If two years ago Manhattan was dominating this list, in 2011, six out of the most bought buildings were located in Brooklyn. Below is a brief look at the buildings with the [...]

The city’s eatery inceptions worth a mention.

As we get ready to usher in spring, editors, buyers, and fashionistas in New York City have already caught a glimpse of next fall’s trends presented by over 320 designers [...]

“If you want to be the best, you have to learn from the best.” E[nstitute], a 2-year apprenticeship program that provides an alternative to college, was founded on this idea.

The city of New York agreed to release the names of both uniformed and civilian NYPD 9/11 responders to The Mount Sinai Hospital for cancer research, according to a release [...]

The table tennis programs in New York City public schools have several new partners that will help expand the program and bring the sport to more youth in the community.

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn outlined a number of proposals on Thursday during the State of the City address, including initiatives that would create jobs and boost [...]

NEW YORK—Mayor Michael Bloomberg does not have the vote of confidence in protecting the interest of public school children according to a Quinnipiac University Poll released on Wednesday. The poll questioned 1,222 New York City voters from Jan. 30 through …

The underground park concept Delancey Underground, or the LowLine, became well known last fall for its fresh take on an abandoned underground space.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released an update on potentially responsible parties in the cleanup of the heavily polluted Gowanus Canal through January 2012 on Tuesday.