A Big Race on the Sidelines
The nearly 40,000 runners at the ING New York City Marathon got plenty of help from the crowd.
The nearly 40,000 runners at the ING New York City Marathon got plenty of help from the crowd.
Check out our interactive graphics, which detail the impact of garbage in New York.
As part of United Nations campaign to promote education for young women, girls from Egypt, Nepal, Burkina Faso and the U.S. erased a billboard-sized image of girls in factories – and revealed a more positive image of girls in school.
SWEET HOME: The CityLift program helped 133 families become first time homeowners in the Bronx, where less than one out of every five families owns a home.
Jobs for New York, a group funded by major real estate companies, backed 23 City Council candidates in the Democratic primary. More than three-quarters of the PAC's candidates won.
At the helm nearly a dozen years, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has put his distinctive stamp on New York City. We look at ways he's influenced our lives.
Fort Greene and Clinton Hill are long past the tipping point of gentrification. But even as real estate prices have soared, some residents continue to languish in poverty.
Check out this look at New York's juvenile justice system, tracing youths' paths through the courts, detention – and their efforts to get back on track.