Snow Storm

Workers will still be dealing with snow removal, officials said.

Below-freezing wind chills and 6 to 10 inches of snow are forecast to hit the city Tuesday.

Subways and buses are running, schools are closed, roads are slick, and there's no trash pickup.

Winter Storm Nemo could dump 10 inches of snow on NYC by early Saturday afternoon, experts warn.

Commuters coming into the city from New Jersey and north of Manhattan experienced heavey delays as train lines were delayed and suspended Monday morning.

Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith has stepped down and will be replaced by DEP Commissioner Cas Holloway.

The apocalypse would suspend alternate side parking in the city, Mayor Michael Bloomberg joked on his radio show.

Cathie Black's ouster is part of a larger effort to turn his third term around, political observers say.

The Department of Sanitation has spent $75.7 million for snow removal and clean-up already this winter, according to a report.

The National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning.

City public schools will stay open despite an overnight storm that dumped about nine inches of snow on the city.

City officials demoted the head of Emergency Medical Services over the bungled response to the holiday blizzard.

Federal investigators will determine if Department of Sanitation workers conspired to undermine clean-up efforts.

The warning comes after a man was rushed to the hospital after being struck by falling ice in Times Square Tuesday.

Although New Yorkers won't see snow on Christmas Day, more than a foot could fall starting Sunday.