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Five sky-high urban gardens promote environmental sustainability and nutrition in the borough.

In addition to demonstrating for labor rights, organizers called for a May Day for Freddie Gray.

Lehman College’s own Scott Davis got up close and personal with the leader of the free world on May 4 when President Obama visited

Many immigrants make a good living working as hair braiders, but the competition has grown along with the number of Africans in New York

Around 200 people gathered on West 125th street on May 2 to protest the death of Gray, a 25-year-old black man from Baltimore.

Some parents believe that subtracting wheat, dairy and artificial additives from diets of their children will help them control and, in some cases, reverse

A prayer and fundraiser for the victims of the Nepal earthquake was held April 26 in Diversity Plaza in Jackson Heights, Queens.

Bronxites are creating new economic lanes for themselves with a little hustle.

Srinath Mahankali, 11, won the Daily News New York City Spelling Bee like his brother before him.

A jilted lover, matches and a dollar’s worth of gasoline led to one of the worst mass murders the United States.

A devastating explosion kills 2 and levels several buildings on 2nd Avenue.

Despite a decline in overall crime rates since 2001, shootings and murders are on the rise in New York City. There were 149 shootings

New Yorkers celebrated International Women's Day with a march that asked the world to #makeithappen, the "it" being equal rights for all.

Thousands of New Yorkers, 14 and older, have been applying for the new cards since the program began in January.

A non-profit organization that transforms rundown neighborhoods into healthy green spaces has proposed a plan to enhance and connect Port Morris and Mott Haven