Bill de Blasio

The board hopes to see more than $2.5 million in renovations at several parks in The Bronx.

In his short tenure as Parks Commissioner, Mitchell Silver has spent time on four different continents.

Politicians and community leaders say the resignation of Philip Banks is a blow to NYPD reform efforts.

The boat, which began running in 2012 after Hurricane Sandy, was not permanently funded by the city.

The city and state will offer job protections to health workers, as well as pay during quarantines.

Dyasha Smith, 21, choked to death on a muffin in her Cobble Hill school.

762 homes have started construction and 1,090 people have gotten checks since Sandy, the mayor said.

New York will seek federal aid to pay the hefty tab of dealing with Ebola cases.

Administrative assistants for Community Education Councils haven't had a raise since 2008.

The new 25 mph speed limit takes effect Nov. 7, but Forest Hills police won't ticket drivers right away.

The 30 mph limit had been in place since 1964.

Zale H. Thompson, 32, took inspiration from terrorist websites for his attack on police, the NYPD said

The shift comes following a Harlem doctor being diagnosed with Ebola after returning from Guinea.

Dr. Craig Spencer, a Harlem resident, recently returned from working with Ebola patients in Guinea.

Goodfella's Pizzeria was shut down on Wednesday by the Department of Health.