issues, in the third of five town meeting events with a panel of local reporters.
Mayoral oversight of schools, first enacted in 2002, will expire June 30. If the policy lapses, control will revert to a mosaic of local school boards.
A Long Island man is suing the NYPD, claiming an off-duty officer allegedly stood by and did nothing during a brutal beating.
Fluid build-up is a symptom of heart failure that often lands patients in the hospital. The key to preventing hospitalization is to catch that build-up before it becomes serious.
A hiker found anti-gay slurs scrawled on painted concrete slabs promoting gay pride at Blauvelt State Park on Wednesday morning.
The family of a Brooklyn man fears he may never walk again after he was hit by a stray bullet when gunfire erupted outside his home Wednesday night.
Stanley Frederique, 36, was previously arrested in 2015 for abandoning the girl in a Harlem fast food restaurant.
A 53-year-old woman was slashed after getting into a dispute with another woman over a seat aboard a No. 6 train in the Bronx on Thursday morning, police said.
