Christine Quinn

As part of the new cost-cutting initiative, the city will be consolidating office space and eliminating redundant operations.

City leaders kicked off construction on the new Minetta Playground Monday.

The two 1,000 ton machines were named after Mayor Michael Bloomberg's daughters, Georgina and Emma.

The mayor may push to expand the smoking ban in an effort to improve public health and curb littering.

The new market will be open on Tuesdays through the fall.

A poll finds that Mayor Michael Bloomberg has emerged relatively unscathed in the public eye from his service-slashing 2011 budget.

The Battery Park City middle school will not lose its free after-school program next year, as many had feared. I.S. 289

The vote comes a day after the State Legislature took a giant leap toward passing its own budget.

Thousands of people lined the streets, and danced in them, for the 39th annual Gay Pride March.

The decision determined that supplemental hikes in '08 and '09 were illegal, meaning $100M may be refunded.

Albany lawmakers have reportedly hashed out a deal with the city and the MTA to revive student MetroCards.

Home Depot, Eastern Mountain Sports and Paragon Sports were among the merchants named in the DA's probe.

Intrepid museum is stepping up to honor Mother Teresa after the Empire State Building refused.

The new laws will force taxis to record and store all fare information and make it available to riders.

After learning of the building owner's refusal to honor Mother Theresa, Council Speaker Quinn joined the fight.