Lance Luckey

City Comptroller Scott Stringer issued a scathing report, saying the MTA fails to investigate complaints about paratransit in a timely manner, if at all.

The Pope connected with New Yorkers at venues all over the city, with a special message at each site.

Fire commissioner says an unattended hot plate is the likely cause.

A crowded Harlem Line train crashed into a Mercedes SUV in Valhalla on Tuesday evening, creating a fatal explosion — and the deadliest incident in the railroad's history.

Book Culture quickly sold all 100 of its copies of the French satirical publication's most recent edition.

It's a departure from his previous stance on the issue.

The landmark nightclub atop Rockefeller Center is back.

Investigators are looking into why the van struck a jersey barrier on the Bruckner Expressway early Sunday morning.

A nearby resident, who says he has seen a number of collisions in the area, says people know not to jaywalk across Atlantic Avenue.

The mayor paid a visit to a Brooklyn library where volunteers were helping people sign up for pre-k programs this fall.

Parents whose children were killed or maimed by vehicles make an emotional plea on City Hall Steps to strengthen the mayor's plan.

Members of local Filipino communities are anxiously awaiting word from loved ones in the Philippines after the islands were slammed by one of the strongest storms on record.

Catholics celebrating Mass Sunday at St. Patrick's Cathedral had a chance to reflect on comments made this week by Pope Francis that the church has become too focused on "small-minded rules" on hot-button issues like homosexuality, abortion and contraceptives.

Earth Day New York takes over much of Union Square Sunday.

Emotionally drained family members of the Newtown, Connecticut shooting victims say they're disappointed but undaunted after Wednesday's U.S. Senate vote derailing gun control.

New Yorkers from all walks of life will remember former New York City Mayor Edward I. Koch at his funeral service Monday morning.

Some New Yorkers are braving the cold and crowds in Washington, D.C. to experience President Barack Obama's second Inauguration on Capitol Hill Monday.

A day after New York expanded its ban on assault weapons and set new limits for high-capacity magazines, President Barack Obama is urging Congress to take the same actions. Mayor Michael Bloomberg is praising the president's 23 executive actions that don't require Congressional approval.

Liberty and Ellis Islands hold a special place in the life and history of New York City.

The Brooklyn Nets had to go into overtime Monday night to beat the Knicks 96-89. The game, before a packed crowd of nearly 18,000, marked the start of the city’s newest cross-town rivalry.