Nation's Largest Bike-Share Program Launches in New York City

May 27, 2013|Connor Ryan
Annual membership: $95. Day pass: $9.95.

After being delayed for almost a year, Citi Bike -- the nation's largest bicycle...

Cityscape: Glenn Close and Family Battle Stigma of Mental Illness

May 25, 2013|George Bodarky
Actress Glenn Close co-founded an organization to fight the stigma associated with mental illness.

Mental illness is a...

Fordham Conversations: News Veteran Sam Donaldson Discusses His Career And How The News Industry Has Evolved

May 25, 2013|Claudia Morell
Donaldson was awarded the WFUV Charles Osgood Lifetime Achievement Award in Broadcast Journalism for 2013.
WFUV’s Claudia...

Vets And Volunteers To Help Aging CT Vets This Memorial Day Weekend

May 24, 2013|Claudia Morell
There are over a million veterans nation-wide living in sub-standard housing.
This Saturday volunteers will help repair...

NYC Middle Schoolers Literally Put Issues on the Table

May 23, 2013|Kelsey Schappell
Artsy cafeteria tables showcase strong messages.

Middle schoolers from all 5 of New York City's boroughs literally brought...

NYC Soccer Team Will Compete in 2015

May 22, 2013|Chris Williams
Mayor Bloomberg said New York City's new soccer team will bring jobs and economic growth.

The mayor took part in an event...

Quinn Continues to Lead the Democrats, And Thereby the Republicans, Poll Finds

May 22, 2013|Connor Ryan
Democratic candidates gain widespread support in New York City, according to a new poll.

Despite having lost a few percentage...

In the Middle of the Night, Weiner Announces His Bid for Mayor

May 22, 2013|Connor Ryan
Weiner stresses the importance of education, public safety and affordability in New York City.

Anthony Weiner, the...

Limited Train Service to Resume Tuesday Afternoon, M.T.A. Says

May 21, 2013|Connor Ryan
Limited train service to resume before authorities had predicted.

One of the two damaged train tracks near Fairfield, Conn...

Cityscape: Typhoid Mary

May 18, 2013|George Bodarky
This week we talk with Mary Beth Keane, author of the new book, "Fever."

Her story reads like a Hollywood screenplay: A woman...