NYC Celebrates Women's World Cup Winners With Ticker-Tape Parade, City Hall Ceremony
The Women's World Cup ticker-tape parade is over, but the celebrations continue.
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The Women's World Cup ticker-tape parade is over, but the celebrations continue.
Mayor Bill de Blasio joined WFAN co-hosts Kim Jones and Marc Malusis to discuss the importance of the parade and the significance of what the American team accomplished.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday that all unnecessary scaffolding has been removed from city public housing developments.
The cameras at the 7-Eleven captured sanitation worker Curtis Jackson stopping a would-be robber from holding up the store while he was on the job last week.
The "Canyon of Heroes" will be the "Canyon of Heroines" on Friday for the kind of celebration only New York City can throw.
De Blasio left for vacation letting Cuomo have it and he came back taking a stand after measured innuendo from Cuomo in their war of words on ways of governance.
Thousands of New Yorkers accused of low-level or non-violent crimes won't face the prospect of raising cash for bail under a plan that seeks to keep such suspects out of the troubled Rikers Island jail complex.
The confetti will be flying when the city holds a parade for the U.S. women's soccer team to celebrate its World Cup victory.
When Mayor Bill de Blasio returns from vacation, will he and Gov. Andrew Cuomo get together to bury the hatchet? It's hard to say.
Mayor Bill de Blasio's press secretary says the administration is looking into logistics and talking to the team and other partners about the idea.
West Drive between Grand Army Plaza and Park Circle, which had been open to vehicles for two hours during weekday afternoons, will now be permanently car free.
New York City officials are reviewing the city's contracts with Donald Trump after statements the GOP presidential hopeful made about Mexican immigrants.
The New York political world is still in shock over the mayor's decision to take on the governor publicly.
As of midnight, Styrofoam products such as trays, cups, plates, clamshell containers and packing peanuts are banned at food service establishments, stores and manufacturers across the five boroughs.
Speaking to reporters at City Hall just before he leaves on a family vacation, de Blasio said he believes the Democratic governors holds substantial influence over the Republican-led Senate's leadership.
City officials said Monday that the mayor's family will be spending eight days traveling together throughout the southwestern and western United States.
The move allows barges laden with ship containers to be ferried from New Jersey to Brooklyn rather than being driven through bridges and tunnels.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the vehicle ban earlier in June.
The marker was first proposed by Christopher Cobb, a Brooklyn-based artist and writer.
The Supreme Court has declared that same-sex couples have a right to marry anywhere in the United States.
Governor Andrew Cuomo on Thursday did not deny claims he was the unnamed administration official quoted criticizing Mayor Bill de Blasio.
More than 300 cops will focus exclusively on counterterrorism, but they won't be plucked from local precincts.
Sources say the offer to hike the minimum wage was offered as part of a deal to revamp disability pensions for cops and firefighters injured in the line of duty.
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton will unveil more details of his new plan Wednesday on how to cut crime in the Big Apple, including how he'll use almost 1,300 extra cops that have been secured in the city's budget.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton met with urban ministers Tuesday following New York City's decision to hire nearly 1,300 new police officers as part of its $78.5 billion budget agreement.
