Investigation

 A fire broke out on the 35th floor of the upscale Warwick New York Hotel on Monday evening, but no injuries were reported, FDNY officials said.

Neighborhood residents called for answers regarding the mysterious death of Pvt. Danny Chen at his funeral service Thursday.

Police Commissioner Ray Kelly defended the city's counter-terrorism tactics at a hearing Thursday.

Calls by local leaders to ban non-essential helicopter flights out of Manhattan are being met with resistance by those in the industry, who insist flying is safe.

Parents and students rallied Friday against the DOE's ongoing investigations into the high-achieving Chinatown school.

New National Arts Club president Dianne Bernhard hit back against O. Aldon James' pledge to take back the venerable Gramercy Park institution he's accused of running into the ground.

Muslim leaders charged Wednesday that counter-terrorism tactics allegedly used by the NYPD violated their civil rights.

As the National Arts Club board renovates apartments stashed away by former prez O. Aldon James, members want a say on the new renters.

An internal report commissioned by the NAC board substantiated many of the allegations about Aldon James.

The head of Shuang Wen's nonprofit arm spoke about his eight-month tenure at the school.

Shuang Wen Academy Network's executive director reportedly stepped down less than a year after taking the job.

The mayor said that a new electronic monitoring system makes it much more difficult for police to fix tickets.

The Chinatown-bound bus that crashed in the Bronx, killing 15 people, hit its max speed of 78 m.p.h. right before wrecking.

The head of the National Transportation Safety Board said there is no evidence the bus was sideswiped before the crash.

Health Department officials reportedly claimed George Wong's body for an autopsy minutes before his wake.