Hurricane Sandy'

Con Ed is making $1.2 billion in improvements over the next four years to protect against future storms.

Thousands of properties had their market values reduced and taxes lowered, officials announced Tuesday.

The project, estimated to take four years, is slated to start sometime before the end of 2013.

Newsman Geraldo Rivera is expected to return to Williamsburg Tuesday to replace the "Geraldo Tree."

Beach-goers took advantage of the sunny Memorial Day weather at Staten Island beaches.

The famed British club donated equipment and ran a clinic for players of Staten Island United.

The Midland Avenue Neighborhood Relief and other organizations plan to set up centers in Oklahoma.

The Small Business Development Center opened a satellite office to help owners apply for federal aid.

The IKEA ferry will collaborate with the city to reduce waiting times for weekend riders this summer. 

A new program designed to help NYCHA residents in a disaster can also help curb crime.

A city project to help clean up the Gowanus Canal will wrap up by the end of the year.

The Cedar Grove Community Hub was issued a stop-work order after moving across the street.

City officials said Citi Bike will launch Memorial Day Weekend in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Verizon is planning on moving 1,100 workers to a location in Downtown Brooklyn.

A report released on Tuesday found that many homes hit by Sandy still face mold problems.