Mount Vernon receives $1 million to find lead pipes
The water is lead-free, but the pipes at home may not be, Mount Vernon Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard says.
Sources: Central Park could house asylum seekers
The plan could be implemented if border towns continue sending asylum seekers and hotel space runs out.
NYC issues various vacate orders to 7 additional parking garages
The city is looking into what happened on Ann Street last month and other garages that might be at risk.
Police: Woman dead after falling from hotel in Times Square
Tyler Griffin has been arrested in the case, but his involvement in her death is still in question.
NYC Council bill looks to add more public swimming pools
They focus on sites for new pools, free swimming lessons for children, and lifeguard staffing.
Garage worker says he saw structural issues before collapse
Pierre Vancol was on the main floor when the building collapsed and was able to escape with minor injuries.
New reality setting in for those displaced by garage collapse
As the cause of the collapse remains under investigation, we're learning more about the moments after it happened.
NYC launches investigation on parking garage collapse
New weight rules may need to be enacted to restrict the number of cars that garages can safely handle.
Some beachgoers say Long Beach needs to improve security
A fight broke out Thursday afternoon when groups of teenagers flooded a ramp off the boardwalk.
Mets walk to 9-3 win over Marlins in home opener
Tylor Megill pitched six shutout innings, and Starling Marte, Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso hit home runs at Citi Field.
Mets fans thrilled with Citi Field's new scoreboard
Friday at Citi Field felt like a fresh start for the New York Mets and their fans.
Schumer calls on FBI for help combatting swatting at schools
More than 220 schools across the state have been victims of swatting in recent weeks.
Adams: NYC reaches "historic" contract agreement with PBA
The mayor says the deal will provide more flexible schedules while building morale and keeping the city safe.
Mayor orders massive budget cuts affecting all NYC agencies
The mayor has ordered city agencies to cut over $1 billion from their budgets for each of the next four years.
NYC Pride March organizers pressured to uninvite Gov. Hochul
Four prominent organizations representing health care rights for the LGBTQ community said they won't be in the parade if the governor is there.