Mayor Michael Bloomberg

Ramarley Graham will be laid to rest Saturday, and activists will use his funeral to call for NYPD probe.

The state teachers' union had until Thursday to reach a deal on teacher evaluations.

Hall of Famer Gary Carter, the Mets' former catcher, died from brain cancer at 57-years-old.

In the heart of New York City's Silicon Alley, the mayor announced the new tech school's leadership team.

Det. Kevin Herlihy gave a thumbs up to a crowd of 60 cops as he left Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital.

Designer Diane von Furstenberg joined Mayor Michael Bloomberg to celebrate Fashion Week Monday.

The Panel for Educational Policy voted to close 23 schools despite protests from parents and advocates.

Fans lined up for the Giants parade long before dawn to ensure they had prime sight lines of their team.

The Giants' ticker tape parade will bring street and subway station closures and more PATH service.

More than 1 million fans are expected at Tuesday's parade.

Giants fans can enter to win a victory trip to Boston beginning Wednesday a.m.

Sweepstakes open Monday at 9 a.m. to win a pair of VIP tickets to the Giants' victory ceremony.

The Department of Homeless Services has announced it will not be writing February Advantage checks.

The Komen foundation backpedaled Friday, announcing that it will restore funding to Planned Parenthood.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his Boston rival star in the new ad taking aim at illegal guns.