Bloomberg To Promote Electric Taxis In Cities
Mayor Bloomberg vowed to promote the use of electric taxis as he addressed a global coalition of major cities -- the C40 conference in Hong Kong.
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Mayor Bloomberg vowed to promote the use of electric taxis as he addressed a global coalition of major cities -- the C40 conference in Hong Kong.
CBS' hit new show "Blue Bloods" profiles a family of cops, but there's an entire family of real-life NYPD officers who make some pretty interesting characters themselves.
First came word of bus and subway fares climbing, then bridges and tunnels and now the cost of a cab ride could be going up.
A couple from Michigan is suing New York's Waldorf=Astoria Hotel after allegedly encountering bedbugs during their stay.
Finding time to train for the New York City Marathon is tough, but not for the unemployed.
A new government report criticizes attempts to reduce area airport chaos, saying scheduling rules continue to put too many planes in line when weather is the worst.
He was the mop-top, million dollar winner of "Survivor: Africa," but 36-year-old Ethan Zohn made the cover of People magazine for a very different challenge: cancer.
Police in New York City are investigating the death of a 3-year-old boy who died after falling from the seventh floor of an apartment in Queens.
One NYC family is doing whatever they can to take care of one of their own, as they organize bone marrow donor drives to help find a match for their beloved nanny, diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
Election Day is a true test, in a highly-anticipated midterm election, of how efficiently voters are actually able to use a pencil on paper ballots in combination with new electronic scanners. The results were mixed.
Goodbye, "Rock the Vote." Hello, "Tweet the Vote!" New York City residents are turning to the popular microblogging site as a soapdish to express their feelings about their voting experience on Election Day.
New York City's Board of Elections said it fixed the many problems that plagued the primaries back in September. J.C. Polanco, one of the Board's 10 commissioners, is here to explain how.
New York area synagogues were on heightened alert Monday, and some New York City apartment buildings were taking the extra precaution of not accepting package deliveries at all.
Sarah Shea is running her first NYC Marathon - in honor of her younger brother Ryan, who died while competing for a spot on the U.S. men's marathon team.
Members of the church were vowing to rebuild.
The family of Briana Ojeda, 11, has filed suit against the city after an NYPD officer allegedly refused to administer CPR to their daughter, who later died at an area hospital.
Sunday should have been a day of worship, but instead it was a time for Queens parishioners to mourn the loss of their beloved church, which was destroyed by fire over the weekend.
U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner announced Sunday that more than $262 million was distributed in fiscal year 2010.
The 38th annual Village Halloween Parade will kick off at 7 p.m. Sunday.
In the tri-state, synagogues are seeing a heavier police presence as the packages in Friday's bomb plot were addressed to synagogues in Chicago.
A software company that helped identify the remains of 9/11 victims is accusing the New York City Medical Examiner's Office of improperly handing its programing secrets to the FBI.
Gov. Christie saved NJ taxpayers at least $3 billion, but critics say it came at a cost -- including 44,000 jobs that might have been created.
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg clearly doesn't have a lot of confidence in the Board of Elections going into next Tuesday.
