3 Dead In NYC Shootings, Including 14-Year-Old
Police were investigating three fatal shootings in one afternoon on New York City streets.
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Police were investigating three fatal shootings in one afternoon on New York City streets.
An Amtrak train heading from Chicago to Boston and New York City was delayed east of Schenectady when the second of two locomotives caught fire.
The demise of the 41-story former Deutsche Bank building is at least as welcome to its neighbors as the construction of new trade center towers.
The city Department of Transportation says alternate-side-of-the-street parking regulations will be back in effect on Monday.
When you think about the game of chess, you think about concentration, making good choices and having great sportsmanship, but a nonprofit is making players think about good grades, high attendance and lifelong friends.
The late owner of Manhattan's famed Elaine's restaurant was a strong-willed woman, but may not get her way when it comes to where she wished to be laid to rest.
A New York City police officer has been acquitted of corruption charges linked to drug busts. NYPD Officer Julio Alvarez was cleared Friday by a judge in Brooklyn.
An Egyptian official has chided New York City over the condition of "Cleopatra's Needle,'' an ancient column in Central Park.
The accused killer of a Bronx teenager is finally behind bars in New York City, and the victim's mother said she is hoping the arrest will help her gain closure.
New York City took a beating during last week's blizzard, and as it turns out, so did Mayor Michael Bloomberg's popularity, particularly in the outer boroughs.
Twenty servicemen from New York City whose bodies have gone unclaimed for months or longer will receive full military honors at national veterans cemetery service.
Police are seeking the public's help in an attempted sexual assault captured on surveillance video last month in Morningside Heights.
A man has admitted shooting two women during a night of mayhem near New York City's Times Square last spring.
Aftab Ali Khan of Watertown was scheduled to appear in court Thursday, after two initial hearings were delayed to give his attorney more time to prepare.
A Long Island prosecutor is calling for state legislation that would make wrong-way driving a specific traffic offense.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg says 48.7 million people visited New York last year. That surpasses its 2008 record of 47 million.
The city budget director estimates that state aid reduction might reach as much as $2 to $3 billion.
Kagge, local guide Steve Duncan and photographer Andrew Wonder traveled from the Bronx, through Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens using the miles of tunnels under the City.
Still digging out from a debilitating blizzard, New York was poised to welcome nearly a million visitors to Times Square on Friday for the country's largest annual New Year's Eve celebration. Nationwide, revelers set aside concerns about the winter weather and even potential terrorist threats to ring in 2011 at large and small gatherings.
The New York Police Department has announced street closures in anticipation fo the New Year's Eve Celebration in Times Square.
The snow is gone, the stage is set and New York is hours away from one of the most celebrated holiday events of the year.
Bloomberg called the slow response to clearing snow from city streets "unacceptable." He said he doesn't believe the Sanitation Department dragged out the plowing process, but will launch an investigation.
It's been almost 50 years since a bowl game was played in the Big Apple. What, you don't remember the Gotham Bowl at the original Yankee Stadium back in 1962?
Streets remain in the city's outer boroughs that still haven't been plowed three days after the tri-state was blasted with a weekend blizzard, and Mayor Bloomberg is admitting the city messed up.
A woman in Queens wants a personal apology, saying the city's flawed response is to blame for her mother's death during Sunday's blizzard.
