De Blasio, Cuomo Continue To Clash Over Inspector General's Report
The intense bitterness between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo was on full display Thursday.
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The intense bitterness between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo was on full display Thursday.
New York City's leading charter school operator is renewing a battle with Mayor Bill de Blasio.
The ongoing ill will between City Hall and Albany has taken a new turn.
City Comptroller Scott Stringer is often mentioned as a possible primary opponent in next year's mayoral race, and he turned his rhetoric up a notch on Tuesday.
The state inspector general has revealed who leaked a document claiming Mayor Bill de Blasio's team broke campaign finance laws.
There were stunning new revelations Tuesday night about how Mayor Bill de Blasio chose people to get VIP appointments to prestigious boards and positions.
The ad is part of a seven-figure campaign by the PBA that launched earlier this month and is running on both broadcast and cable channels.
The Manhattan District Attorney's office has expanded an investigation into the mayor's attempt to help Democrats take over the New York State Senate in 2014.
Mayor Bill de Blasio was playing defense Thursday as he held his first news conference in eight days.
The new measures include a review and regular safety sweeps of city-owned or managed properties under elevated transportation areas.
A new poll finds the majority of voters think the scandal is a serious problem that could affect his political future
New rules could have taxi drivers putting the brakes on dangerously long shifts.
De Blasio has a 41 percent job approval rating in the Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday. That is down from 50 percent in the pollster's last survey in January.
Under investigation, facing intense criticism, and dealing with his lower approval ratings yet, Mayor Bill de Blasio is apparently doing damage control.
Horse and carriage drivers are getting a raise from a mayor who had promised to get rid of their industry before he even took office, and animal advocacy groups like NYCLASS are fuming.
A federal and city probe reportedly has been launched into a $52 million deal made by Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration to redevelop the Brooklyn Heights Library.
The move has sparked outrage from good-governments groups that believe the outside voices act as a shadow government.
The mayor said he didn't need to attend the hearing because he already spent four hours testifying to the same committee in Albany and said it's now time for lawmakers to vote.
In this installment of WCBS Conversation, WCBS 880 reporter Rich Lamb sits down with New York City First Lady Chirlane McCray.
Mayor Bill de Blasio fielded questions Wednesday about the investigation into his fundraising, saying his administration is doing its own digging.
The New York state Assembly has voted to renew mayoral control over city schools, but Mayor Bill de Blasio said he does not want to deal with a state Senate that is fighting him on the issue.
The Citizens Budget Commission claimed in a new report that the size of city government has ballooned under Mayor Bill de Blasio.
SBA President Ed Mullins said Police Commissioner Bill Bratton "has stayed too long" and called for him to step down amid an ongoing NYPD corruption investigation.
A new controversy struck Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration Friday, involving a real estate deal in Harlem, a developer's political contribution, and plenty of community outrage.
Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to add a protected bike lane on Queens Boulevard despite opposition from residents.
