Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf did admit that if he had known the planned development would result in such a furor, he wouldn't have chosen to build at that site and might have had different stakeholders in this project.

The commission voted Tuesday to deny landmark status to a building two blocks from Ground Zero, which can now be demolished.

The city is trying to make the local film industry a bit more racially diverse.

Immigration reform has been on the back burner in Congress but a group of New Yorkers wants to end that with a road trip.

The city's Board of Elections appears to be moving into the 21st Century.

With just a few days to go, 2009 is on pace to be New York City's safest - at least since 1962 when the city started keeping reliable records.

The New York Police Department has told the federal government that it will need more money to protect the city during the trial of alleged terrorist Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.

It's the first day of a trial of a concrete testing company, accused of faking results for some of the city's biggest construction projects.

Prosecutors in Brooklyn arrested two men on charges of selling illegal guns on Monday. 

A Bronx drug bust early this morning called Operation Rotten Apple involved 450 federal and local agents, and resulted in charges against 53 men and women.

In the final hours of campaigning, mayoral candidates Comptroller Bill Thompson and Mayor Michael Bloomberg are making a last campaign dash across the city.