Policy & Government

The state says there's another $5 million available for New York City and other municipalities to hire and retain more lifeguards.

The $60 million investment preserved apartments in over 1,000 buildings.

The Safe Options Support program also connected over 300 people to emergency medical, psychiatric and substance abuse care.

The DEP's new hydraulic model will also eventually incorporate hundreds of sensors that will monitor stormwater flow levels in real time.

Hundreds of people protested the opening of a single, adult male shelter on 86th Street.

Domestic travelers have returned to New York, according to State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

I.S. 98 is the first New York City public school to qualify for the National Science Olympiad Tournament.

The mayor also came under scrutiny for his conversation with pro-Israeli business leaders during his weekly press briefing.

The MTA is trying to speed up the phase out of MetroCards.

The 810MW Empire Wind 1 project will provide enough renewable electricity to power 388,000 homes.