Office of Emergency Management

The UWS CERT will be on the frontlines in the next major crisis at a Manhattan's special needs shelter.

A lawsuit claims New York City still doesn't have good disaster plans for the disabled.

The National Weather Service's heat advisory lasted through Sunday night.

Repair work to a gas pipeline at West 134th Street near the Hudson River may cause a pungent scent.

Officials are unsure what caused the wall to fall Saturday, forcing the evacuation of 35 apartments.

The City Council will introduce 10 bills aimed at fixing problems the city faced after Hurricane Sandy.

The Port Authority Bus Terminal closed Thursday night while officials investigated a package.

The westbound lanes of the Lincoln Tunnel have reopened after a garbage truck overturned, officials said.

The man became trapped in machinery in a tower on the Roosevelt Island Tram.

No injuries were reported after the facade of 655 Sixth Ave. crumbled, authorities said.

Devastated residents say the city should have assigned the area as the more vulnerable Zone A.

Tips to prepare your family and home for the nor'easter, which is expected to hit the city Wednesday.

Fire department officials said the spill has been contained and no one was injured. 

Two construction workers became trapped when the four-story building on Carlton Avenue collapsed.

Parts of the Grand Central Parkway, Van Wyck and LIE were briefly washed out by heavy rains.