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City Announces Deal to Sell Two Downtown Buildings for Nearly $250M

Civic Center

March 05, 2013

City Announces Deal to Sell Two Downtown Buildings for Nearly $250M

The developers have agreed to build a new audio-visual center for the community as part of the deal.

Police Searching for Man who Robbed a Bank in Melrose

Melrose

July 11, 2012

Police Searching for Man who Robbed a Bank in Melrose

Cops said the man passed a note to the bank teller and fled with an undisclosed amount of cash.

Stringer Vows to Stop the City's Sale of Downtown Buildings

Downtown

January 13, 2012

Stringer Vows to Stop the City's Sale of Downtown Buildings

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer is vowing to stop the city from selling three buildings.
Council Votes to Sue Bloomberg Over Homeless Policy

Manhattan

November 29, 2011

Council Votes to Sue Bloomberg Over Homeless Policy

The City Council voted Tuesday to sue the Bloomberg administration to halt a new homeless intake policy.
First Look Inside City Hall's $124 Million Renovation

Downtown

November 17, 2011

First Look Inside City Hall's $124 Million Renovation

City Hall renovations are finally coming to an end after numerous surprises, including falling plaster and archaeological discoveries.
City Council Adopts $66 Billion Budget for 2012

Manhattan

June 29, 2011

City Council Adopts $66 Billion Budget for 2012

After a a 15-hour delay, the Council voted 49-1 in favor of the plan, which saves teachers' jobs, but eliminates others.
Computer Glitch Delays City Budget Vote

Manhattan

June 29, 2011

Computer Glitch Delays City Budget Vote

The City Council will now vote on the austere 2012 budget and its deep cuts Wednesday morning.
Deputy Mayor: City Should Have Declared State of Emergency for Blizzard

Manhattan

January 10, 2011

Deputy Mayor: City Should Have Declared State of Emergency for Blizzard

An apologetic Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith testified at a City Council hearing about the blizzard on Monday.
Budget Showdown Begins as City Council Resists Mayor's Cuts

Manhattan

December 06, 2010

Budget Showdown Begins as City Council Resists Mayor's Cuts

The City Council is pushing back on new cuts to senior, youth and children's services.
Ed Norton Joins City Council to Honor NYC Youth Programs

Downtown

November 17, 2010

Ed Norton Joins City Council to Honor NYC Youth Programs

The two programs were honored for offering outstanding arts and humanities to New York City's young people.

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