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NYPD Investigates Two Additional Bias Attacks

The New York City Police Department is investigating what it says is two more bias attacks involving gay men in Manhattan, one of which took place Monday in the East Village, the other in SoHo early Tuesday morning.

Updated 4:57 PM

City To Replace Light Fixtures Containing PCBs In Schools By 2016

The city has agreed on a plan that officials say will accelerate the replacement of lights containing PCBs from city schools by the end of 2016.

Updated 5:34 PM

Sandy Relief Workers Send Supplies To Tornado-Stricken Oklahoma

As President Barack Obama declared a majority disaster area in several Oklahoma towns that were devastated by a major tornado on Monday, the New York City Police Department and several local Hurricane Sandy relief groups are sending supplies and volunteers to that state. | See which Staten Island groups are helping Oklahoma.

Updated 5:52 PM

Queens Community Seeks Justice In Teen's Fatal Shooting

Members of a Queens community are rallying as police continue to investigate the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old girl on a city bus this past weekend who they believe was the unintended victim of a gang rivalry.

3:25 PM

Immigration Fingerprint Proposal Would Apply To NYC Airports

As Congress works on a comprehensive immigration bill, a new amendment would require all foreigners to be fingerprinted when they leave the U.S. through the nation's 30 busiest airports, including JFK and LaGuardia here in the city.

Updated 1:35 PM

Limited Metro-North, Amtrak Service From NYC To Boston Resumes Today

Limited Metro-North Railroad and Amtrak train service is resuming this afternoon between New York and New Haven following Friday's derailment in Connecticut.

1:02 PM

Yankees To Co-Own New MLS Franchise

Major League Soccer announced Tuesday that the New York City Football Club will begin playing in 2015; the owners hope to make the team's home in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, but until that plan is finalized, the commissioner for Major League Soccer says Yankee Stadium is a possible interim location for the club to use in its inaugural season.

3:13 PM

NY1 Online: Hurricane Sandy Six Months Later

NY1 VIDEO: Six months after Hurricane Sandy struck New York City, NY1 presents an hour-long special on how residents are coping with the effects of the storm. [1 hour]

<i>NY1 Online:</i> Hurricane Sandy Six Months Later

04/26/2013 08:44 PM

Foundation Helps Train Doctors To Diagnose, Treat Lupus

Health

May is Lupus Awareness Month, and one organization is looking to make diagnosis of the auto-immune disease a less burdensome process.

Yahoo Announces Flickr Changes, New Headquarters In Times Square

Technology

Yahoo made several big announcements Monday, hoping to revitalize one of the oldest brands on the web.

Sound Advice: Soul Singer Charles Bradley Hits Apollo Stage With Own Material

Sound Advice

In his latest "Sound Advice" piece, WFUV DJ Eric Holland spoke with soul singer Charles Bradley about what it means to finally make it to the Apollo Theater stage with his own material after years of making a living as a James Brown cover act.

Recipe: Asparagus, Sweet Onion And Spinach Soup

Cooking At Home

Today's recipe calls for a vegetarian asparagus, sweet onion and spinach soup, topped with optional sautéed sliced Portobello mushrooms seasoned with fresh tarragon.