Bill de Blasio

Jerry Delakas can begin selling papers at his Astor Place newsstand after he starts paying a $9,000 fine.

The mayor and archbishop met for 45 minutes behind closed doors at St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Park Slope's P.S. 321 has long been a leader in the movement against high-stakes testing.

The former councilman and public advocate has a track record of challenging the agency he now controls.

Gale Brewer was sworn in Sunday afternoon as Manhattan's 27th Borough President.

Katz was sworn in as the borough's next president at a ceremony at Queens College.

Law enforcement officials are not obliged to alert child protective services when they arrest a parent.

De Blasio ate half his slice with a fork and knife and half with his hands at a stop in Staten Island.

Myls Dobson's short life set off alarms at child protective services in New York City and South Carolina.

The city is looking at adding 11 stops across all five boroughs. 

Mark-Viverito soared to the top council seat after rival Daniel Garodnick backed down.

The city evicted Jerry Delakas from his Astor Place newsstand in December.

Levine sees himself as someone who brings people together under a progressive agenda. 

Marti Adams joins a press shop packed with veterans of de Blasio's Public Advocate office and campaign.

Union officials said they would fight for the mayor's tax hike on the wealthy in Albany.