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Court Halts NYC's 'Capricious' Sugary Drink Ban

Big Gulps Banned in the Big Apple

Counterterrorism Now a New York State of Mind

In the years since 9/11, the New York City Police Department has implemented state of the art measures to keep the city's 8.2 million resides safe from terrorism.

NYC Mayor: Ban Sodas, But Celebrate Donuts

The Big Apple Turns Right

New York City has long been known as a liberal stronghold and dependably Democratic. But that may be starting to change.

Rumblings of Revival in NYC

Some expected 9/11 to crush whatever spirit the Big Apple had. But instead, it may have helped spur the rumbles of revival.

An Up-close Look at Rudy Giuliani

Rudy Giuliani ventured into conservative territory Tuesday with a speech at Regent University. The GOP presidential candidate won smiles with his views on leadership, but he could face some challenges on his moderate social positions.

Backyard Chickens All the Rage in the Big Apple

For New York City's 8 million residents, jockeying for space is a 24/7 exercise. Still, hundreds are seeking out nooks and crannies to raise chickens.