Christine Quinn

Mayor Michael Bloomberg was criticized after making a joke, which played on the stereotype that Irish people are drunks.

The Bridge to Tomorrow will fast track those looking to obtain their GEDs in an effort to improve job prospects.

A new campaign is aimed at helping job seekers without high school diplomas to prepare for the GED.

Construction on a new school in the backyard of P.S. 51 will kick off soon, but some parents still have big safety fears.

Hundreds rallied on City Hall steps ahead of the hearing to protest the retail giant's interest in opening in the city.

Smoking in the city's 1,700 parks, 14 miles of beaches and all public plazas will now be punishable with a $50 fine.

City Council is poised to award a contract to an operator to provide year-round, all-day service.

The proposal to snuff out cigarettes in parks, beaches and plazas has been slammed by city smokers.

Walmart will argue in favor of a New York City store through a series of radio and newspaper ads this week.

The owners of a building which once housed former slaves escaping to freedom are fighting a city order.

NYC Transit President Thomas Prendergast told the City Council today that the MTA will improve during storms.

An apologetic Deputy Mayor Stephen Goldsmith testified at a City Council hearing about the blizzard on Monday.

Walmart executives will not attend a City Council hearing into the potential effects of a store opening within the city.

The tenants called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to support their cause.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg continued to come under fire Wednesday for the city's sluggish response to Sunday's blizzard.