New York City's former first couple aren't quite single, but they're ready to mingle, according to a new report.
Library budgets have been restored, but officials dubbed the deal ‘bittersweet’ as New York copes with financial challenges.
The one-time head of the Manhattan DA’s construction unit said she had “no recollection” of a dismissed Buildings Department summons.
A spokesperson for City Hall denies the conversation with the mayor ever took place.
Police sources say an NYPD graduation in Queens will likely be the last time the public sees her in the role.
The federal housing agency hit pause on its decision after getting pushback from the nation’s large public housing authorities.
The handshake budget deal — which goes for a City Council vote Friday — restores library funding and avoids cuts to schools, officials said.
One library repair project has been in the works for nearly 14 years, THE CITY found.
Reducing street noise is the goal of new City Council bills designed to stop high decibel sounds that hurt our health.
Two district attorneys appear to have fought off challengers and a contentious City Council battle could deliver a surprising victory.
The veto further strains the fraught relationship between Adams and the Council, as a deadline for a city budget looms.
Advocates for testing-based school admissions secured a say in district-level school governance.
“I love this program, I feel like it gives me more freedom,” said pilot program participant Mario Reyes, a wheelchair user from Manhattan.
Here, THE CITY explains how the budget is hammered out, how the money is distributed and what can happen if it’s late.
Four housing bills passed by the City Council would have cost the city billions of dollars a year, Mayor Eric Adams argued Friday.
"The streets of New York City are too dirty and they're not getting any cleaner," New York City Councilmember Lincoln Restler said.
The City's Department of Correction is close to approving a $33 million no-bid contract with the operation’s management firm.
Albany lawmakers have passed a lot of bills. But many of their goals have so far gone nowhere this session.
The Council member often charged with being MIA is vying for a fifth term representing Brownsville.
A regulated insurance program bill passed both chambers of the state legislature and could help commuter van drivers get back on the road.
"Very few" of tens of thousands of migrants who arrived in the city have begun the complicated asylum process, a top city official has said.
New Yorkers are already casting early ballots for the June 27 primary. Here's what to know.
The move by Mayor Eric Adams fulfills a long-held goal by advocates, but could ultimately be an end-run around a wider housing reform bill.
The former mayor's payment includes $155,000 fine, the largest in the Conflicts of Interest Board's history. De Blasio quickly fought back.
The tentative deal, if approved, would bring 75 percent of the city's workforce under union contract.
The suit, filed in state court Wednesday, accuses at least 30 New York counties of seeking to "wall off their borders" to asylum seekers.
Viral how-to videos on TikTok and other sites show how to start the cars using only USB cables and a screwdriver.
An additional $1.8 billion in revenue has spawned tensions over how much further Adams’ $107 billion financial plan can stretch.
Demands to boost funding for Right to Counsel program — and pause eviction cases where attorneys are not assigned, were demanded.
The Council member has racked up major union endorsements in what is expected to be one of this year’s most competitive races.
City Council members passed a resolution Thursday in support of Sammy's Law, a bill that would let the city lower speed limits below 20 mph.
Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey, has been served with a misconduct charge by the police department.
Homeless advocates applauded a housing voucher expansion passed by the City Council that mayor's officials contended will cost $17 billion.
Mayor Eric Adams' request to a judge Tuesday drew fierce opposition, with one advocate calling it an "all-out assault" on vulnerable people.
Donald Trump's highly anticipated Manhattan criminal trial is tentatively set for the middle of 2024's presidential primary season.
“We have one clear message: let them work,” Mayor Eric Adams said as he called for federal action to speed up work permits for migrants.
Natural organic reduction, as it’s known, has drawn adherents in the few other states that already offer this burial alternative.
Faced with criticism, Mayor Adams said of his handling of the migrant crisis, "I think we're a victim of our own success."
Mayor Eric Adams' comments Tuesday come amid a growing outcry from parents over schools being used as temporary migrant shelters.
On Tuesday afternoon an urgent email went out from the Mayor's Office of Contract Services to vendors it regularly works with.