Michael Bloomberg Officially Joins 2020 Race, President Trump Blasts 'Little Michael' Over Sudden Change Of Heart
Depending on how you count it, this is either the fourth or fifth time Bloomberg has thought about running for president.
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Depending on how you count it, this is either the fourth or fifth time Bloomberg has thought about running for president.
On Friday, MTA officials said they are legally responsible for maintaining the wall and not homeowners who live along the B and Q subway lines.
Bloomberg has not made a final decision on whether to run, according to advisers, but he is taking steps toward a campaign, including filing to get on the ballot in Alabama's presidential primary.
There are countless "thank you" notes hanging on the walls of their dispatch office because they don't charge. They won't even accept tips.
It seems some of the forgotten families CBS2 told you about earlier this year are still being forgotten.
Researchers at John Jay College of Criminal Justice wanted to know the possible impact of bail reform. Dr. Preeti Chauhan, director of Data Collaborative for Justice, shares how New York's bail reform plan is unique.
The incentive program would give accused criminals – being released from jail under the city's new cashless bail policy – things like New York Mets tickets and gift cards for showing up to court.
Mayor de Blasio says he's committed to diversity in the NYPD, but critics then wonder why the three police commissioners he's appointed during his tenure are all white males.
Election night brought historic victories for two suburban women. One's a Democrat. The other, a Republican. Neither has ever held office, but both say it's time for the ladies to lead.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams says he's in the final stages of considering a run for mayor.
Challenger Donald Clavin, currently the town's receiver of taxes, has declared victory over Democratic incumbent Laura Gillen, appearing to return the country's largest township back to GOP control.
New Yorkers are coming to terms with Mayor Bill de Blasio's surprise pick of Dermot Shea for police commissioner.
New York City residents will cast their votes in two closely watched races and five ballot questions.
During his tenure, O'Neill led efforts to bolster community policing and repair the department's relationship with minority communities.
Larry Levy, executive dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University, joins CBSN New York's Dick Brennan to break down Tuesday's general election.
