Pedaling Toward a Cancer Cure
Hundreds turned Times Square into a spinning class to raise money to fight rare cancers.
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Bratton Exits Amid Plaudits and Protests
Law enforcement personnel cheered the city's outgoing top cop during a farewell ceremony at One Police Plaza as demonstrators gathered outside criticized his policies.
Dominican Pols Consolidate Power
The victories of Dominican-American women in Democratic primaries for the State Legislature marked a shift in an Upper Manhattan local political landscape now dominated by Adriano Espaillat.
Marking 9/11, 15 Years Later
As the 15th anniversary of the terror attacks neared, the NYPD saluted its fallen with a parade and mourners flocked to the 9/11 Memorial to reflect on the loss.
Students Fight Lockout With Walkout
Students joined professors in a protest outside LIU's Brooklyn campus, where the administration locked out faculty amid a contract dispute.
Big Brother in Bryant Park
A private company is monitoring free phone apps used by Bryant Park visitors to gain consumer "insights." Some park users said they didn't mind, while others were unnerved.
Tracking Patients During a Crisis
Bellevue Hospital officials held a drill that demonstrated a new barcoded bracelet designed to keep track of patients during an emergency.
An LGBT Fashion Statement
A new exhibition, “A Queer History of Fashion: From the Closet to the Catwalk,” pays homage to the contributions of LGBT individuals to fashion.