Bill de Blasio

The announcement comes as Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo are still feuding.

Empire Hotel Group Vice President Glenn Isaacs blasted the city for not giving the hotel enough info.

The intersection of 222nd Street and 92nd Road will be renamed “Detective 1st Grade Brian Moore Way.”

The list of infected buildings grew while the death toll remained at 12, officials said.

The intersection of Major Avenue and Lily Pond Road will be renamed Officer Thomas Choi Avenue.

The two men held dueling press conferences Monday and gave out conflicting and confusing information.

Concerns about crime and homelessness are also on the rise, according to a Quinnipiac University poll.

Health inspectors now plan to visit P.S. 325 for the first time since a teacher there died in April.

Safe NYC will involve several city agencies focusing on outreach and prevention.

Building owners will have 14 days to comply.

The mayor received his lowest overall approval rating in the Quinnipiac University poll.

A new law will require cooling towers to be registered and inspected for the disease.

The protest on Sunday is part of an ongoing effort to get the city to finish Bushwick Inlet Park.

Fines have dropped to $15.7 million from $32.5 million and the number of violations declined by a third.

One system was on top of Lincoln Hospital and the other at Concourse Plaza in The Bronx.