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An attorney for John Haggerty said the mayor could not have been a victim of theft because he had no right to the money he'd contributed to the Independence Party.

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John Haggerty, accused of stealing more than $1 million from Mayor Michael Bloomberg's third term re-election campaign, is on trial in Manhattan Supreme Court.

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A police report shows Goldsmith was involved in an altercation with his wife in their Washington DC home before he resigned.

Downtown »

The mayor said Friday that the readings are currently up for discussion.

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The city on Friday launched a pilot program to provide job training to domestic violence victims. The program may be expanded upon its success.

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Mayor Bloomberg called on people to stand by President Obama on ABC's Good Morning America Wednesday morning despite a nation embroiled in "blame culture."

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Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith has stepped down and will be replaced by DEP Commissioner Cas Holloway.

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The group, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, warns against terrorists exploiting weak U.S. gun laws.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

Local businesses in Chelsea and across Manhattan are gearing up for extra business from same-sex marriages.

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The Assembly used their extra session to pass a bill allowing livery cabs to pick up street fares in areas underserved by yellow cabs.

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The state Senate was reportedly close to passing a revised version of the bill to legalize same-sex marriage.

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In the final days before the Senate votes on the gay marriage bill, New Yorkers are uniting to push for its success.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

The council speaker wrote Mayor Bloomberg requesting court action on the future BRC shelter on W. 25th Street.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

The High Line's second stretch, from West 20th to 30th streets opened Tuesday.

Manhattan »

Images of skeletons will feature on speed boards warning drivers that they're going too fast.