Inside the Bushwick barbershop, conversation flows as easily as the clippers. You might find yourself talking shop with Francisco James, though everyone here calls him Troy.

Longtime Bushwick barber becomes mentor to generations

Beginning Sunday morning, more than 2,600 sanitation workers will shift to 12‑hour schedules as officials take early action to prepare for conditions expected to be more hazardous than last month’s storm.

Mamdani urges New Yorkers to stay off the roads during potential blizzard   

People are urged to prepare now, limit travel to essential trips, use public transportation if necessary and charge electronic devices in case of power outages.

City, residents prepare ahead of potential major blizzard

The disturbance broke out on the first day of mid-winter vacation for New York City public school students at Bay Plaza

New Settlement youth program offers alternative as teen boredom turns destructive 

Service was halted Jan. 27 after frigid temperatures led to heavy ice buildup on the East River, Hudson River and New York Harbor, creating unsafe conditions for ferry travel.

NYC Ferry service resumes as icy waterways thaw

With temperatures now above freezing, conditions on the waterways have improved enough for ferries to return to normal service.

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