Rajath Vikram

Prosecutors say two contractors for a company that was supposed to replace lead pipes in the city of Newark did not fully do so.

The MTA hopes to get 1, 2 and 3 train service back to normal by Friday morning.

The New York Liberty are competing in the WNBA playoffs.

Blair Horner, the executive director of the New York Public Interest Research group, discusses the state's newly formed ethics board and why he thinks an Albany judge ruled it unconstitutional.

Republican Vito Fossella says he wants the state Legislature to revisit the city's right-to-shelter mandate.

On Monday, a City Council committee voted to extend the arena's permit for five years. And while they did vote to extend the permit, it's only half of the city Planning Department's 10-year recommendation.

“He was just governed by his greed and by this almost primal need for relevance.”

John Romita Jr., a widely acclaimed comic-book artist himself, talks with WNYC All Things Considered host Sean Carlson about his father, who shaped the "Silver Age" style at Marvel and beyond.