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Meera Joshi, Chair of the Taxi & Limousine Commission, discussed the TLC's efforts to cut down on traffic deaths, as well as the continued roll-out of the city's five-borough green taxis.

Protection against future floods on the Lower East Side rests in a multi-million dollar project in a park along the East River. The move began Monday, with officials announcing who won a months-long competition to make the region safer for storms like Hurricane Sandy. | Federal Funds Slated for Flood Barriers

A police officer was killed Monday after authorities say his motorcycle collided with another vehicle in the Jamaica section of Queens.

SUNY says talks are moving forward with the third bidder for Brooklyn's Long Island College Hospital.

Today's recipe is for grilled large sea scallops and shrimp, along with Vidalia onion, Bell peppers and seasonal asparagus, with a light barbecue glaze.

In his latest "Sound Advice" report, WFUV DJ Eric Holland sits down with Ice-T, who stopped by NY1 to talk about "breathing new life" into his band Body Count.

Years after the city closed the Fresh Kills Landfill, it's starting to look like the park it will eventually become.

President Barack Obama is taking his strongest action yet against climate change, as the Environmental Protection Agency is proposing new regulations that would cut carbon emissions from power plants by 30 percent.

White House officials have said the deal brokered to get a U.S. prisoner of war back home to his family was the right thing to do.

Police are offering a $12,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of a suspect involved in the stabbing of two young children in Brooklyn. | Two Children Stabbed, One Killed Sunday | Share your thoughts.

Apple is all set to unveil what it's calling the biggest iOS release ever: iOS 8, the next operating system for iPhones and iPads.

Like much of the city, Harlem has seen a major transformation over the last 20 years, and now, the man who has represented it for more than four decades finds himself trying to hang on to power in a district that has changed before his very eyes.

Police are looking for the public's help locating 69-year-old Ruben Nunez, a Brooklyn man who they say is deaf and cannot speak.

Nearly two years after Hurricane Sandy, hundreds of millions of dollars in federal aid are coming to Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten Island to make them more resistant to flooding.

A Brooklyn boxer is hoping to keep up her winning streak in front of fans in her home borough while also making a little history.

The exclusive Old Salem Farm, located an hour from Manhattan, is opening its doors to the public for lessons for the first time.

Donna Karger hosts the May 31, 2014 edition of On Stage.

On the May 31 edition of The New York Times Close Up, guest host Patrick Healy talks with Times political reporter Amy Chozick about her coverage of Hillary Clinton and her plans for 2016.

As police search for the person who stabbed two children Sunday, killing one of them, sources tell NY1 authorities say it's a strong possibility the same person who stabbed 18-year-old Tanaya Copeland over the weekend may be the same person responsible for attacking the children.

Residents of City Island wrote to the parks commissioner complaining about the traffic and litter Jennifer Lopez's free show is likely to cause, but the singer says no one should worry.