Quinn Gets Punked With Fake Campaign Website

Mayoral hopeful target of misleading e-mail blast from unknown prankster.

Marijuana Decriminalization Gets Broad Support in State Assembly

Gov. Cuomo said that a bid to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana was being considered in state budget negotiations.

Bloomberg Vows to Fight Supreme Court Ruling on Soda Ban

Mayor says he believes the courts will ultimately rule in favor of the ban on sugary drinks.

State GOP Pols Signal Possible Minimum Wage Increase

Senate Republicans drafted a budget resolution acknowledging that the minimum wage level has not kept up with the rate of inflation over the years

Judge Gulps Down Bloomberg Soda Ban

The mayor's proposed ban on extra-large cups of soda has been struck down.

Cuomo’s Favorability at Lowest Level During Tenure as Governor

However, he continues to maintain a better than two-to-one rating.

Quinn Launches Official Mayoral Bid

In video published Sunday, Quinn starts campaign to be city's first female mayor.

Judge Extends Restraining Order Against SUNY, Postpones LICH Decision

After hearing from both sides on Friday, Supreme Court Judge Johnny Lee Baynes said the court was “capable of rendering a decision today,” but instead he would extend the temporary restraining order and make a ruling later.

MTA Weekend Subway Changes for Brooklyn

What you need to know to get around NYC March 9 and 10.

New Poll Gives Hillary Edge in 2016

Gov. Cuomo doesn't fare as well in poll released Thursday.

MTA to Receive Nearly $200M in Federal Sandy Aid

Agency will give $20.9 million to LIRR and allocate $14.9 million to Metro-North.

Quinn Criticized at Mayoral Forum for Position on Paid Sick Leave

Candidates discuss minimum wage increase, stop-and-frisk and other issues at a poverty forum Thursday

Is Money What Matters in Race for Borough President?

In Brooklyn and Queens, there are "haves" and "have-nots."

City Council Passes Bill to Prevent Immigrant Deportation for Petty Crimes

Bill would halt NYPD from turning over immigrants charged with low-level offenses to the feds.

Atlantic Yards-Area Civic Groups: 'We Need More Contractors'

Brooklyn Speaks says dividing up the project could shorten construction from 25 years to 10.

MTA Fares and Tolls To Increase This Weekend

LIRR, Metro-North fares to rise on Friday, while the cost to ride subways and buses will go up on Sunday.

Bloomberg Calls On State To Take Up Large Soda Ban

The mayor calls on Cuomo to initiate a ban on sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces.

Hynes Discusses Creation of Healthcare Fraud Division [VIDEO]

Division will prosecute doctors, pharmacists and patients who steal city, state and federal healthcare funds.

White House: NY Could Lose $275M Without ‘Sequestration’ Deal

NY will face cuts to job services, education and public safety if no deal is reached by Friday.

MTA To Launch Full-Line Review of G Train

At the urging of Senators Daniel Squadron and Martin Malavé Dilan last month, the agency will conduct a thorough examination of the line's delays and inconsistencies.

City Council Responds to 'Alarming Reports' of Rat Outbreaks Following Hurricane Sandy

Councilwoman Jessica Lappin has moved to pass a bill that will eradicate rats at no cost to property owners

Koch Endorsed Quinn From Deathbed, Report

The New York Times says Koch wanted to help Christine Quinn in mayoral campaign.

Gov. Cuomo Pauses on Minimum Wage Increase

Cuomo suggested on Sunday he would reconsider a minimum wage increase, after GOP legislators complained it would hurt business

Poll Shows Quinn Favored by a Huge Margin Amongst Democrats for NYC Mayor

Former MTA chief Joe Lhota leads for the GOP.

Opponents of Cuomo’s Gun Control Law Push for Repeal

Hundreds rallied at the state Capitol on Tuesday saying they will not comply with New York’s new gun control law

Alternate Side Parking Suspended Monday through Wednesday

Your car is safe from the city for most of the week.

5 Things: Brooklyn's Best Sledding and Where to Get Warm

How to enjoy Brooklyn's first snowstorm of 2013.

Missing Your W-2? Here’s What to Do

Employers should send your W-2 by the end of January. If you have not received, you can follow these steps

Christine Quinn, Jumaane Williams Alerts Brooklynites to Recent Rape

Elected officials circulated flyers Thursday morning with details about the assailant at a subway station near the site of the attack.

MTA Brings Subway Map Into Smartphone Age

New format allows users to zoom in to enlarge and easily pull up details for specific lines.

Saturday Mail Delivery Ending In August, USPS Announces

What do we think about it, Carroll Gardeners?

All Trussed Up With No Place To Go

Five hundred gallons of brown paint once used to coat the Brooklyn Bridge are being auctioned off.

South Brooklyn Pols React to Ed Koch's Passing

The former Mayor of New York City passed away at the age of 88 early Friday morning from congestive heart failure.

Tish James-Sponsored Gun Buyback Program To Be Held Saturday

Turn in an operable weapon and receive a bank card, no questions asked.

Gov. Cuomo Readies to Take Over Teacher Evaluation Negotiations

Unless an agreement is reached between the City and the UFT soon, the governor plans to empower the state Education Department to act as a key arbitrator

9/11 Compensation Fund to Give Out First Awards

The first 15 recipients will receive $10,000 - $1.5 million, but a low number of victims registering for fund may compromise total amount

Postage Rate Increase Starts Today

The cost of a first-class domestic letter has risen to 46 cents from 45 cents, while international postage will be greatly simplified to allow customers to mail a one-ounce letter anywhere in the world for $1.10.

Pols Propose Penalties for Crimes Targeting Residents During State of Emergency

"Anyone who takes advantage of a natural disaster to prey on their fellow New Yorkers deserves to be punished harshly," says Oddo.

BAM to Host Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Tribute

Performances will include the Brooklyn Interdenominational Choir, among others.

$50.7 Billion Sandy Aid Bill Passes in the House

Federal aid bill will cover repairs to people’s homes, assist business owners and reimburse local governments