Bill de Blasio

A DNAinfo New York review of de Blasio's campaign finances shows unusual donations.

The mayor thought it was "funny" and "cool" that Obama made fun of the controversial joke.

The city doesn't allow middle-school students get free lunch if their school spans grades K-8 or 6-12.

In spite of the investigations, the mayor says he is accomplishing his agenda.

Advocates say the one-time survey is a "preposterous" way to get a true measure of homelessness.

New Yorkers can enter to win an annual pass for the new Citywide Ferry service.

Developers plan to turn P.S. 31 into a complex with affordable housing and commercial space.

The mayor's director of intergovernmental affairs and a consulting firm were compelled to testify.

Their meeting at a "Made in NY" awards ceremony in November 2014 was kismet.

The proposed budget includes the funds to build the new ferries that have been in the works since 2014.

A new police precinct in Queens and money to move juveniles off Rikers Island was also in the budget.

The mayor allocated $70 million in the Executive Budget to create a new precinct in Southeast Queens.

The mayor's executive budget include $50 million to build a new indoor pool in Staten Island.

The mayor said his fundraising was within the law and decried leaks about the federal probe into it.

A preservationist group wants the mayor to deter people from making false testimony to city agencies.