The Associated Press

Two to four inches are expected with wind gusts of up to 20 mph.

The decision comes despite a big push by Mayor de Blasio to host the convention. Columbus, Ohio, was also in the running.

Simon was a passenger in a town car Wednesday night that hit another care stopped at a traffic light in Manhattan.

Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Yehudi Wyner has been elected president of the American Academy of Art Letters.

The incident occurred around 9:15 p.m. Monday night in Cranbury.

Snow accumulations of up to one inch and a tenth of an inch of ice are expected.

The budget the mayor is to unveil Monday includes an additional $70 million to increase staffing, in hopes of shaving precious seconds off ambulance response times.

After a train slammed into an SUV on the tracks Tuesday, commuters can expect delays as service returns.

After a turbulent first year in office, the mayor will make affordable housing a top priority in 2015.

But Mayor de Blasio says it doesn't appear to be the "nightmare" forecast that led to unfounded warnings for last week's storm.

Subways and commuter rails are open for today's storm, but commuter should allow some extra travel time as some delays are expected.

 Organizers of a Swiss music festival say Israeli conductor Israel Yinon collapsed during a performance and died.

The MTA says commuters should check its website for service status today as the system gets back to a regular schedule.

Sheldon Silver says he'll appoint lawmakers to take on his responsibilities while he fights federal charges of taking nearly $4 million in payoffs and kickbacks.

There's a phrase you don't want to see in a weather forecast.

Silver, who allegedly failed to disclose substantial amounts of money he received from a small Manhattan law firm, was arrested this morning and taken into custody by the FBI.

The President painted an agenda Tuesday night that is more likely to antagonize the new Republican majority than win its approval.

The president is expected to focus on big election topics like income inequality and middle-class economic issues in tonight's speech, rather than setting a Congressional agenda.

The mayor plans a series of events with French officials and members of the Jewish community and will lay a wreath at the Charlie Hebdo offices.

As the state negotiates the state budget, Scott Stringer says the city was shortchanged $2.8 billion in 2014.