Jerrold Nadler

The city hopes to open a new elementary school at the Peck Slip Post Office site in the fall of 2015.

Politicians are calling on the city end tourist flights from the Downtown Manhattan Heliport.

Less than a week after the killing of Osama bin Laden, 9/11 recovery workers attended a health and education forum.

Longtime Chelsea institution the Gay Men's Health Crisis has moved into a larger space in Hell's Kitchen.

New federal legislation would allow cities to set fuel-efficiency standards for taxis.

Guides are concerned about the plan to drop tourists in New Jersey and have them take ferries to lower Manhattan.

Voters back Same-sex marriage 54 to 39 percent, according to a new poll.

US Rep. Jerrold Nadler wants a memorial museum and education center so the graves are not forgotten.

The mayor testified in favor of expanding high speed rail at a Congressional Hearing in Grand Central Terminal.

A new fact sheet provides detailed information about who is covered by the $4.3 billion law.

Congress must act on the 9/11 health bill before Christmas if it is going to become law, New York's elected officials said Monday.

The 9/11 health bill failed to get enough votes to ward off a Republican filibuster on Thursday.

Neighbors and politicians called for the land to be transferred to the Parks Department instead of going to NYU.

At least 95 percent of WTC responders involved in a lawsuit against the city have agreed to a settlement.

The $4.9 million federal aid was supposed to arrive last spring but was just received in September.