Remnants from the rail age amid the new walking paths.

A survey of mortgage lenders found that standards were significantly tighter in April than they had been in January.

Dawn and Barry Goldstein spent six and a half months trying to sell their two-bedroom co-op on 56th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues.

Building residents are organizing on the Internet to chat, air grievances and try to fix problems.

Families are attracted to Scarsdale, N.Y., for its imposing Tudors and colonials, many of which have been redone, and for its above-average schools.

State officials announced Wednesday the grant of $271 million to fund the construction of stem cell research laboratories across Northern and Southern California.

What happened to the voter enthusiasm that made national headlines during the March Texas primaries?

How is it that the United States, arguably the richest, most technologically advanced nation on the Earth, does not have a national high-speed rail system? Why is there a rail gap? What went wrong, and how can we get on track?

Your responses showed us the power of the viewpoint we recently published by Pittsburgh Correspondent Jonathan Barnes.

Markets Show Signs of Slowing Down.