De Blasio, Bloomberg Make Rare Public Appearance Together
Mayor Bill de Blasio and his predecessor, former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, made a rare public appearance together Friday.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and his predecessor, former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, made a rare public appearance together Friday.
Members of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association recently staged protests outside City Hall and Gracie Mansion, expressing their outrage over the proposed 1 percent raise.
The last raise for council members came in 2006.
Mayor Bill de Blasio was on time this year for a Queens memorial service marking the 14th anniversary of the crash of American Airlines Flight 587.
An arbitrator gave police officers a one percent raise each year for a two-year period covering 2010 and 2012.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday was not taking kindly to remarks by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump about the new Starbucks holiday cup design.
The black-tie event is known for its humor, often at the expense of the politicians who attend. It raises money for various charities.
Local leaders from around the country have created a bipartisan coalition to advocate for the re-authorization of the 9/11 Zadroga Act.
A prison guard remains in the hospital after officials said he was ambushed by inmates who repeatedly slashed him and nearly knocked him unconscious at Rikers Island.
State Sens. Jeff Klein of the Bronx and Diane Savino of Brooklyn released an investigative report Thursday, naming the day care centers with persistent and dangerous health code violations.
More than 1,000 NYPD officers took to the streets during Thursday's morning rush to protest a proposed 1 percent pay increase over the next two years.
Mayor Bill de Blasio has outside political consultants who have been paid upwards of $2 million during his first 18 months in office.
He promised to add 20,000 new jobs to a sector that already employs a half-million New Yorkers.
All of the armed forces' flags will be flown at City Hall for the next two weeks.
A new poll gives Mayor Bill de Blasio his lowest job approval rating ever as New Yorkers express dismay at what they see as a drop in quality of life.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Clinton has a history of fighting for income equality, paid family leave, pre-k for all kids and voting rights, among other issues.
A new poll finds that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio continues to have a mixed approval rating.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has revealed how it plans to spend the billions of dollars the city and state have agreed to give the transit agency.
The mayor initially refused to endorse Clinton, saying he needed to hear more detailed policies, most notably about income inequality.
"I think when it comes to alternatives to incarceration, I have supported alternatives to incarceration all my life," Cuomo told reporters.
Tyrone Howard, who is suspected of killing Officer Randolph Holder Tuesday night, had been arrested 20 times for offenses including drug possession and robbery, authorities said.
The largest apartment complex in Manhattan is expected to be sold for $5.3 billion in a deal that will preserve nearly half of its 11,232 units for middle-class families, according to officials involved in the negotiations.
Police Commissioner Bill Bratton seemed irritated Monday about a report saying there's a new policy allowing prisoners to be handcuffed in the front, instead of the back.
The street in front of the main entrance of the new police academy in Queens has been renamed in honor of a New York City police officer slain more than four decades ago.
A local fish seller has pleaded guilty in an attempt to ship undersized American eels to Asia – where they are a delicacy.
