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Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill that would allow the UN to buy Robert Moses Playground, funding a potential waterfront developments.

The mayor also signed legislation officially renaming 14 Manhattan streets and public spaces, including an extension of Fifth Avenue's Museum Mile up to East 110th Street.

The state Senate will vote Friday night on a measure to legalize gay marriage.

Lawmakers made significant progress Wednesday on amendments to protect religious groups that espouse traditional marriage.

The legislation would force pedicab drivers to let riders know, in writing, how much they'd have to pay.

Community Board 1 supports the proposed law, but some said bill could hurt Chinatown businesses.

The Assembly voted to pass a measure Monday that would create a permit system for intercity bus operators.

A Council committee endorsed a resolution urging the state to pass legislation to regulate inter-city buses.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg has signed a bill outlawing smoking in the city's parks, beaches and pedestrian plazas.

Outstanding lunch fees from schools across the city total in the millions of dollars.

A bill being considered by the City Council would increase fines for landlords who fail to provide enough heat.

The proposal to snuff out cigarettes in parks, beaches and plazas has been slammed by city smokers.

Breaking with her father, Barbara Bush, announced her support for gay marriage in a video released Monday.

Ruffalo called on the governor to expand his recent hydrofracking ban.

The Council cracked down on ATMs illegally placed on sidewalks, arguing they obstruct traffic.