Michael Bloomberg

Melissa Mark-Viverito says there's no proof bill will hurt businesses.

A campaign condemning hate crimes comes following recent attacks throughout New York.

Michael Bloomberg's Miami jaunt is one of several out-of-state trips the mayor has made in recent months.

The paid sick leave bill would have required companies with 20 or more workers to provide paid sick days to staff.

Advocates sparred at a City Council hearing to discuss a bill that would ban smoking in some public spaces.

The Port Authority added $47.5M to the $712.5M deal for recovery workers at Ground Zero.

The city may allow an agreement, which staffed 60 engine companies with an extra man, to lapse early next year.

The names of 12 NYPD officers killed in the line of duty were added to the downtown memorial.

The city is studying whether to install a bike-sharing program similar to what Parisians enjoy.

Commuters are already having problems with the service.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the program could save the city $500,000 over four years while also reducing traffic.

The city's Board of Elections failed to send ballots to soldiers posted overseas by its Oct. 1 deadline.

"Government should not be in the business of telling anyone whom he or she can or cannot love," Mayor Bloomberg said.

Gillibrand was reportedly "still looking" at a plan to remove sugary drinks from the list of acceptable food stamp purchases.

The new M15 Select Bus Service could make trips up to 20 percent faster.