Bill de Blasio

The city's $100 million offer to owner Norman Brodsky expired Monday.

There's disagreement on whether neighborhood policing improves relationships between police, community.

The city is working with developers to renovate more than 500 affordable housing units in Harlem. 

There were two more homicides in July compared to 2015 and two additional rapes, police said. 

The project installed 358 new LED light fixtures at the development.

The city is offering screenings without an appointment at any of its eight STD clinics. 

The Riders Alliance launched their #FairFares subway tour Wednesday at 149th Street and Grand Concourse.

Department of Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg declined to take sides in the L train feud.

The Neighborhood Coordination Officers program has the same officers patrol the same sector each day.

Chief of Department James O'Neill said he will continue Bill Bratton's plans for community policing.

Bratton will leave in September and be replaced by NYPD Chief of Department James O'Neill.

The Wall Street Journal has deemed them "uncool," but the mayor is still wearing them to his gym.

DNAinfo New York first reported in May that Don Peebles felt he couldn't say no to the mayor's request.

More than 3 percent of city's 3rd to 8th graders did not take state proficiency exams, officials say. 

The new home for Rescue Company 2 will include interior and roof space for mock rescues, the FDNY said.