Bill de Blasio

The July 4 fireworks show will return to the East River this year for the first time since 2008.

Half of Freedom House's 400 homeless residents will be removed by Nov. 1.

Former officials remember an uproarious Rev. Al when he wore an FBI wire on the mob.  

Bill de Blasio's donors and past associates dominated a midday Google video chat with the mayor.

The state will instead focus on acquiring Sandy damaged homes through an acquisition program.

The de Blasio administration is centralizing the hiring process, according to a memo sent to staff.

The speed limit on a 7.6-mile stretch of Atlantic Avenue will be reduced from 30 to 25 mph.

The ID, part of a State of the City promise by Mayor de Blasio, works like a driver's license.

More than 200 pre-K seats will be added to District 2 schools, but none are on the Upper East Side.

The mayor and police commissioner planned to visit the officers' families again Tuesday. 

A month after Mayor de Blasio heralded historic lows, new NYPD stats show a rise in homicides.

A 15-year-old Yorkville resident founded a group that is fighting to keep carriage horses in NYC.

Tom Finkelpearl has been at the Queens Museum since 2002.   

The number of pre-K seats in the neighborhood will increase from 36 to 90.

The little-known deal by Comptroller John Liu gave retroactive raises to hundreds of elevator workers.