De Blasio Blasted On Social Media For Skipping 9/11 Memorial Glade Dedication
Mayor Bill de Blasio is in the hot seat for not attending a solemn ceremony for a memorial dedicated to those who died from toxic exposure at Ground Zero.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio is in the hot seat for not attending a solemn ceremony for a memorial dedicated to those who died from toxic exposure at Ground Zero.
Is he pandering for votes or needed bail reform?
This comes after the New York Daily News published examples of penalties officers have faced that may not fit the violation.
Nadler is the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.
The security controversy continues for Mayor Bill de Blasio as he faces more questions about who's footing the bill when he campaigns for president.
A new controversy has engulfed Mayor Bill de Blasio's long-shot presidential run -- questions about who should pay for the security detail that follows him around the country.
In the first poll since New York City's mayor announced his candidacy for the White House, just eight percent of those surveyed had a favorable opinion of hizzoner.
De Blasio's announcement follows a New York Times report on what it called "reckless loans to low-income buyers."
Mayor Bill de Blasio heads back to New York City Monday after wrapping up his first multi-state visit as an official presidential candidate.
Bill de Blasio is probably saying to himself, "with friends like these, who needs enemies?"
De Blasio is now the 24th person running against President Donald Trump.
Doug Muzzio, a specialist in American public opinion and a professor and chief pollster at Baruch College, joined CBSN New York's Hazel Sanchez to talk about the mayor's chances.
The wait is finally over, although it's hard to say how many people were actually waiting for this news.
A businessman who bribed high-level police officials and tried to win favor with donations to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has been sentenced to four years in prison.
Bill de Blasio was mocked and heckled by supporters of President Trump after the publicity-seeking mayor held a press conference in the lobby of Trump Tower on Monday.
New York City Council member Ruben Diaz, Sr. is causing a stir at City Hall again.
Qualified Bronx residents will be the first to receive the NYC Care card. Introduced by Mayor Bill de Blasio, the card will be the key to quality and affordable health care for thousands of New Yorkers who cannot afford or are ineligible for insurance.
Mayor Bill de Blasio says, despite reports, he will not be making an announcement about a possible run for president just yet.
The sandbags will be installed from the Brooklyn Bridge to Wall Street. It's about a mile and there will be 18 gaps, so pedestrians can get to the Esplanade.
Published reports say he's all in, but a top campaign aide tells CBS2 no decision has been made.
An intense tug-of-war is heating up between Mayor de Blasio and the city's Board of Elections executive director, Michael Ryan.
That includes bus shelters, newsstands, phone booths and LinkNYC kiosks.
Fearing a national economic slowdown, Mayor Bill de Blasio has proposed a new budget that for the first time during his tenure that actually reduces the number of city employees.
The city is embarking on a dramatic plan to redesign 14th Street, closing it to through-street traffic during the "L" train repairs, and possibly permanently.
Taking a page from the progressive playbook, Mayor Bill de Blasio has unveiled a green new deal that bans future construction of energy inefficient glass-walled buildings, among other things.
