Kathleen Horan

Many domestic flights at New York area airports were canceled Tuesday because of the approaching snowstorm. It is a blow for travelers, especially those who also had to deal with grounded flights during the recent Christmas blizzard.

Drive out of the city a few hours toward the Catskills and the mood about another snow storm coming to New York is decidedly more upbeat than it may be in the city.

The buck should stop with the Mayor and not with the workers tasked to clean up the aftermath of the storm, according to the Chair of the City Council Sanitation Committee.

As the city continues dig out from the blizzard, people living with chronic illness are still struggling to get access to medical care.

Snowed-in streets have made life difficult for those who make deliveries across New York City and those who receive them. Park Slope, Brooklyn, is one of the neighborhoods that has experienced a slowdown in food and beverage service.

If you plan to discard a mattress this year, you'll need to encase it in a plastic bag or risk getting a hefty ticket.

The businesses on the Coney Island boardwalk that were asked to vacate last month say they'll be around in the new year and beyond.

The City's Taxi and Limousine Commission has postponed its vote on changing the dress code for taxi drivers until next month.

The city has launched a new pilot program that will allow some disabled Access-A-Ride customers to take taxis instead.

Four consultants have been accused of defrauding New York City of $80 million by steering contracts to shell companies that they controlled. The wife and mother of one of the consultants were also charged. The defendents were charged with conspiracy in Manhattan Federal Court on Wednesday, but haven't entered pleas.

Locating public bathrooms in the city is challenging for many who live, work and visit here. There are even online sites and mobile apps for people seeking help finding a restroom. But these tools don't really work for taxi drivers. Drivers often work 10-to-12 hour shifts and require a public restroom with an adjacent parking spot.

Ed Koch is getting a 1,400 foot-long present for his 86th birthday. Mayor Michael Bloomberg proposed renaming the Queensboro Bridge after the former mayor at Koch's birthday party on Wednesday night.

Elaine Kaufman, the 81-year-old restaurateur who ran the iconic Upper East Side spot that bears her name, died Friday.

Opponents of New York University's 20-year expansion plan say they're going to continue to fight to save their neighborhood from turning into one large campus. But NYU said its plan...

The day after getting final approval from the state education commissioner, the city's next schools chancellor toured a school in the Bronx and read to a class of first graders. But publishing executive Cathie Black is still causing controversy.

New Yorkers who work for the federal government have mixed reactions to President Obama's plan, announced Monday, for a two-year wage freeze.

The Manhattan District Attorney's office says it's working to prevent cyberbullying. District Attorney Cy Vance opened a cyber crimes bureau in his office this year and they are going to schools and community centers around New York city to educate kids and their families about the problem. Vance said it may be easy to intimidate or mock someone via text and email, but the results can be devastating.

Citymakers and advocates say, elder abuse is a growing problem.

It's been more than a month since brutal anti-gay attacks took place in the Bronx. Many in the community have mobilized to fight what they call a general anti-gay climate. A march and rally is planned for Saturday.

The sedan is out, the van is in. New York city's iconic taxi cab is about to get a makeover.