City Implements New 'Slow Zones' At 13 Locations To Curb Speeding
One of the "slow zones" is in Corona, Queens, where in addition to the speed limits, drivers will meet with speed bumps and other street calming devices.
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One of the "slow zones" is in Corona, Queens, where in addition to the speed limits, drivers will meet with speed bumps and other street calming devices.
The NYPD announced another arrest Monday night in the weekend Brooklyn playground shooting of a 3-year-old boy.
While many protesters were expected to take part in the so-called "Million Big Gulp March" demonstration Monday afternoon in City Hall Park, much fewer were actually on hand, with some chanting "Drink Free Or Die."
There is a new initiative to help New Yorkers live small and more affordably. Mayor Michael Bloomberg wants to build "micro" apartments, one-third smaller than what current regulations allow.
Saturday tied for the hottest day of the year in 2012, maxing out at 95 degrees in midtown Manhattan. The figure fell short of the 100-degree record in the city, which was set only two years ago.
Designers of the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks show have been prepping for the big night for nearly two weeks.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is fighting a different kind of war. Not about what he puts in his mouth, but on what comes out of it.
The mayor said Monday control should remain with the National September 11 Memorial & Museum foundation.
Angry, unionized workers are protesting Con Edison's decision to lock them out of their jobs as many wonder whether the power company's management can cope with potential outages as the mercury soars.
The lawsuit blames White Plains and eight members of its Police Department for excessive force, wrongful death, conspiracy and more in the death of Kenneth Chamberlain Sr.
A 14 year-old boy who was found with a loaded gun after a stop-and-frisk in the Bronx in 2010 had his weapons possession conviction overturned in appeals court Thursday and Mayor Bloomberg is furious.
An armed carjacking suspect is listed in critical condition after he was shot by police in Brooklyn, police said.
The ruling means different things for different people: some may be paying more, some may be paying less and depending on your individual situation, that determines how this will affect you.
A crane lifting a beam broke some windows at the 9/11 Memorial Plaza at 4 World Trade Center today.
There were a number of hotly contested Democratic primaries that were getting voters to the polls on Tuesday, especially in the racially and ethnically diverse 8th Congressional District in Brooklyn and Queens.
Arizona passed the controversial law requiring police check the immigration status of those they stop on suspicion of other crimes in response to illegal immigrants crossing the border from Mexico.
New York City is set to start a new bike sharing program next month. But before it begins, City Comptroller John Liu wants to make sure riders are kept safe, WCBS 880's Rich Lamb reported.
Cooling centers will be open on Friday to help New Yorkers beat the heat, as near record-breaking temps continue to suffocate the area.
New York's Legislature has given final approval to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's bill limiting the release of teacher evaluations only to parents, not to the public.
"If we can find a ways to enforce the laws that were duly enacted by our Legislature without spending money on more personnel, why would we not want to do that?" Bloomberg told reporters.
According to the MTA, the amount of money the agency loses each year because of people not paying their bus fare is staggering.
There was something brand new for a hive and for a bishop today in Manhattan, WCBS 880's Rich Lamb reported.
The New York City Parks Department will be getting a new commissioner, WCBS 880's Rich Lamb reported. Benepe will be replaced by Veronica White.
Police said teacher Rafael Sosa abused an 8-year-old student inside his third grade classroom at P.S 208 repeatedly between December and last week.
Sixty two acres of rough and tumble small businesses, auto repair shops and iron works in the shadow of Citi Field will be wiped off the map and replaced by a 1 million square-foot mall, hotel, among other things.
