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Broadway in Bryant Park will showcase four musicals every Thursday at 12:30 through August 11th.

John Mattingly, Commissioner of the Administration for children's Services is resinging after seven years.

An exploration of the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman building

Bronx subway stations are rated the dirtiest in the city, according to a new MTA report.

Julio Hernandez faces immediate deportation after being detained by Boarder Patrol in a Greyhound bus in Erie, PA.

Christie's Energy Master Plan (EMP) outlines his plan for New Jersey's future energy consumption and production.

Gay marriage could mean more revenue for the travel industry as more honeymoons are planned.

Modernized pool and aquatics complex opens at Roberto Clemente State Park.

Young trees, like some recently planted for the Million Trees NYC Campaign, are suffering.

Taking a look at legendary music artists and what they have to do with the year 1970

Con Edison says it's prepared for the heat.

It's history in the making for two high-profile New York City officials.

New York State lost 8 police officers in the first half of 2011, the third most in the nation.

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer addresses the City's 311 complaint system.

Hudson River boaters rail against what they say is disorganized security on the water.

A New York City lawmaker wants to make sure asthma isn't the reason kids miss school next year.