New York

Salvatore Gravano was a crime underboss-turned-informant whose testimony brought down mob chiefs including John Gotti, the Teflon Don.

Diplomatic missions from Russia and China also owe money in unpaid parking fines.

An elite counter-terrorism unit will join police officers for the "Super Bowl of security."

Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers recognize only schools, places of worship, and hospitals as sensitive locations—not courthouses—and say they will continue arresting individuals in courthouses as necessary.

Up to 70,000 responders worked at Ground Zero in dangerous conditions after the attacks.

It will tax the city's wealthiest 1 percent.

The monument will honor the LGBT community, victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting and 'all victims of hate, intolerance and violence.'

Another pro-Trump activist shouted “You are all Nazis!” during the play, in which the Trump-like main character is assassinated.

Kim Phillips-Fein's new book "Fear City: New York's Fiscal Crisis and the Rise of Austerity Politics" looks at what was lost when New York became a haven for the rich.

A summer-long exhibition spread across 12 New York City venues will explore the poet-artist's droll works like "God Is Man Made."

American Ballet Theater dancer Gray Davis leapt to the rescue.

New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles all have neighborhood income inequality at least 20 percent larger than Washington’s.

Katz’s deli, on the Lower East Side, was made famous in 'When Harry Met Sally.'

Moving from Israel, where a wave of feminism brought her “Family Day,” a mother wishes that America would celebrate all kinds of families equally.

Outstanding performances give life to the strikingly sparse re-staging of Tony Kushner's epic two-parter.

Sheila Abdus-Salam served on New York’s highest appeals court since 2013.

The annual Equal Pay Day is held to highlight the ongoing gender pay gap.

The horseshoe building would surpass the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest-building, in length.

Roughly 50 million people on the Eastern Seaboard are subject to storm or blizzard watches through Tuesday.

Cuomo, a Democrat who is considered a potential candidate for his party's 2020 presidential nomination, proposed an amendment to the New York Constitution that he said would preserve the status quo regardless of future Supreme Court rulings.

A/D/O in Brooklyn should benefit locals, the design community—and, perhaps, Mini.

A taxi driver told an informant that ISIS wants an "operation" at the landmark.

The mayor met the president-elect Wednesday at Trump Tower.

Arthur Browne has held nearly every job in the New York Daily News newsroom—now it's up to him to make the tabloid survive.

Many students at Hofstra University said the outcome of the first presidential debate will determine who gets their vote in November.

NBC’s Lester Holt, the moderator, chose three topics for the first debate: America’s direction, achieving prosperity and securing the U.S.

Trump said Rahami would probably also be represented by an "outstanding" lawyer.

Rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen who was born in Afghanistan, had a few other brushes with the law on his own, records show.

Ahmad Khan Rahami, 28 and from New Jersey, reportedly shot a police officer first.