Bill de Blasio

The founder and CEO of Success Academy Charter Schools will speak on the steps of City Hall.

The mayor tried to allay fears that his planned rezoning would push out long-time residents.

The center, at 126 Stuyvesant Pl., is expected to open early next year.

The mayor said he's confident that we're better prepared for Hurricane Joaquin than we were for Sandy.

The city has activated its severe weather plans in anticipation of the storm, officials said.

A task force appointed by the mayor agreed to the idea of assigning designated areas for topless women.

The Staten Island Ferry's new half-hour service starts on Oct. 1.

The mayor joined overnight DOT workers to help repave a section of Arthur Kill Road Wednesday night.

The city sampled 35 cooling towers over the weekend, and 15 came back with positive results.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said the plan aims to "stop homelessness before it starts."

Civil rights attorney Norman Siegel and the Manhattan and Brooklyn borough presidents issued the report.

Activists will hand out mock summonses for offenses such as riding a bike on the sidewalk.

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli called on the city and state to contribute more to funding the MTA. 

Three bills aim to close loopholes that make it hard to punish shops that peddle synthetic marijuana.

The mayor has received a considerable number of books, including a collection of erotic writings.