Thousands Of Faithful Celebrate Christmas At St. Patrick's Cathedral
Thousands were in attendance, ringing in one of the most important days of the Christian calendar in the city's most famous church.
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Thousands were in attendance, ringing in one of the most important days of the Christian calendar in the city's most famous church.
Dozens of people turned up for a chance to get new coats at the New York Rescue Mission.
All Saints Episcopal Church in Bay Head was flooded in the Oct. 29, 2012 storm and just reopened last weekend.
During his stop at Engine 258/Ladder 115 in Queens, the mayor was gifted a mug that reads "Number One Grandpa."
WCBS 880's Peter Haskell is out with his holiday and New York City-themed poem.
For victims of Superstorm Sandy who have continued to struggle in the 14 months since, there is a place they can get toys for their kids for a price that's right.
It's the battle of the mayors. Michael Bloomberg has offered an unprecedented challenge to his successor to slash union benefits -- for the good of the city -- even if it means he doesn't get re-elected.
Services for Dustin Friedland, 30, are scheduled for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Beth Am Shalom in Lakewood.
Straphangers alerted the clerk at the station to try to stop the train, while others on the platform yelled at the man to lay down and stay low.
The settlement requires the city Housing Authority to remove the mold and fix leaks, insulate pipes and deal with other moisture issues. It covers all of the authority's 400,000 tenants.
Forecasters are predicting anywhere from three to seven inches of snow starting around 10 a.m. Saturday in New York City and on Long Island.
For years, the U.S. has publicly described him as a private citizen who traveled to the tiny Persian Gulf island on private business. But an AP investigation reveals that was not the case.
The stepped-up effort comes two weeks after a deadly Metro-North train derailment.
In each case, the suspect calls the victims claiming to be a police officer involved in an investigation concerning their bank accounts, police said.
The transit agency is testing four systems to indicate if someone has wound up on the tracks.
New York Cares executive director Gary Bagley said their supply is down 35 percent, while the demand is up by 25 percent compared with an average year.
Railroads nationwide have lessons to learn about speed limits and the importance of communication between crew members after the deadly derailment of a Metro-North train earlier this month, federal regulators said Wednesday.
In a statement by Bill, Chirlane, Chiara and Dante de Blasio on their website, the family called it "a tough decision."
Snow fell across much of the Tri-State area Tuesday, causing traffic, school closures and concerns about icy roads as temperatures drop.
A grand jury declined to indict a New Rochelle police officer who shot and killed a mentally distubed man inside his apartment in May.
From Harlem to Hollywood, Paris to Beijing, people hailed Nelson Mandela's indomitable courage in the face of adversity as an inspiration for all.
The City Council will consider a proposal to ban the use of electronic cigarettes in public places such as restaurants and parks.
Recordings of 911 calls from the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting show town dispatchers calmly responding to a janitor, a teacher and others and assuring them help is coming.
The Metro-North train that derailed while rounding a riverside curve in the Bronx was traveling at 82 mph at the time, a federal official said Monday.
The National Transportation Safety Board on Sunday evening was combing over the scene in the Bronx where four people were killed, and more than 60 were injured, when a Metro-North commuter train derailed.
