WNYC news team

The four U.S. senators from New York and New Jersey are asking the Obama administration to accept a new ruling that could effectively overturn the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy for gays.

The auction of Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village is being postponed again.

The U.S. Justice Department is suing New York's Board of Elections trying to guarantee that ballots sent late to military personnel and other Americans overseas are counted in the Nov. 2 election.

A New York City emergency medical technician accused of failing to help a dying pregnant woman has been charged with official misconduct.

Just days after being awarded a coveted fourth star by The New York Times, the Mario Batali-helmed restaurant Del Posto is contending with a lawsuit filed by 27 workers who say they weren't paid a legal wage.

New York, NY —

Two mile-high shafts of light beamed out near the site of the World Trade Center on March 11th. The "Tribute in Light" to the victims of the 11 September attacks was unveiled exactly six months after the twin towers were destroyed.