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The office and retail tower and Otis Elevator Co., the nation's best-known elevator manufacturer, were set to announce Thursday a partnership to replace and modernize the building's elevators to bring them into the computer age and reduce passenger wait time.
A new highly interactive map shows that two-thirds of New York City's rooftops are suitable for solar panels.
Republicans in congress want to privatize the busiest passenger train line in the country but Democrats think it's a bad idea.
Starbucks Coffee Co. is investigating a complaint that a supervisor at a Centereach store allegedly berated a gay employee during a management meeting, forcing him to resign.
Provident Bank Park is quiet now, but tonight the Rockland Boulders are opening up this stadium with a game against the Brockton Rox.
Osama bin Laden's longtime deputy Ayman al-Zawahri has taken control of al-Qaida, the group said Thursday, a widely anticipated move that comes at a time the terror network is struggling for relevance amid a wave of Arab uprisings that has threatened to upstage it.
House Democrats were said to be moving forward with plans to diminish Congressman Anthony Weiner's role in Congress through discussions to remove the disgraced lawmaker from his post on the Energy and Commerce Committee.
Suffolk County Crime Stoppers has increased the reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the deaths of eight people whose bodies were found along Ocean Parkway.
One break would continue a municipal option to provide tax incentives for purchases of new homes by first-time buyers. Sponsors call home ownership "the most potent form" of economic stimulus.
Late Wednesday night, the state Senate failed to extend the New York City rent control law until Friday, leaving more than 1 million tenants temporarily no longer protected by the 1946 law.
A mysterious truck is now the focus of the grueling search for a missing college student from Westchester County. Bloomington, Ind., police released surveillance pictures of the truck and possibly the last known photo of Lauren Spierer.
On any given day, New York City generates roughly 35,000 tons of garbage. But now, a plan to find a new home for some of it is generating controversy.
A five-year veteran of the Nassau County police force has been arrested and charged for allegedly forcing a woman to grope him during a traffic stop.
On the day his wife returned from overseas, a porn star came forward to say Congressman Anthony Weiner asked her to lie about their steamy exchanges.
Police are looking for a pair of suspects who they say falsely claimed they were checking for bedbugs at a Manhattan apartment and robbed the place at gunpoint on May 24.
