Sammy's Law would give New York City the ability to control its own speed limits.

“They're here, and we can help them, so why wouldn't we?”

Deputy Inspector Neil Zuber announced that he has begun looking for his replacement.

The name Manhattanhenge was coined by Hayden Planetarium Director Neil deGrasse Tyson in 2001.

She has slowly been getting better since being hit by a reckless moped driver in front of Lincoln Center.

It is the oldest continuous concert series in the world, beginning June 13.

Mr. Gray's wife of 27 years, Rachael Gray, recalls the history of the store and her life with "Nick."

The "Last Supper" at longtime Italian restaurant, Regional, will be on Sunday, May 28.

Annual Fleet Week celebrations kick off with Parade of Ships on the Hudson.

"It is ridiculous in retrospect that we had to learn that homeless people did not want to live on the streets."

New York is the only major city in the country that offers a legal "right to shelter" to anyone within its borders who requests it.

Siegel has grave concerns about the future of free speech rights as well as free expression in the private sphere.

"Pale Male, the Famous Central Park Hawk, Is Dead at 32. Maybe," read the headline of The New York Times obituary last Wednesday.

On May 21, the West Side Community Garden kicks off a vibrant season of free live music throughout the Upper West Side.

The pedestrian who was struck by the driver of a Ram van has died.

The three chargers on the Upper West Side were among the most used in the city.

Protect your private information; courtesy of Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal.

School Chancellor says: "Our best-laid plans are sometimes disrupted by the advance of technology and innovation."

New York City’s buildings account for a large portion of its carbon emissions – more than transportation and waste.

Last Friday morning as I got out of bed, a familiar despair awoke with me.

The longtime Ansonia Cleaners in the landmarked Ansonia building on West 74th Street is closing.

Here are two words that you never want to hear at a Community Board 7 meeting: “Rat reservoir.”

The joke rests on the subversion of expectations; a guarantee of poor quality is not quite how vendors market their services.

Up to 20 New York City public school gymnasiums could be transformed into emergency shelters for asylum seekers.

A restoration project that will add two rustic structures in the Ramble in Central Park will begin this summer.

Work will include cleaning tree beds, mulching, and general clean up work.

Denton Taylor took these photographs of the second annual Japan Day parade, celebrating Japanese culture, art, and tradition, on Central Park West.

Singers, dancers, anime characters, martial arts aficionados and sword fighters will slice and slash their way down the route.

Many people had dogs in their past and these visits bring back sweet memories.

Police are looking for a man in connection with two incidents of sexual abuse occurring steps and minutes apart.