Michael Bloomberg

The Lt. Gov. job has garnered a higher profile since Eliot Spitzer resigned in disgrace, leaving Paterson in charge.

Weill Cornell Medical College broke ground on a new $650 million research building at East 69th Street Wednesday. The college hopes the state-of-the-art facility attracts up to 30 top researchers.

New Yorkers came out in droves Saturday to cheer on the annual Salute to Israel Parade.

Talks between restaurateur Dean Poll, who runs the Central Park Boat House, and the union representing restaurant workers broke down.

Bloomberg's approval rating fell to its lowest point in five years in April, according to a new Quinnipiac poll.

The mayor reiterated how vital tourists are to the city and said the painted tourist lane was "very cute."

Fourth graders have shown steady improvement, but eighth graders are reading at more or less the same level.

Gov. David Paterson's new twist on his proposed state sales tax on soft drinks would spare diet soda.

On Tuesday, Bloomberg declined to sign the bill after union members raised concerns over possible job losses.

A carousel, great lawn and skate park were unveiled in a ceremony at the Chelsea Cove portion of the park.

More than half of the cameras the MTA installed in subways, at a cost of $21. 3 million, don't actually work.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg says a handful of games could be played in the city's backyard.

The city's biggest health crusader professes his love for red meat.

Just one day after the White House cut New York City's anti-terror budget, Mayor Bloomberg met with the president.

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