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On May Day, Occupy activists will join forces with labor unions and immigrant rights activists. But there's still some friction between the various groups involved.VIDEO
The Panama Canal expansion will allow double the cargo and much larger ships to call at New York's harbor by 2024.
Ticket sales, credit card swiping en route, screens for the visually impaired and iPads are just some of the new options.
Christie's overall rating remains positive among New Jersey residents, but he's lost five points since February despite a significant rise in approval from public worker households.VIDEO
While the city is in the process of making its data transparent, the work of one nonprofit illuminates what the future of urban systems might look like.VIDEO
Every Sunday, composer Craig Shepard invites the public to join him on a walk to an outdoor performance, where his own music melds with the sounds of the city.
Ever feel like the subway is your second home? You can bring parts of it home with you, as-is.
Even though private contracts can invite corruption, whistleblowers are unprotected.
The city's first attempt at a bike share program launches this summer -- without controversy.VIDEO
Will a system that allows New Yorkers to find out how far away the next bus is boost lagging ridership rates? MetroFocus looks at how successful similar programs have been in other cities.
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