Liam Quigley

The MTA inspector general found a contractor regularly threw away tons of carboard and paper, which caused the agency to pay nearly $800,000 in additional charges.

The Upper West and East sides of Manhattan are set to lose thousands of parking spaces as the city begins to containerize residential trash.

City beaches have been closed 23 times this summer because of sharks, more than double the number of reports at this point last season.

Environmental review documents published by the Department of Sanitation revealed the plans.

The practice was sidelined in 2011, but New York parkers are not policing themselves.

The pool, one of the largest in the city, was closed for most of last summer due to a broken pipe.

City pools are open 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily through September 13.

Parks employees reported NYPD officers showed up late more than 200 times last summer.

A new letter from police reformers marks the latest sign of growing frustration among some advocates who think Mamdani isn’t delivering on his campaign promises.

The developers behind the upcoming Rockaway Ocean Club have spent nearly a decade restoring the long-abandoned bathhouse built by Robert Moses.

NYC Transit President Demetrius Crichlow said the "legendary" night shows how important 24/7 subway service is to the city.

The Central Park Conservancy said Wednesday's tragedy marked the first time a tourist died from a horse carriage incident in at least a century.