Danny Lewis

The bike share program saw a 40 percent increase in rides as it continues to expand across the city.

A late-night fire makes for tricky travel Monday morning.

A look at Wilbur Ross, the New Jersey billionaire expected to nab a cabinet role in the Trump presidency.

The program uses the transit system to teach social skills to kids on the autism spectrum.

Law enforcement is on the alert for a Nice-style attack

The Cubs won their first World Series in over a century with the help of sabermetrics and a so-called "curse-reverser," seen here shrouded behind a spray of beer.

Today is the last day to apply for an absentee ballot by mail in both New York and New Jersey. We have everything you need to know about acquiring a ballot and deciphering what's on it.

The New York Attorney General's Office is pushing for a federal crackdown on gun trafficking.

Former federal judge Nancy Gertner breaks down what might happen to Ahmad Rahami now.

Law enforcement officials are searching for a New Jersey resident on connection with the weekend bombings.

The area off the East End may be the only place in the North Atlantic where baby sharks spend their first few months of life. 

An investigation by ProPublica and the New York Times finds that many New Jersey students, hoping to get ahead, instead find themselves in dire financial straits.

Straphangers won't have to go above ground to switch between the PATH train and the subway any more.

New York City commuters should expect limited service in and out of Grand Central Terminal Wednesday.

The musical "Hamilton" racked up a record number of nominations in the annual theater awards.

WNYC's Arun Venugopal wanted to be with other grieving Prince fans. Instead, he found a celebration.

The New York primary is over, but the Connecticut and New Jersey primaries are just around the corner. Here's what you need to know to vote.

Urban planners are beginning to see benefits to opening up buried streams, beginning with one in the Bronx. 

Stories about diseases are flying around the media these days. But how worried should New Yorkers really be?

New York health officials say they're prepared to adapt plans designed to fight West Nile Virus if they must combat chikungunya.