Telegraph.co.uk
| Nov 9, 2012
Eleven days and a presidential election after Superstorm Sandy, things are still far from back to normal in America's biggest city. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has imposed license number-based rationing that will allow drivers to buy gas...
Euronews
| Nov 7, 2012
Michael Bloomberg has warned residents of New York City to take precautions ahead of another storm forecast to hit the US east coast on Wednesday and Thursday. The nor'easter is not expected to be as strong as Sandy, but the mayor said low-lying a...
Climate Desk
| Nov 2, 2012
By Friday morning, FEMA officials were in Tottenville, Staten Island, helping residents apply for disaster compensation. But they were already behind the Tottenville community itself, which had rolled out hordes of volunteers armed with shovels an...
Associated Press
| Nov 1, 2012
People in parts of New York City hit hard by Superstorm Sandy waited in line for hours yesterday as charities and the National Guard handed out food. In some areas, residents say looting has made food shortages worse.
Riders on the New York City Subway talk about what they like, and don't like, about the transportation system.
CNN's Joe Johns reports about a man who found a newborn in a New York City subway and later adopted him.
A photo of a man seconds before his death on the New York City subway tracks is sparking outrage. Mary Snow reports.
TODAY’s Natalie Morales looks at stories that are trending online, including a dramatic reading of scenes from “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” by actors...