No Deaths On Once-Dangerous Queens Boulevard In 2 Years, Mayor Says
The city is apparently having some success in making improvements on what used to be called the boulevard of death.
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The city is apparently having some success in making improvements on what used to be called the boulevard of death.
Congress wants to hear from fired FBI Director James Comey, as his memo rocks Washington, D.C. and leads to speculation about the future of the Trump presidency.
New York City police are holding neighborhood meetings around the city to discuss public safety concerns and possible solutions.
The head of New York City's Department of Correction retired Friday amid growing pressure over his use of a city-issued vehicle.
The president's decision to fire the FBI director came as the agency has been investigating whether Trump's presidential campaign was connected to Russian meddling in the election.
A famed traffic engineer on Tuesday said it might be a good idea to expand the use of a four-way stop to benefit pedestrians.
The alleged spying occurred "over a period of months this year" and "city rules expressly prohibit surveillance by DOC of calls made to DOI investigators," DOI Commissioner Mark Peters said.
Video shows the 31-year-old woman struggling with a man as police said he tried to take her purse.
House OKs GOP bill erasing much of Obama's health care law, answering campaign pledge and sending measure to Senate.
Police say they want to question 44-year-old Zire King in connection with the death of 41-year-old Jacqueline Dicks.
The Republican governor announced Tuesday that the work should be completed by June 30. It's part of a $1.6 billion project to allow bigger cargo ships to reach New York City-area ports.
Mayor Bill de Blasio is unveiling his proposed nearly $85 billion spending plan Wednesday afternoon.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a major expansion of free early childhood education in the city, expanding pre-k schooling to three-year-old.
Authorities say Harkirat Singh, 25, was attacked after driving a group of people to the Bronx on April 16.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a package of bills Wednesday aimed at drastically reducing the city's smoking population over the next four years.
The "vessel" is described as an interactive piece of art that will sit in the middle of the public square.
The service is set to begin May 1, one month ahead of schedule, with the Rockaway route and the existing East River route.
A crowded filled St. Peter's Square in Vatican City on Sunday morning, with all eyes on Pope Francis as he leads Easter Mass.
Brittney Roy, of Massapequa Park on Long Island, was sworn in Thursday along with 473 other recruits during a ceremony held at the city's police academy in Queens.
Medical examiners are still planning to perform an autopsy on 65-year-old Sheila Abdus-Salaam.
The governor sprang the surprise guest on the crowd at LaGuardia Community College in Long Island City on Wednesday afternoon.
It is soon going to be easier to dispose of your old computers and televisions in New York City.
Mayor Bill de Blasio held office hours on Staten Island Tuesday, the second day of his first week of taking City Hall on the road.
Mayor Bill de Blasio is trading City Hall this week for Staten Island Borough Hall.
Revenge porn, the act of posting sexually explicit or intimate photos or videos of a person online without their consent, is illegal in Washington, D.C. and 35 states, but New York is not one of them.
