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As the New York Police Department and Fire Department announced a temporary change to their 911 system Friday, a Brooklyn community showed its support for a woman whose family was killed in a fire earlier this week.
Updated 11/20/2009 11:22 PM
The Department of Buildings has handed out more than 28,000 flyers in the Bronx and Queens this week as part of the city's campaign to warn about the dangers of illegally converted housing.
11/20/2009 07:31 PM
Friday was the first gridlock alert day of the holiday season and people were advised to use mass transit.
Updated 11/20/2009 11:31 PM
The Fire Department has released the 911 tapes from Wednesday's fatal fire in Brooklyn that's become the center of a dispute between the FDNY and the union over how the department responds to calls.
Updated 11/20/2009 08:42 AM
Opponents of the plan to build a basketball arena in Brooklyn filed yet another lawsuit Thursday, as the clock ticks down on a deadline to start the long-delayed project.
11/19/2009 07:56 PM
The State Labor Department released a report today that says 25 Brooklyn restaurants and cafes owe at least $910,000 in unpaid wages to more than 200 workers.
Updated 11/19/2009 03:52 PM
Comptroller Bill Thompson is sparring with City Hall over the expansion of the Brooklyn House of Detention.
11/19/2009 05:48 PM
About 350 Michael Jackson memorabilia items are going on the auction block later today in the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square.
Health clinics are set up in the five boroughs this weekend to vaccinate residents with high-risk health risks, as CDC officials find a cluster of drug-resistant H1N1 flu cases in North Carolina.
The newest teen vampire flick "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" has less bite than the first "Twilight" film.
Bloomingdale's in the Upper East Side recently hosted a book party for the publication of "Park Avenue Potluck: Celebrations," which is co-authored by the Society of Memorial Sloan-Kettering and New York Times food columnist Florence Fabricant.
In The Papers
Little more than a month after the latest New Yorker of the Week lost his 11-year-old daughter in an alleged drunk driving incident, he fought for state lawmakers to pass one of the nation's toughest drunk driving laws.
Fortune Business Report
Updated 11/20/2009 08:42 AM