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Plan To Raise Parks Department Fees Draws Concern
New Yorkers speak out against proposed fee hikes at recreation centers.
New Yorkers may feel a greater pinch this summer when...
Freezing Temps Flood City With Heat-Related Complaints
A record number of complaints are reported on the coldest day of the year so far.
New York City's seeing a record number of...
Schumer, Nadler Call for Action Against Makers of 9/11 Commemorative Coins
New York lawmakers want the FTC to take action against the company National Collector's Mint.
Senator Chuck Schumer and...
Jets Fever Is Taking Over New York City
Gang Green's Last Shot at the Super Bowl.
Sporting goods stores in New York City are seeing a high demand for Jets...
Ups and Downs
Ups and downs in New York City, including tales from an elevator operator.
We all experience ups and downs in life – some...
NYC Opens Urban Technology Innovation Center
A new technology center will promote green building technologies in New York City.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg launched a new...
More than 100 Arrested by F.B.I. and Police in Northeast Mob Sweep
F.B.I. conducts largest sweep of organized crime figures in recent history by federal authorities.
The F.B.I. and local...
NYC to Give Money to Underperforming Schools
Last year New York State raised the bar on their state exams, and the city wants to help underperforming schools catch up.
Ne...
New Year's Fitness Challenge Greets New Yorkers
The NYC Parks Department is offering free fitness classes this January.
The parks department is calling the challenge "New...
New Dishes and Flavors Could Soon Be Spicing Up City Parks
The Parks Department seeks to replace standard park fare with exotic street treats.
Dirty water hot dogs and soft pretzels...
NYC Blizzard Response Considered A Success
Most seem to agree that New York City's performance tackling the latest snowstorm was a big improvement on its handling of...
NJ Governor Emphasizes Accomplishments in State of State Address
In his first State of the State Address yesterday, Governor Christie said New Jersey's made some big improvements since he...
Grocery Stores Still Charging Shoppers Too Much
The Department of Consumer Affairs has found that supermarkets are still adding a little to the cost of groceries at the...
Moments to Remember
An exploration of some memorable Cityscape moments.
Over the years Cityscape has taken you on adventures through amazing New...
Snowstorm Clean-Up
A Disaster Response
This week's snowstorm has made it hard for deliveries to get through in New York City, even those...
9/11 Survivor Tree Moved Back To WTC Site
The heavily damaged tree has been nursed back to health.
The Callery Pear tree, which has come to be known as the "Survivor...