NEW YORK—Dozens of elementary, middle, and high school students lobbied City Council members Tuesday to support charging a ...

NEW YORK—Thirteen years after the 9/11 attacks, threats to the U.S. are more complex and less centralized.

WASHINGTON—A report released by computer security firm McAfee on Monday estimates the global cost of cybercrime is around ...

NEW YORK—Sixth Avenue was entirely blocked off midday Wednesday between 26th and 27th as the Fire Department cleared ...

The Buffalo Zoo broke ground today on its new polar bear exhibit. The new exhibit, Arctic Edge, will ...

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released a report Tuesday that estimates increasing the minimum wage would lift 900,000 ...

NYPD’s deputy commissioner for operations John Bilich has resigned, reports DNAinfo. Bilich headed the department responsible for the ...

The owners and managers of affordable housing developer Applied Construction Inc., have paid nearly $500,000 to 16 underpaid ...

New York City Councilman David Greenfield is proposing the city clear sidewalks when property owners don’t and then ...

  The departments of sanitation and transportation suspended alternate side parking regulations citywide through Saturday Feb. 22. The ...

Six sex offenders are living within 1,000 feet of New York City schools, according to an analysis done ...

A shuttle bus will run between Greenpoint and North Williamsburg to supplement the East River Ferry starting Tuesday ...

Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration resolved its first municipal labor contract with the city’s 200 environmental officers, reports ...

Small business associations and trade groups urged the New York City Council to delay expansion of paid sick ...

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced he is ending the yearly “budget dance,” between the mayor and City Council.

NEW YORK—The day after state Sen. Dean Skelos said he would block a vote on Mayor Bill de ...

State Senate Co-Leaders Jeff Klein and Dean Skelos clashed Monday over Mayor Bill de Blasio’s plan to fund ...

NEW YORK—A new paid sick leave law will go into effect then. It will allow more workers to ...

NEW YORK—The City Council overrode six vetoes left over from former Mayor Michael Bloomberg Tuesday, passing for a ...

In his first interview on WNYC’s The Brian Lehrer Show, Bill de Blasio said New York has to ...

NEW YORK—State financial regulators are well under way to make New York the first state to spearhead regulations ...

NEW YORK—Active community engagement with the police has proven a key strategy for making neighborhoods safer in places ...

NEW YORK—Sen. Charles Schumer wants children’s liquid medicine bottles to be safer. Childproof safety caps aren’t enough, said ...

NEW YORK—Commissioner Bill Bratton said he will join the effort to pressure Apple Inc and other mobile device ...

NEW YORK—More than 111 million travelers passed through New York and New Jersey regional airports this year, beating ...

NEW YORK—Melissa Mark-Viverito became New York’s first Latino to hold citywide office Wednesday. City Council unanimously chose the ...

NEW YORK—A day before the City Council vote for its next speaker, Mayor Bill de Blasio rejected a ...