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Mayor Bloomberg’s New Housing Marketplace plan is on track to create or preserve 165,000 units of affordable housing. However, units for middle class New Yorkers are lagging behind, according to a recent report.
VIDEOCity & State profiled transit's major players about the big infrastructure issues.
In the near future, subway riders exiting a station may be able to use their fare cards to use bikes at docking stations.
Feeling inspired by the upcoming Summer Olympics? Check out our guide to free and low-cost fitness opportunities in New York City.
The city's new WiFi Hotspot Project provides free WiFi access through the city's public payphone kiosks.VIDEO
Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun, a synagogue over 110 years old, was severely damaged by a fire one year ago. The congregation has remained intact, and resilient, and unveiled rebuilding plans this week.
The city's proposal for teeny apartments is part of a larger movement to fill the evolving needs of a growing population.
If the proposed fare increase is approved, six cents per ride will be deposited into a healthcare fund for drivers.
In their findings for New York state, two recent reports gave quite different safety ratings for individual hospitals.
On City of Water Day, the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance will reintroduce New York to its lifeblood.
