Remembering Ed Koch: 1924-2013

Former New York City Mayor dies at age 88

Ed Koch Remembered as Beloved Mayor, Family Man

Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch was remembered at his funeral as a quintessential New Yorker and colorful mayor with a big brain but a bigger heart who dedicated his life...

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Feb 4, 2013

Remembering Ed Koch

Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch, who spent three terms helming the city... See Full Gallery

Feb 1, 2013

Former Mayor Koch "A Quintessential New Yorker"

Former Mayor Ed Koch, the combative, acid-tongued politician who rescued the city from near-financial ruin during a three-term City Hall run in which he embodied New York chutzpah for the rest of the...

Feb 4, 2013

New Yorkers Pay Tribute to Ed Koch

New Yorkers paid their respects to Ed Koch as he was laid to rest on Monday. Andrew Siff reports.

Feb 5, 2013

Koch Friends Recall Life, Political Legacy

Those who served with the former mayor and knew him the longest reflect on his life and political legacy. News 4's Senior Correspondent Gabe Pressman has the story.

Feb 4, 2013

Ed Koch, "Quintessential New Yorker," Mourned

Ed Koch was remembered at his funeral as a quintessential New Yorker and colorful mayor with a big brain but a bigger heart who dedicated his life to public service and still found time to be a...

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Remembering Former Mayor Ed Koch

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NYers, Pols Recall Their Beloved Mayor

New Yorkers — from politicians to reporters to friends and voters — reflected on the life and legacy of Ed Koch. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg remembered the three-term former mayor as "our most tireless...

Feb 1, 2013

New Yorkers Remember Former Mayor Ed Koch

New Yorkers share their best memories of former mayor Ed Koch with Marc Santia.

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Feb 1, 2013

Mario Cuomo Remembers Sharp, Warm, Combative Koch

Former Gov. Mario Cuomo remembered late New York City Mayor Ed Koch as a fierce opponent in some of New York's most titanic political battles, which nonetheless led to one of the state's most...

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Feb 1, 2013

Ed Koch: The Mayor of Media

In early October 1978, less than a year into the first of his three terms as mayor of New York, Ed Koch appeared before millions on national TV, delivering the opening monologue during the...

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The larger-than-life former mayor of New York City died of congestive heart failure Feb. 1 at the age of 88.

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Metro-North Trains Collide in Connecticut, 60 Injured

Two Metro-North commuter trains collided in Connecticut during the Friday evening rush hour after one train derailed and struck a second train, injuring as many as 25 people, officials said.

Conn. Train Accident Leaves Commuters Stranded

Many commuters were left stranded at Grand Central and Penn Station after two Metro-North trains collided in Connecticut causing service to be suspended. Andrew Siff reports.

Hofstra Student Shot, Killed in Home Robbery: Police

A Hofstra University student was shot and killed after an armed, masked man broke into the home she shared with her twin sister and several other women near the Long Island campus

IRS Chief: "Foolish Mistakes" Behind Scandal

Outgoing IRS chief Steven Miller Friday blamed "foolish mistakes" for the agency's targeting of conservative and Tea Party groups for additional scrutiny over an 18-month period beginning in March 2010, and...

Drugs Hidden in Beans and Pens: JFK Facility Roots Out Smugglers

Each day, more than half a million pieces of mail come from overseas through a facility at Kennedy Airport, and Customs agents must unravel the ever-changing secrets of the smugglers.

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Remembering Ed Koch: 1924-2013

Former New York City Mayor dies at age 88

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Two Metro-North commuter trains collided in Connecticut during the Friday evening rush hour after one train derailed and struck a second train, injuring as many as 25 people, officials said.

Many commuters were left stranded at Grand Central and Penn Station after two Metro-North trains collided in Connecticut causing service to be suspended. Andrew Siff reports.

A Hofstra University student was shot and killed after an armed, masked man broke into the home she shared with her twin sister and several other women near the Long Island campus

Outgoing IRS chief Steven Miller Friday blamed "foolish mistakes" for the agency's targeting of conservative and Tea Party groups for additional scrutiny over an 18-month period beginning in March 2010, and...

Each day, more than half a million pieces of mail come from overseas through a facility at Kennedy Airport, and Customs agents must unravel the ever-changing secrets of the smugglers.