A cute doll, saying some strange things for a baby. It's Fisher-Price's "Little Mommy Real Loving Baby Cuddle and Coo" doll.

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A veteran sanitation worker was gunned down just steps from his Brooklyn home yesterday morning as he prepared to drive to work, police said.

The months ahead are going to be awfully difficult as they come to terms with a financial system that spun out of control, and the pain is going to spread far and wide, visiting New York Mayor Michael R. ...

A rabbi in New York has been ordered held without bail on charges of sexually abusing a female relative for nearly a decade.

One Consolidated Edison worker has died and another is injured following a manhole explosion in Brooklyn.

State environmental officials said Wednesday they were taking steps to reduce putrid odors emanating from a sewage-processing plant that has prompted years of complaints and a recent lawsuit from residents.

Term Limit Changes Opposed by Local Reps Mayor Michael Bloomberg is having such a good time running New York City that he wants to run for a third term, but several elected officials from Queens and Brooklyn ...

Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Wednesday secured a fellow billionaire's once-wavering support to change the city's term-limits law, even as other obstacles formed to the politician's attempt to extend his tenure.

Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown, second left, and his wife Sarah, left, stand with Mayor Michael Bloomberg and his partner Diana Taylor.

The Wall Street Journal on Saturday profiled the Maimonides Cancer Center in the Chinatown section of Brooklyn, N.Y., which is "among several hospitals nationwide attempting" to be "more sensitive to cultural ...

Filmmaker Spike Lee will soon open an office in DUMBO, returning to the borough that priced him out earlier this year.

A former deputy commissioner of operations, LiMandri took over as acting buildings commissioner last April, when Patricia Lancaster resigned.

An ambitious new government study to follow the health of 100,000 U.S. children from before birth to age 21 is launching in January, and information technology for data collection and analysis is playing a ...

A bill proposed by the mayor's office would allow for three consecutive four-year terms for city officials if approved by the council.

More fears over the health of UK banks dragged shares in Royal Bank of Scotland down by another 30%. The latest decline came as London's leading share index opened in positive territory after Monday's 7.8% fall ...

A woman charged with punching a flight attendant who tried to stop her from smoking on a plane faces new allegations of drug use and assault.

By Edith Honan

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mayor Michael Bloomberg introduced a bill on Tuesday that would change the city's term-limits law and allow him to seek four more years in office to help New York cope with the sweeping economic crisis.

Bloomberg, a former Wall Street trader and self-made billionaire, is seeking a permanent change in the law to raise the limits to three four-year terms from two for mayor, the 51-member City Council and other elected officials.

Bloomberg says his Wall Street experience would be invaluable when the city is bracing for lean times. Tens of thousands of high-paying financial jobs are being lost and the impact is likely to spread through many layers of the city economy.

The Mets were deprived of a touching final day at Shea, so here's a nice Lifetime movie framing device from the Daily News : Chris McGonigle, a carpenter in Queens, had taken a jar of dirt from the pitcher's ...