Many scientists say road salt poses a threat to the environment and infrastructure. One New
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The tropical disease from the southern hemisphere has infected a few people in the U.S.,
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In the aftermath of the big storm, many New Yorkers flocked to city parks.
NYCity Lens reporters hit the streets for the historic Winter Storm Jonas.
About 5,200 school safety agents, a branch of the NYPD, patrol New York City’s public
X, who says he is 54, has lived on the streets of New York City
Over a thousand protesters gathered in Manhattan to march against police brutality on Saturday, October
[caption id="attachment_13803" align="alignleft" width="388"] An ad for home remodeling in the Bukharian Times newspaper. Photo
GOP presidential candidate Ben Carson sparked a firestorm recently after saying, in an interview, that
[caption id="attachment_13756" align="alignnone" width="600"] Graffiti, peeling paint and cracked walls are visible at the Bay
As President Obama and President Putin traded barbs inside the U.N. General Assembly on as
[caption id="attachment_13744" align="alignright" width="502"] Volunteer clinician Mylinh Ha examines John Son Go's eyes at Academy
A sense of home away from home is what Principal Nieves is trying to create
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NYC's mayor wants zero waste by 2030. Is it possible?
Such deaths rose 24 percent last year in the city. Is enough being done to