Author of "The Joy Choice" Michelle Segar, PhD, challenges the habit paradigm with startling evidence from emerging science and her decades of coaching individuals on how to create sustainable behavior change.

One student was taking a nap when a man came into her room. Another student tried to hide from a tresspasser in a laundry room.

New York City's government says it needs input from residents its ongoing efforts to design streets that serve all New Yorkers, the vast majority of whom are pedestrians.

NYU students are on edge after four instances of trespassing inside residence halls in a two-week span.

John Moogan, a Greenwich Village chef who developed lung cancer 10 years after he volunteered to feed first responders near ground zero, received a screening Monday from the NYU World Trade Center Health Program and thanked PIX11 News for heeding his call for help.

A construction worker at a Manhattan building fell several stories to their death Monday morning, police and fire officials said.

The mom charged with murder in the Bronx stabbing deaths of her two young boys showed concerning signs before her arrest, according to a family friend.The mom charged with murder in the Bronx stabbing deaths of her two young boys showed concerning signs before her arrest, according to a family friend.

The two nations will face off in a World Cup match on Tuesday.

Expect temperatures to continue falling through the 40s as we head into the evening hours Monday. The winds will begin to subside as well, and skies will gradually clear out. The cold air will stay in place for Tuesday, but we'll be back into the upper 50s to near 60 on Wednesday.

The mom charged with murder in the Bronx stabbing deaths of her two young boys showed concerning signs before her arrest, a family friend told PIX11 News Monday.

In a sea of red, with patches of white and green, one Hunterdon County greenhouse is looking like Christmas.

A construction worker at a Manhattan building fell several stories to their death Monday morning, police and fire officials said.

Petty officer William Alvarez served in the United States Naval Reserve and now lives at the New York City Housing Authority's Jefferson Houses in Harlem.  The vet, who works as a professional musician, has been playing the blues lately because he's had inconsistent hot water service for three weeks.