Christine Quinn

A plan to give city council members more power has racked up 30 signatures so far, organizers said.

The legislation prohibits employers from discriminating against pregnant women.

A group of members wants to shift some of the next City Council speaker's power back to the council.

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, once a front-runner, urged New Yorkers to vote for Bill de Blasio.

Two days after losing her bid for mayor, Quinn promised "a ton" of Council activity in her last months.

The cermony drew loved ones of the 274 Staten Islanders killed.

Results showed Bill de Blasio within a razor's edge of winning the 40 percent needed to avoid a runoff.

Johnson defeated civil rights lawyer Yetta Kurland to win the Democratic nomination for the seat.

Watch as the candidates for the city's top offices make last-minute pushes for votes.

Voting machine problems were reported throughout the city as New Yorkers turned out to the polls.

Anti-sanitation station group Pledge 2 Protect sent out 80,000 direct mailings prior to the primaries.

The council speaker has heavily courted Latino voters, but observers see major issues still in her way.

Quinn's campaign isn't panicking despite the Speaker's recent slippage in the polls.

Democratic candidates pummeled Bill de Blasio in their final debate at Rockefeller Center Tuesday.

In a brief filed in state court, the mayor's office says state law preempts the City Council's law.