Bill de Blasio

Eight landlords own the 12 properties in the Bronx, Manhattan and Queens.

Police will now have discretion on how they deal with issues such as public urination.

Deputy Chief David Colon became highest ranking police official to quit since probe began.

A new poll also found that most voters found the mayor's actions unethical — but not illegal.

Deputy Inspector James Grant of the 19th Precinct is trying to save his pension, sources say.  

Politicians are calling for the mayor to use the same funding stream as the BQX to complete the park.

The Quinnipiac poll also showed several city officials are neck-and-neck with him in election matchups.

Federal and city prosecutors are reportedly investigating the $52 million Brooklyn Heights Library sale.

A vote coming Wednesday on the Criminal Justice Reform Act of 2016 will also affect littering and noise.

The FBI has questioned and investigated more than two dozen people with connections to City Hall.

Bill de Blasio wants to keep some of his email private.  Michael Bloomberg did that, too.

Good government groups say the mayor is limiting transparency in his administration.

Brooklyn will get 73 more docking stations this summer, DOT officials said Thursday night.

The move comes after the lifting of a deed restriction on the Lower East Side led to a lucrative sale.

Inspector Peter DeBlasio and fired officer Michael Milici were questioned by the FBI, officials said.