City Council Speaker Christine Quinn

Mayor Michael Bloomberg will present his budget plan for the coming fiscal year Thursday.

Helen Marshall blasted hydrofracking and flawed census data in her state of the borough speech Tuesday.

The top five candidates have raised more than $1.8 million dollars from supporters who live out of state.

Advocates have renewed their push to mandate paid sick leave for businesses with five or more employees.

The City Council voted Thursday on a group of bills designed to make parking less of a pain.

The program, which uses ex-gang members to prevent violence, has a new home at 653 Lenox Ave.

The Union Square Greenmarket is attracting a growing legion of food stamp shoppers.

City Comproller John Liu's poll numbers have sunk after allegations of campaign financing fraud.

Former mayor Ed Koch endorses Christine Quinn as his choice to be the next mayor of NYC.

The City Council has sued the Bloombereg administration over "cruel" new homeless policy.

Hairdressers Against AIDS is designed to help hairdressers speak to their clients about the disease.

The City Council voted Tuesday to sue the Bloomberg administration to halt a new homeless intake policy.

The City Council is expected to file suit against the city to halt a controversial new homeless policy.

City Hall renovations are finally coming to an end after numerous surprises, including falling plaster and archaeological discoveries.

A new report by the Urban Justice Center gave top marks to East Harlem City Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito for her work on human rights.