Pre-K For Most, But Not For All: A Mom Battles for Her Special Needs Child
Nearly 2,000 such kids are without Pre-K seats, and 40% of them are in the Bronx
Mayor Bill de Blasio
Bill de Blasio endorses Bernie Sanders for President
The mayor, who dropped out of the presidential race himself in September, will stump for Sanders in Nevada
Empty Storefronts: Fighting the Blight
The mayor’s office may turn to controversial legislation to address commercial warehousing
Tensions Flare at Inwood Rezoning Hearing
Emotions ran high Thursday night at a public hearing about proposed rezoning plans for Inwood, with elected officials and activists accusing each other of shutting down conversation and exploiting racial dynamics to push their agenda. The meeting was a chance for residents to respond to a draft rezoning document released last month by Mayor Bill […]
Upper East Side Residents Have Mixed Feelings About Coming Esplanade
De Blasio to spend $100 million to complete the Manhattan Waterfront Greenway on the Upper East Side
City to Call on Congress to Pick up Trump Security Check
The mayor’s office will ask Congress for more funds to cover the cost of protecting the president’s assets and family
Veterans Rally Against City Budget Cuts
Mayor De Blasio’s proposed cuts to his own new Veterans Services department draws a demonstration—and political rivals
The Mayor’s Horse Plan Bolts, and Drivers Are Cheering
A union backs away from a proposed compromise, and the drivers will keep their jobs
Pedicab Drivers Fear de Blasio’s Plan Will Leave Them Jobless
The mayor’s plan will limit the number of horses in the park and keep pedicab drivers out of its popular southern edge