What's On Your Ballot? NYC Adds Controversial Measures For Election Day
Here's a look at what you'll see on the back of New York City voting ballots on Nov. 6
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Here's a look at what you'll see on the back of New York City voting ballots on Nov. 6
The goal is a sugar reduction of 20 percent in packaged foods and 40 percent in drinks.
The company behind the campaign is asking students to ditch the plastic and spread the word to their families, friends, and even hashtag it on social media.
The meetings are scheduled for Monday in Queens, Tuesday in Brooklyn and Wednesday on Staten Island.
As Richard Carranza grapples with desegregating the city school system, the chancellor has taken one option off the table.
New York City isn't the most relaxing place to live or work. But many people are finding new ways to unwind in the city that never sleeps, thanks to modern day technology.
Online retail giant Amazon says it will make a decision by the end of the year in its search for a second headquarters location.
It happened shortly after 4:30 a.m. Saturday at the Grant Avenue station in Brooklyn.
Nearly seven miles of city streets were off-limits to cars and open to pedestrians thanks to the New York City Department of Transportation.
Starting Monday, a card from the New York Public Library can get you free admission into some 33 museums and other cultural institutions.
Police are on the hunt for a man they say stole an elderly woman's wallet inside a Queens subway stop.
Old age and deferred maintenance have led to some serious problems at New York City parks.
A Grinch with a bag full of packages was caught on camera, and authorities say it wasn't the first time.
The ten-year veteran says he warned the coffee chain if they didn't change their policy when it comes to giving free food to emotionally disturbed people, someone was going to get hurt.
City Hall has taken notice of the empty storefronts, with the mayor saying he's considered penalizing landlords who let their properties sit vacant for too long.
Wednesday's wild wind took down trees and knocked out power across parts of the Tri-State Area. but the scariest moment came in Midtown Manhattan.
By nightfall, snow-covered power lines hung precariously in parts of Queens, causing flickering street lights in St. Albans.
Officials urged caution when both driving and walking in the city until the issue is resolved.
Investigators say a woman was struck just after midnight while crossing Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard and West 113th Street.
Singer Brian Esposito has been working at the famed Ellen's Stardust Diner for the past 5 years and in that time he's perfected a one-man show worthy of Broadway!
The next time you're headed to work, you may want to think twice before grabbing that subway pole or Citi Bike with your bare hands.
Police say the 68-year-old driver was hit in the head by the pedestrian in his 30s late Saturday while he was stopped at West 20th Street and Eleventh Avenue.
Investigators tracing the steps of the New York terror suspect say he worked as an Uber driver for the past six months.
The Jewish High Holy Days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur fall within the last 2 weeks of September 2017. As New York City holds one of the largest Jewish population worldwide, there are numerous ways to celebrate for the very religious or not.
