The Associated Press

A nor'easter could bring as much as 6 inches of snow to New York City on Wednesday as millions head out for the holiday weekend.

Senior officials confirm the only Republican in Obama's cabinet will step down.

The looming threat of rain and higher temperatures through the weekend and into the coming week raised the possibility of flood.

Snow totals by Wednesday afternoon could top 6 feet in the hardest-hit areas with another storm expected Thursday.

The San Francisco 49ers' staff was checked at MetLife Stadium after their game with the New York Giants Sunday. They were one of three teams the agency spoke with.

The agency says cash meant for temporary housing was instead used to house residents in a series shelters, rather than hotels.

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra management has announced agreement with its players on a four-year contract and says the orchestra's 70th anniversary season will open Thursday.

Employers have now added at least 200,000 jobs for nine straight months, the longest stretch since 1995.

There is plenty to watch as New Yorkers head to the polls today to vote for governor, attorney general, and the make-up of the state's congressional delegation.

Publisher Conde Nast moves into One World Trade Center 13 years after the 9/11 attacks.

A spokeswoman said in a statement that Menino passed away in the company of family and friends.

Regulators announced Tuesday that William Rockefeller nodded off at the controls of a Metro North train that derailed back in December, killing four people and injuring more than 70.

The suit claims the city and a computer company used computer programs to dodge requirements.

Head Coach George Najjar and four assistants were suspended with pay as several players face allegations of sexual assault and hazing.

A Cedar Place Elementary School child has been infected with the virus that killed a New Jersey pre-schooler earlier this month.

Police found Jeida Torres unconscious and unresponsive Saturday afternoon in Bushwick.

Brooklyn's DA says two men who've served years in prison were wrongfully convicted of a 1985 killing.

A former senior finance analyst at Merck & Co. is facing an insider trading charge in New York federal court for passing along secrets that earned $722,000 in illegal profits

MTA Chairman Tom Prendergast told NTSB investigators that traffic control staff worked without a day off for weeks.

The break happened at the intersection of Varick and Spring Streets Friday morning.