Following news that the FBI was reaching out to the NYPD as it began an investigation into whether News Corp. journalists attempted to hack the phones of 9/11 victims, the company brought in the big legal guns.
Preserving the Garden State, Fundraising Online and an A.L.S. Charity Event.
On the "winners" list this week: Bob Turner, the Republican candidate for former Rep. Anthony Weiner's seat, benefited from David Weprin's detractors. Losers? Rupert Murdoch, for one...
Recommendations to reduce Federal funding for teaching hospitals would undermine the health and well-being of our citizens.
A $550 million campaign to modernize the Empire State Building has turned the icon from gritty to green over the past five years -- and the change is attracting tenants from all over the globe.
In a city where trends change daily and cars zoom by at probably illegal speeds, consistency is the one thing that keeps me sane. Now, after 17 years of Saturdays (that's 884 Saturdays), countless Yom Kippurs and Rosh Hashanas, one corner of normalcy has quite literally gone up in smoke. VIDEO
Big band jazz group the Harlem Renaissance Orchestra will close out Lincoln Center's annual Midsummer Night Swing series.
Factories traditionally conjure images of black smoke and polluted water, but many cities are pursuing a new kind of urban manufacturing movement that promotes tall, environmentally sustainable mixed-use factory spaces.
New York City experienced a 27 percent increase in the number of same-sex couples over the past decade. WNYC analyzed the latest data from the 2010 Census.
Questions remain on the level of savings that will be wrung out of Medicaid and how effective the property tax cap will be.
