Mayor De Blasio Unveils Plan For Solar Panels On Two Dozen School Rooftops
Officials expect the solar panels to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 2,800 metric tons a year -- the equivalent of taking about 600 cars off the road.
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Officials expect the solar panels to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 2,800 metric tons a year -- the equivalent of taking about 600 cars off the road.
Commissioner Joseph Ponte announced the proposed policy change in a memo to Mayor Bill de Blasio last week.
Health Commissioner Howard Zucker said the state's medical marijuana program, with tightly regulated cultivation and manufacture, isn't scheduled to start before 2016.
Sabrina Spencer pleaded not guilty Sunday to attempted grand larceny, identity theft and possessing a forged instrument and resisting arrest.
Sen. Charles Schumer is looking to close a federal loophole that he said hinders the search for missing children.
De Blasio said he was right to call the plan Vision Zero because it's calling out to people to change their behavior.
When asked if the two recent overseas trips hint at any future political ambitions, the governor was quick to shoot down the speculation.
In an exclusive interview with "60 Minutes," President Barack Obama admits United States intelligence underestimated the threat from ISIS.
Wilbert Riera, 51, was arrested Friday at his Staten Island stationhouse. He will face six counts of sex crimes against children in L.A.
The first debate will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the University of St. Joseph in West Hartford. At 7 p.m. Thursday, Malloy and Foley will face off again at the University of Connecticut in Storrs.
Michelene Bumbrey said she passed out after her blood pressure dropped rapidly. She fell off her chair and hit her head against the tile.
Steven Bauer, of Orange, says in his lawsuit filed last week in U.S. District Court that he suffered serious and permanent injuries.
Few details are known, but crews were forced to climb on top of the truck and use metal saws to open it up and get water inside.
A group running a series of anti-Islamic ads in New York City's transit system is pulling an ad that shows James Foley with the masked militant who killed him.
Tonight in New York City: Attend the Affordable Art Fair, find out what's happening at the New York Film Festival, or laugh along with some of the funniest comics in the city.
