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The city has announced a plan to remove PCBs in city schools, but not all New York lawmakers are happy.

The trapeze isn't just for people training to perform in the circus.

Connecticut commuters are angry about the reduced schedule and overcrowding on trains.

The Department of Transportation announced a new campaign to fix city streets.

Many people avoid the dentist's office out of fear, but some don't go because they can't afford it.

Over the past six years, the number of New York state legislators leaving office due to criminal or ethical misconduct has...

An exploration of Staten Island

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The mayor's new "Wake Up! NYC" campaign uses recorded messages from celebrities to remind students about the importance of...

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Police say they discovered victims of human trafficking in Yonkers, New York.

New statistics released by the City's Department of Transportation show the city's traffic fatality rate remains among the...

Midtown Manhattan and Chinatown have long dealt with increased congestion and unsafe conditions from discounted buses, but...

Union workers, local business owners, and elected officials gathered Thursday to demand Walmart stay out of East New York...

Don't look down as we explore NYC from way up high

Cuomo's Budget Cuts Would Halt Education and Medicaid Spending