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
Bronxites say it makes good logistical, economic and health sense.
Will Sheldon Silver's troubles in the NY Assembly finally lead to legalization of MMA?
A few times a month, players from across the city gather to compete in a poker tournament in the basement of a small bar
BronxWorks' Homeless Outreach Team hits the streets to help the hungry.
Many patients are finding that they are being charged for medical procedures that they thought were covered by insurance.
You would think as impatient and impulsive as New York is, it would be impossible for the city to remain cool, calm, and collected.
In the wake of the death of Wai Kuen Kwok on the D line, commuters give advice on how to avoid falling on to
The New York Botanical Garden has launched a project to improve immigrant health care in the city.
As the city continues to grow, so does the impact of clamor of traffic, construction and annoying neighbors.
For the third consecutive night, activists hit the street to protest a grand jury’s decision not to indict a Staten Island police officer in
Activists took the streets December 3 chanting “I can’t breathe,” to protest a grand jury’s decision to not indict a police officer, in the