The 9/11 museum will charge fees similar to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, an official said.

The legislation would force pedicab drivers to let riders know, in writing, how much they'd have to pay.

Chancellor Dennis Walcott said again Wednesday that over 6,000 teaching jobs are on the chopping block.

The City Council is set to vote on legislation upping the age limit for those affected by a lawsuit Thursday.

NYPL President Paul LeClerc warned Monday that cutbacks could close branches.

A hearing was held to consider whether developers who receive big city grants should pay workers higher wages.

Mayor Bloomberg said the city may need to build 70 new homeless shelters to make up for cuts to state aid.

The mayor's plan got strong support at a City Council hearing Wednesday, but it remains unclear if Albany will back it.

An apologetic Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith testified at a City Council hearing about the blizzard on Monday.

Signal inspectors fudged reports for more than a decade, NYC Transit President Thomas Prendergast said.

Bike lane proponents and advocates faced off at the City Council's first hearing on the issue Thursday.

The City Council is pushing back on new cuts to senior, youth and children's services.

The Council will weigh the pros and cons of the retailer coming to the city in a scheduled December hearing.

The public got its last chance Tuesday to weigh in on the massive Riverside Center development.

The "F to the Third Power" blog has become an Internet sensation since it launched late last month.