A License to Fill
The city's post-Sandy gas rationing program – based on odd and even license plates – fueled debate as cars lined for blocks.
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Polls of Confusion
Post-Sandy polling changes, technical problems and huge lines added up to a frustrating Election Day for some voters.
Great Pumpkins Sprout in Bronx
The country’s largest pumpkin is on exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden, drawing crowds of elementary school students and tourists alike.
Floating A Home For Healthcare
The Floating Hospital, the first hospital on New York City public housing property, serves the 7,000 residents of the Queensbridge Houses.
Riding in Tandem Vision
SPOKES-PEOPLE: Sighted and visually impaired bicyclists teamed for 24-hour tandem bike rides through the city as part of World Sight Day.
Barbers Boost Voter Headcount
A group called Barbers for Obama is helping register voters in time for the Nov. 6 presidential election.
Importance of Being First With ‘5’
Hundreds spent days waiting in line to buy Apple’s iPhone 5 – but the lure might be more about status than a love of gadgets.
A New Day For Old San Gennaro
Little Italy has lost much of its Italian population in recent years. But long-time businesses and new vendors are finding ways to keep annual feast going and the green flowing.