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Roman Alavez, 26, was killed by an SUV on East 111th Street and Third Avenue Saturday morning.

New Yorkers can expect the first significant snowstorm of the season Saturday. 

Dozens came out to help clean up Central Park on Nov. 12, 2011 for Family Volunteer Day.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg helped paint the finish line Wednesday for the ING New York City Marathon as crews raced to clear downed trees in Central Park.

Nearly 3 inches of snow fell in Central Park during Saturday's storm, the most in October since snowfall records began in 1869.

The legal working group of Occupy Wall Street demanded the return of generators confiscated from Zuccotti Park on Oct. 28, 2011.

Subway service was restored by 6 a.m. Monday as the MTA worked to get the city's transit system back on track after Hurricane Irene.

Even the mayor's most ardent critics praised Mayor Michael Bloomberg Monday for his response to Hurricane Irene.

Crews worked to clear out downed trees at areas along the East River hit hardest by the storm.

Most parks across Manhattan reopened Monday following Hurricane Irene.

Most uptown residents said Hurricane Irene's damage was far less than had been expected.

After roughly 500 patients were evacuated from NYU Langone Medical Center and the Manhattan VA hospital, the facilities underwent safety assessments on Sunday before patients could be allowed to return.

Uprooted trees, broken branches, minor floods, faulty traffic lights and cordoned off streets were seen across Manhattan.

Residents of the East Village and Lower East Side began assessing the damage wrought by Hurricane Irene.

Hurricane Irene, a Category 1 storm, hit New York City early Sunday morning.